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Hi Sohail,
It’s concerning to hear that you’re experiencing issues with Zenway PE LLC / Zen Way PE LLC. Unfortunately, dealing with unauthorized firms can lead to significant communication and fund recovery challenges. Here are some steps you can take:
1. If you haven’t already, report your experience to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). They may have additional information or resources to assist you.
2. Immediately inform your bank about the situation. Provide them with all the details of the transactions and any communication with Zenway PE LLC. They may be able to help trace and possibly recover your funds.
3. Consult with a lawyer specializing in financial fraud and asset recovery. They can guide you on the legal actions you can take against the firm and potentially help identify the lawyers or bankers associated with Zenway PE LLC.
4. If you have additional details such as transaction IDs, email correspondence, or any other relevant information, sharing them on this forum can help others in a similar situation and assist in collective efforts to address the scam.
Stay vigilant and cautious when dealing with financial firms, especially those not authorized by regulatory bodies.
Please let us know if you need further assistance or have more information to share.
Best regards,
ScamCrypto TeamMay 19, 2024 at 7:43 am in reply to: Potential Scam Alert for Users of Bitget App and https://coinmamax.com/int #1618Hi Rahul,
It’s highly suspicious that you’ve been asked to pay a 30% tax to withdraw your USDT. This is a common tactic in many cryptocurrency scams, where fraudsters request additional payments under the guise of taxes or fees.
Here’s what you should do:
1. Do Not Pay Any Additional Money: Paying the requested amount will likely result in further losses. Legitimate platforms do not ask for extra payments to release funds.
2. Report the Incident: Report this scam to your local cybercrime authority and any relevant financial regulatory bodies. This can help take down fraudulent sites and prevent others from falling victim.
3. Secure Your Other Assets: Secure your other cryptocurrency holdings and financial accounts. Change your passwords, enable two-factor authentication (2FA), and review your account activities for unauthorized actions.
4. Share More Details: If you have additional details about the transactions or any communication with the scammers, please share them here. This information can help in ongoing investigations and assist other community members in avoiding similar scams.
Remember, reputable cryptocurrency platforms automatically deduct necessary fees and do not request additional payments to release funds. Stay vigilant and protect your assets.
If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out.
Stay safe!
Best regards,
ScamCrypto TeamHello Ratan Kumar Ray,
I’m very sorry to hear about your experience with Bluecex.com. Based on your description, it seems like you’ve fallen victim to a scam. Here are the steps you should take immediately:
- Cease all communication with Bluecex.com to prevent further losses.
- Do not send any more money or personal information to them.
- Report the scam to your local law enforcement and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to help them investigate this matter.
- Change your passwords and enable two-factor authentication to protect your other financial accounts.
For those who have lost over $5,000 in cryptocurrency, we recommend contacting CNC Intelligence for a free consultation. They specialize in cryptocurrency tracing and cyber investigations, and may be able to assist you in recovering your assets.
When you contact them, please include as many details as possible about your transaction and communications with Bluecex.com. This will help them assess your situation more effectively.
Your reports are crucial in helping us expose scams and protect others. Thank you for sharing your experience, and please stay vigilant.
Best regards,
Admin, ScamCrypto.net ForumMay 15, 2024 at 1:51 pm in reply to: Stay Away from www.expertcoinpro.com – Potential Cryptocurrency Scam #1597Hi Elyse,
I’m sorry to hear about your experience with ExpertCoinPro. It does sound like you’ve been scammed, especially given that Lori Gaeth Walocha has ceased communication, and her page has disappeared. Unfortunately, this is a common tactic fraudsters use to gain trust and exploit it.
Here are some steps you should take:
- Report the incident to Facebook and Coinbase. While they may not recover your funds, they can take steps to prevent further fraudulent activity.
- File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Providing them with all the details and communications can help them investigate the scam.
- Ensure the security of your Coinbase account and any other financial accounts. Change passwords and enable two-factor authentication to prevent further unauthorized access.
- Do not engage with Lori Gaeth Walocha or anyone associated with ExpertCoinPro.
Please share your story if anyone else has had a similar experience with ExpertCoinPro or has additional information. Your contributions can help others avoid falling victim to the same scam and may assist in gathering evidence against these fraudsters.
Stay vigilant and cautious when making online investments. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
AdminHi Gerald,
What you’ve encountered with Bluecex.com sounds like a scam. Fraudsters commonly require a fee to withdraw funds to extort more money from victims. Based on multiple reports, Bluecex.com has been engaging in similar suspicious activities.
Here are some steps you should take immediately:
- Stop any further communication with Bluecex.com.
- Do not pay any additional fees or provide more personal information.
- Report the scam to local law enforcement and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Providing them with all the details and communications can help them investigate the scam.
- Secure your accounts: To ensure the security of your cryptocurrency and other financial accounts, change your passwords and enable two-factor authentication.
If anyone else has been scammed by Bluecex.com, please share your stories here. The more information we can gather, the better we can protect others and take action against these fraudsters.
