AMKXED.com, a seemingly legitimate online platform, is, in reality, a well-orchestrated scam that falsely advertises itself as a pre-order site for well-known brands. Their website appropriates the names of trusted retailers such as Walmart, Cosmo Wholesale, eBay, Nink, and Procter & Gamble, without authorization, misleading users into believing they’re interacting with legitimate entities. Unfortunately, I became one of their victims, losing money through a fake pre-order transaction that was paid in cryptocurrency, which complicates any potential recovery of funds.

The scam operates by offering users the chance to pre-order products from popular brands, promoting what appears to be a too-good-to-be-true deal. They create a false sense of security, mentioning well-known names in retail and wholesale to seem authentic. Beyond this, AMKXED.com promises a legitimate Amazon business model, claiming minimal work requirements and guaranteed compensation after a few days of task completion. According to their promises, one would also earn commissions from these tasks. However, after investing $780, I received nothing in return.

I transferred the funds via cryptocurrency, using the address 0x18b618df526f8A09D1E1c13a6E69B541e3c57d11, and, since then, have had no response from the platform. AMKXED.com makes it difficult for users to reclaim lost funds due to the anonymous nature of crypto transactions, leaving victims like myself without recourse. In summary, AMKXED.com uses the facade of prominent retail names to lure unsuspecting customers into a fraudulent scheme. This site should be avoided at all costs, and I encourage others to exercise caution when dealing with similar platforms promising guaranteed returns or using major brand names without authorization.