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We’ve recently been informed of a concerning scam involving a website known as workguoup-03.com. This scheme tricks individuals into believing they’re being hired for online product reviews, leading to significant financial losses.
Key Details of the Scam:
- Scam Website:
https://www.workguoup-03.com
- Cryptocurrency Addresses Associated with the Scam:
- ETH:
0x332d8Ff68E65cb0dcbC48B07bCe4DB6E2fFE8C21
- ETH:
0x3f150094ccf70f914f18f11708e56cb9547e0cbb
- Contact Information Used by Scammers:
- Chloe on WhatsApp:
347-320-4996
(Claimed to be a coach) - Customer Service (CS):
347-280-6759
- Reported Loss: Several hundred to over $1000, with detailed transactions still being tallied.
- Transaction Hash Example:
0xda1550e1ea81d0eca7f2ca16958c1d1eadddf39ea1193fd39842010edabed794
Victims were contacted for online job positions and went through a so-called training process. However, red flags appeared as demands for depositing money for tasks became frequent, alongside rude and pushy behavior from the contacts.
If you or someone you know has been scammed by these or similar tactics, please share your story. Your information could prevent others from falling victim to this scam. We invite you to provide any additional details, including cryptocurrency addresses, transaction hashes, and screenshots of communications.
Dear Leigh,
Thank you for sharing the details of your distressing experience. We’re truly sorry to hear about your situation. Scams, especially those masquerading as job opportunities, can be deceptive and damaging.
Given the complexity of your case and the involvement of cryptocurrency transactions, it’s crucial to approach this with a multi-faceted strategy:
1. Immediate Actions:
- Secure Your Digital Footprint: Change passwords and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your digital accounts, especially those linked to financial transactions.
- Document Everything: Keep detailed records of all communications, transactions, and other relevant information related to the scam. These documents are invaluable for investigations.
2. Cryptocurrency Transaction Investigation:
- As your loss approaches the $5000 threshold, we strongly recommend consulting with CNC Intelligence, a company specializing in cryptocurrency forensics and investigation. They assist law firms and law enforcement in asset recovery cases by tracing cryptocurrency transactions to provide actionable intelligence.
- Given their partnership with certified cryptocurrency investigation bodies and utilization of advanced analytics from Blockchain Intelligence Group, Chainalysis, and TRM Labs, they’re equipped to offer tailored solutions that could significantly bolster your case.
3. Legal Consultation: Consider consulting a legal professional who specializes in cybercrime and financial fraud. They can provide guidance on your rights and, if the perpetrators can be identified, potential civil action against them.
We understand this is an incredibly challenging time for you, but taking these steps can help mitigate further risk and potentially lead to some form of resolution. Our community is here to support you throughout this process. Please keep us updated on your progress, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you need further assistance.
Warm regards,
Adam
ScamCrypto.netA recent case has surfaced regarding a cryptocurrency scam orchestrated through expertradecapitals.com. The fraudulent scheme involves soliciting initial investments with promises of easy withdrawal, followed by demands for additional fees under various pretexts, such as maintenance and wallet address link-up fees.
Initial Transaction Details:
- Scam Name: ExperTradeCapitals
- Transaction Hash: Rsa6qWRjcezukWv8T1twGvWHkiNQahXa8G6eU5kVrn1fj4RZpy3XYDTwbfBxK4APK6iW5BdrHo2TWwZph7ruJKW
- Scam Website URL: expertradecapitals.com
- Receiving Address: GgMNKxC63jZcEYd4Epx1uREjRhQnpMnWWePzDvoAREAR
If you have made transactions to the address above or have been involved with Expertradecapitals.com and faced similar issues, please come forward and share your story. Your information may be crucial for OSINT investigations and could help prevent others from falling prey to the same scam.
Your reports can contribute significantly to tracking down the perpetrators and warning potential victims. If you have encountered ExperTradeCapitals or have been affected by similar scams, sharing your experience could be instrumental in combating such fraudulent activities.
It sounds like you’ve had a particularly frustrating experience with Freewallet.org, Jordan.
High withdrawal fees and hidden charges, such as the monthly storage fee you’ve encountered, are indeed red flags and practices that can greatly detract from the trust and reliability expected of a cryptocurrency service.