Stay safe,
AdminMay 10, 2024 at 10:48 am in reply to: Potential Scam Alert for Users of Bitget App and https://coinmamax.com/int #1560Hi Simon,
It’s very concerning that you’ve been asked to pay money to withdraw funds from your wallet. This request is a common tactic used in many online scams, particularly in the cryptocurrency space. Reputable platforms and wallets typically do not require users to pay additional fees to withdraw funds; necessary fees are deducted automatically from the withdrawal amount.
Here are a few steps you can take:
- Do not pay any additional money: Paying more will likely result in further losses.
- Check the platform’s legitimacy: Verify the credentials of the Coinmamax website and the Bitget app. Look for reviews, user testimonials, and any red flags online.
- Report the incident: You’ve already taken a great step by posting here. Additionally, report this to your local cybercrime authority and any relevant financial regulatory bodies.
- Secure your other assets: Ensure the security of your other cryptocurrency holdings and financial accounts. Change passwords and enable two-factor authentication where possible.
The cryptocurrency address and platform you mentioned have been flagged for fraudulent activities, so proceeding cautiously is imperative. Suppose you have more details about the transactions or any communications from the scammers. In that case, sharing them can help in further investigations and possibly assist others in the community to avoid similar scams.
Stay vigilant and safe!
May 8, 2024 at 4:10 pm in reply to: Scam Alert for the TTaurus App and Victims of Stock/Crypto Scam via WhatsApp #1543Hi Tina,
It’s troubling to hear about your experience with the TTaurus app and the significant losses incurred. The tactics you’ve described are classic signs of a sophisticated scam operation, particularly using a reputable platform to lure victims into a false sense of security.
Given the details you’ve provided, engaging with a specialized service like CNC Intelligence might be beneficial. They have a proven track record in assisting with cryptocurrency tracing and fund recovery efforts, especially for substantial sums and complex cases.
I recommend documenting all your transactions and communications with the TTaurus app and the individuals involved. This evidence will be vital for any investigation or recovery attempt. You can contact CNC Intelligence to explore your options for recovering your funds.
If you need further guidance on proceeding or have other concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Stay strong, and remember, sharing your story helps protect others and builds a more resilient community to scams.
Best regards,
AdamMay 7, 2024 at 10:03 am in reply to: In-Depth Analysis: Rob Booker, Hal Booker, Hal Robb, Osmai FX, and IC Markets #1528Hello Elizabeth,
Thank you for sharing this important information about Hal Parker Robb and his activities related to Osmai FX. Your insights about the potential risks and Osmai’s lack of due diligence in vetting their associations are crucial for raising awareness. The issue of churning customers is a significant concern. We appreciate your contribution and encourage more members to come forward with any further information or experiences related to this topic to help protect others from potential scams.
Thank you for helping to keep the community informed and vigilant.
Best regards,
AdminMay 5, 2024 at 12:54 pm in reply to: Potential Scam Alert – Entire Outbrain Shop (USDT Transactions) #1513Hello Redd,
Thank you for sharing your troubling experience with entireoutbrainshop.com, and I’m sorry to hear about the challenges you and your friend have faced. Your detailed account of the interaction with the customer service is a valuable insight into the deceptive practices employed by the site.
Evidently, this platform’s operations are highly questionable, and your decision to demand your funds back was justified. Unfortunately, as is often the case with these scams, the customer service’s unresponsiveness once real issues are raised is a classic red flag.
We appreciate your courage in speaking out, as it helps to alert and protect the community from falling into similar traps. Please keep us updated on any developments regarding your case, and if there’s any way our community can assist further, don’t hesitate to reach out.
For everyone else, this situation is a stark reminder to be extremely cautious with investment opportunities that require paying money to earn money, especially when they promise high returns with little explanation or transparency. Always conduct thorough research and consider seeking professional advice before engaging in any transactions.
Stay vigilant and safe.
Best regards,
Adam
ScamCrypto.net TeamHello Nonie,
You can schedule a free initial consultation with CNC Intelligence to discuss your case in more detail.
Best regards,
Adam
Hello ScamCrypto Community,
Thank you all for sharing your experiences and alerting others about the issues with Bluecex.com. Your reports clearly show that this platform has engaged in suspicious and potentially fraudulent practices, notably requiring additional payments to process withdrawals, which is a significant red flag.
For anyone who has lost over $5,000 in cryptocurrency due to this scam, we strongly recommend contacting CNC Intelligence for a free consultation. CNC Intelligence specializes in cyber investigations and cryptocurrency tracing and may be able to assist you in understanding your options for asset recovery.
Please include details of your transaction and any communications with Bluecex.com when you reach out. Remember, the more information you provide, the better CNC Intelligence can assess your situation.
Stay vigilant and continue to report any suspicious activities. Your actions help protect the community and raise awareness about these scams.
Best regards,
Adam
Admin, ScamCrypto.net ForumTranslation:
Hola comunidad de ScamCrypto,
Gracias a todos por compartir sus experiencias y alertar a otros sobre los problemas con Bluecex.com. Sus informes muestran claramente que esta plataforma ha participado en prácticas sospechosas y potencialmente fraudulentas, en particular requiriendo pagos adicionales para procesar retiros, lo cual es una señal de alerta importante.
