Hi Lou Lou,

Thanks for sharing your story—it highlights how these scams lure victims in with small rewards before escalating deposit demands. That cycle of “just one more payment” is a classic tactic used by crypto scammers.

We’re sorry to hear you were targeted, but glad you managed to minimise the loss. If you haven’t already, please report the full details through our Trace My Crypto form so we can include your case in our investigation and help warn others.

Stay sharp,

Adam

Hi Tracy,
Thank you for sharing your story — I know it’s not easy. What you’ve described sounds like a classic pig butchering scam combined with identity theft. Please don’t lose hope. We recommend securing your accounts immediately and gathering all evidence. If you’d like, we can connect you with investigators who specialize in tracing crypto and digital fraud. Let us know how you’d like to proceed.

— Adam, ScamCrypto.net

Hi Christy,

Thanks for sharing your experience — sadly, what you described is a textbook crypto scam. These platforms use manipulative tactics like fake “fraud flags” and tiered account upgrades to keep extracting money.

Since the site is now down, it’s unlikely they ever intended to release your funds. Please don’t send any more money if you ever hear from them again under a different name.

If you’d like, we can help you connect with a professional crypto investigation team to trace the funds and potentially support your case with law enforcement.

Stay strong,
– Adam | ScamCrypto.net

Dear Mark,

I’m sorry to hear about your situation. Both websites you’ve mentioned—qfsnanoxledger.com and quantumvaultledger.com—have been flagged as potential scams by multiple sources. Scamadviser reports low trust scores for both sites, indicating they may be fraudulent.

qfsnanoxledger.com does not load at all, it seems, while quantumvaultledger.com appears highly suspicious (for example, the link to the Google Play Store leads nowhere….)

Additionally, discussions on platforms like Reddit have highlighted similar scams, with users reporting significant losses after engaging with such sites.

Given this information, it’s advisable to cease any further interactions with these platforms. To address your losses:

1. Document Everything: Gather all communications, transaction records, and any other pertinent information related to these websites.
2. Report the Scam: File a report with your local law enforcement agency. Providing them with detailed documentation can aid in their investigation.
3. Notify Relevant Authorities: In the U.S., you can report such scams to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) through their official website.
4. Inform Your Bank or Payment Provider: If any transactions were made through your bank or a payment service, notify them immediately. They might offer solutions or preventive measures.
5. Consider reaching out to CNC Intelligence, a firm specializing in cryptocurrency tracing. They offer complimentary consultations to assess whether their services align with your case.

Best regards,

Adam
ScamCrypto.net

Hi there,
I’m really sorry to hear what happened. Thank you for sharing the addresses—this helps others avoid the same trap. If you’re looking to trace your funds or report the scam formally, feel free to use our Trace My Crypto service or Report a Crypto Scam form. We’re here to help however we can.

– Adam from ScamCrypto.net

Thanks, Dan — we’d appreciate that. Please feel free to share the details of your experience here or contact us directly if you prefer. The more we know, the better we can warn others and help trace the scam.

Hi Asif,

Thank you for sharing your experiences. We’ve flagged Andersenlab-km.com and the associated Ethereum address as part of an ongoing scam investigation.

If you haven’t already, please submit a report via our Trace My Crypto form so our team can assist in analyzing the transactions and potentially tracing the funds.

Stay vigilant,
Adam – ScamCrypto.net