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      Scam Alert: Investment Scam Linked to CGI Inc. and Ethereum Addresses

      Type of Scam: Investment

      Website: CGI Inc. – Be cautious as this website might be involved in fraudulent activities.

      Receiving Ethereum Addresses:

      0x9816b28586e70ca63fb8f708e909cf89f3cf0c33 📋
      0x7cf015dd543151a954c131e34b6d00911530544e 📋
      0x19395e0441Feaf42aaE26E079ba29BAa688F6F41 📋
      0x8C014B265fFD4Db0626987C9c73C14f98855B7b9 📋

      Details: These Ethereum addresses are reportedly linked to an investment scam associated with the website cgiinc.cc. Individuals are enticed to invest money with promises of high returns through various financial schemes or projects. Such promises are often unrealistic and lead to financial losses for investors as the funds are misappropriated.

      satish
      Keymaster

        This report documents a fraudulent cryptocurrency scam associated with the website cgiinc.cc, which presents itself as a crypto exchange platform offering unrealistically high returns on investment (up to 90%). The scam utilizes a series of fraudulent cryptocurrency receiving addresses where victims are instructed to send their funds. The platform primarily targets Ethereum (ETH) and USDC (Tether), exploiting these assets for illicit gain. Once funds are deposited, the victims face difficulties withdrawing their investments, and the platform becomes unresponsive, indicating a scam operation.

        Scam Type:

        • Fake Cryptocurrency Exchange
        • Promises of unrealistic returns (up to 90% on investments)
        • Withdrawals blocked after deposit
        • Platform becomes unresponsive after funds are sent
        • Receiving Wallet Addresses:

        USDC:

        ETH (Ethereum):

        Total Reported Losses:

        ETH Transactions: Multiple deposits ranging from 0.136 ETH to 2.489 ETH, including significant individual transfers like 2.489092 ETH and 2.314442 ETH.
        USDC Transactions: 6,000 USDC deposited to the wallet address 0x9816b28586e70ca63fb8f708e909cf89f3cf0c33 📋 .

        Blockchain Type:

        1. Ethereum (ETH)
        2. USDC (Tether)

        Domain Information:

        • Domain Name: cgiinc.cc
        • Registrar: Gname.com Pte. Ltd.
        • Registration Date: April 1, 2024
        • Expiration Date: April 1, 2025
        • Registrant Location: Arizona, USA

        Nature of Scam:

        Victims were enticed to invest in cryptocurrency through promises of high, guaranteed returns, with no actual trading or returns ever occurring. Once users deposited funds into the provided wallet addresses, they faced immediate difficulties withdrawing, and the platform became unresponsive to requests for account access or withdrawal of funds. The scam appears to be well-coordinated, using professional-looking branding to deceive victims into believing the platform was legitimate.

        Recommendation:

        Investigators should track the wallet addresses associated with the scam for any further fraudulent activity. It is recommended that victims report the incident to relevant authorities, and financial tracking agencies to monitor the flow of funds associated with these addresses.

        Manju Ram
        Participant

          Type of Scam: Investment Scam
          URL of Scam: cgiinc.cc
          Cryptocurrency Addresses:

          0x9816b28586e70ca63fb8f708e909cf89f3cf0c33 📋
          0x7cf015dd543151a954c131e34b6d00911530544e 📋 (repeated multiple times)
          0x19395e0441Feaf42aaE26E079ba29BAa688F6F41 📋 (repeated multiple times)
          0x8C014B265fFD4Db0626987C9c73C14f98855B7b9 📋

          Calculated Amount Loss: $140,000.00
          Description: The victim was initially engaged in a romantic relationship which transitioned into an investment scam through the website cgiinc.cc. The scam involved multiple requests for transferring funds to various Ethereum addresses, purportedly for investment purposes. Despite transferring a significant amount, all attempts to recover the invested amounts have been ignored by the scam operators. The victim has taken actions including reporting to the Hong Kong police and has the documentation of transactions and communications with the scam entities.

          Open-Source Intelligence Analysis: Investigative Report on Romance and Investment Scam at cgiinc.cc

          Current Website:
          The website cgiinc.cc was involved in a combined romance and investment scam, manipulating the victim emotionally and financially through the guise of a romantic relationship followed by fraudulent investment opportunities. The website has been taken down following complaints.

          Domain and Hosting Information:

          Registrar: Gname.com Pte. Ltd.
          Registered On: 2024-04-01
          Expires On: 2025-04-01
          Updated On: 2024-11-21
          Status: clientHold, clientTransferProhibited
          Name Servers:a.share-dns.com, b.share-dns.net

          Technical Analysis and Legal Action Recommendations:

          Domain Registrar: Gname.com Pte. Ltd. Action Recommended: Attempt to retrieve ownership and transaction details despite the domain being in a hold status, which suggests regulatory or legal actions might be underway.
          Investigative Measures: Engage cyber forensic experts to trace the flow of the transferred funds through the blockchain and identify potential recovery paths.
          Critical Observations:
          The significant financial loss and the method of operation suggest a highly organized scam network that uses emotional manipulation followed by financial deceit. The involvement of multiple Ethereum addresses indicates a sophisticated operation designed to launder the stolen funds.

          Conclusion:
          The case of cgiinc.cc represents a severe instance of cybercrime combining romance and investment scam elements. Immediate legal and investigative actions are crucial, focusing on the recovery of funds and prosecution of the offenders. Collaboration with international law enforcement and cybercrime units will be necessary given the cross-jurisdictional nature of the scam and the complex web of transactions involved.

          Future Preventative Measures:
          Educational outreach should be enhanced to inform the public about the risks of online relationships that transition into financial dealings, especially in platforms offering high returns on investments without clear credentials.

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