Para cualquiera que haya perdido más de $5,000 en criptomonedas debido a esta estafa, recomendamos encarecidamente comunicarse con CNC Intelligence para una consulta gratuita. CNC Intelligence se especializa en investigaciones cibernéticas y rastreo de criptomonedas y puede ayudarlo a comprender sus opciones para la recuperación de activos.
Incluya los detalles de su transacción y cualquier comunicación con Bluecex.com cuando se comunique. Recuerde, cuanta más información proporcione, mejor podrá CNC Intelligence evaluar su situación.
Manténgase alerta y continúe informando cualquier actividad sospechosa. Sus acciones ayudan a proteger a la comunidad y crear conciencia sobre estas estafas.
Atentamente,
Adán
Administrador, Foro ScamCrypto.netApril 24, 2024 at 7:39 pm in reply to: Potential Scam Alert – Entire Outbrain Shop (USDT Transactions) #1450Hi Yanick,
Thank you for bringing your experience to the attention of the ScamCrypto community. It is crucial for all of us to share such incidents to increase awareness and prevent others from falling into similar traps.
From your description, it appears that the job offer from “Impact Recruitment” was a front for a classic advance fee scam disguised under the premise of easy work-from-home opportunities. Such schemes often ask participants to invest small amounts of money with the promise of high returns in a short period, only to require more payments under various pretexts without ever delivering the promised returns. Your proactive decision to withdraw funds and cease communication was wise and may have saved you from further losses.
Your experience reminds all community members to exercise skepticism towards unsolicited job offers or opportunities that require upfront investments, especially those involving cryptocurrency transactions, which are often irreversible and untraceable once made. Always research any company or website thoroughly before engaging or investing, and be wary of platforms that promise unrealistic returns or require money to unlock further earnings.
Please continue to share any further information or developments regarding this issue. Your input is valuable to our ongoing efforts to combat online scams and frauds.
Stay vigilant,
Adam
ScamCrypto.net TeamApril 24, 2024 at 3:32 pm in reply to: Navigating the Capitalix Controversy: Insights and User Experiences #1444Hello everyone,
We received the following complaint regarding Capitalix:
I want to raise awareness about a fraudulent trading company named Capitalix. I encountered their services through an online advertisement and was persuaded by a phone call to start trading with them. Initially, everything seemed normal as I experienced both profits and losses. However, the real issue arose when I attempted to withdraw my remaining balance of $11,558 from my account.
Despite applying for a full withdrawal, I received a notification in my trading account that my request was canceled. Upon contacting customer support, I was informed that due to their bonus agreement policy, I could only withdraw $4,400. Further communication was promised through my personal manager, who never reached out. Additional attempts to resolve the issue via Telegram and email were met with the same restrictive responses.
The situation escalated when they suggested canceling the withdrawal and coercing me into more trading, which led to further losses. I’m left without clear recourse to recover my funds, which total more than $5,000 invested.
If Capitalix has also victimized you, please share your story here. Your experiences could be crucial for alerting others and possibly retrieving some of our investments.
Hello Karla,
Thank you for sharing your experience, and I’m truly sorry to hear that you’ve been affected by this fraudulent scheme. It’s heartbreaking to hear that the situation escalated to a more significant loss despite initial payments. Your detailed account is invaluable as it helps us all better understand the tactics scammers use and the lengths they go to appear legitimate.
First and foremost, it’s important that you immediately cease any further communication with the parties involved in this scam. Additionally, if you haven’t already, consider taking the following actions:
- File a report with your local law enforcement and any relevant financial authorities. Also, report the scam to cryptocurrency platforms used in the transactions to flag the involved addresses possibly.
- Change passwords and implement two-factor authentication on your digital wallets and any related accounts that might have been compromised.
- Keep a detailed record of all communications, transactions, and other evidence related to the scam. This documentation will be crucial for any investigations.
- Consulting with a legal advisor specializing in cybercrimes or financial fraud might provide more personalized guidance based on your situation.
We will update our community alert to include the specific tactic of “MetaMask account freezing” you encountered. This is a common strategy scammers use to extract more funds under the guise of security concerns.
Please stay engaged in this forum and consider subscribing to our regular updates for any new alerts. By sharing our experiences and knowledge, we can strengthen our defenses against these deceitful operations.
Stay safe,
AdamHello Yoshi,
Thank you for sharing your encounter and for being vigilant. Your instincts served you well; by researching, you likely avoided becoming another victim of this scam.
The information you’ve come across on the forum regarding hiunfaog.com and the associated company, Freetour, aligns with your suspicions. It’s concerning to hear that they attempted to recruit you for seemingly simple tasks with the promise of quick money. These are classic signs of a potential scam, often targeting individuals looking for remote work opportunities.
We must continue sharing such experiences openly to help educate and protect each other digitally. If anyone else has encountered similar offers or has been in contact with Freetour, please contribute to this discussion.
Stay safe, and always trust your gut when something feels off. Your actions could make a difference for someone else.
Best regards,
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