Sharing your experience here not only sheds light on these questionable practices but also serves as an important caution for the community.
It’s essential for users to closely read the terms and understand the fee structure before engaging with any crypto service.
Thank you for bringing this to the community’s attention.
Hi Stacy,
It’s relieving to hear that you avoided a potential scam by trusting your instincts and doing your due diligence. It’s alarming how scammers are impersonating legitimate businesses to exploit unsuspecting individuals.
Your experience is a testament to the importance of verifying job offers and the credibility of websites, especially when personal information and financial transactions are involved. This approach is an excellent reminder for all forum members to remain cautious.
Stay safe, and keep spreading awareness with your vigilance!
Best regards,
AdamMarch 27, 2024 at 10:09 am in reply to: Scam Alert for the TTaurus App and Victims of Stock/Crypto Scam via WhatsApp #1196In response to your post about falling victim to a scam involving the TTaurus app and experiencing significant financial loss through bank wires totaling more than $100,000, it’s crucial to take immediate steps to address this situation. Given the large amount of money lost, CNC Intelligence, with its expertise in assisting law enforcement and law firms in asset and fund recovery, could provide specialized assistance in your case.
The first step would be to gather all the available evidence related to your transactions and interactions with the scammers. Documentation such as transaction records, communication logs, and other relevant information will be crucial. Then, reaching out to CNC Intelligence for a consultation would be a wise move to understand the potential pathways for recovering the funds.
Sharing your story on platforms like ScamCrypto.net, as you have done, is also beneficial for raising awareness and potentially aiding in the collective effort to track and counteract such scams.
You’re asking for help after being scammed in a situation that sounds similar to one reported in our forum, involving a fake Airbnb site and payments through Moonpay.
It’s distressing to hear you’ve encountered such a situation.
To assist further, could you please provide more details about your experience? This includes the loss amount, URLs, communication with the scammer, payment details, and the steps you’ve already taken in response to the scam.
Your shared experience is crucial for our community to understand the extent of the scam and might contribute to the ongoing investigations to track down these fraudsters.
Hello James,
First and foremost, I’m sorry to hear about your experience with the Beckercoin.com phishing scam. Unfortunate situations like these underscore the importance of community vigilance and the invaluable role of professional investigative services in the fight against cybercrime.
Given the complexity and sophistication of such scams, especially those involving cryptocurrency, it’s crucial to have experts on your side who can navigate the intricacies of blockchain analysis and digital forensics. Companies like CNC Intelligence specialize in cryptocurrency tracing and cyber investigations, and they can be instrumental in efforts to trace the perpetrators behind these nefarious activities.
CNC Intelligence’s expertise in assisting law enforcement and legal teams with asset recovery cases can be a beacon of hope. They utilize a combination of open-source intelligence, blockchain analytics tools from Blockchain Intelligence Group, Chainalysis, and TRM Labs, and their seasoned expertise in cyber investigations to uncover actionable intelligence that could lead to the identification of scammers and, hopefully, aid in the recovery process.
It’s paramount that you provide any information or evidence as directed by your case manager. This may include transaction hashes, wallet addresses, communication logs, or any interaction you had with the scam website. Every piece of information can contribute significantly to the investigation and potentially uncover connections or patterns that might lead to the scammer.
Additionally, sharing your experience here, as you’ve done, helps raise awareness within our community and could prompt others who have been affected to come forward. This would strengthen the case against the scammer and contribute to a collective effort to combat such fraudulent schemes.
Remember, the path to seeking restitution in these cases can be complex and requires patience and collaboration with the experts who will guide you through this process. We commend your courage in speaking out and encourage you to work closely with CNC Intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
Stay strong, James. Your actions not only help in your case but also contribute to a broader effort to protect others in the community from similar scams.
Best regards,
Adam, Admin at ScamCrypto.netMarch 21, 2024 at 4:07 pm in reply to: Investment Scam Warning on houds.com Featuring Jeff Bezos Impersonation #1131The following complaint was filed with the BBB on February 7, 2024:
Houds.com appears to be a fraudulent website for trading cryptocurrency. The URL is registered in Iceland, yet their chat support claims the registered office address is 85 Great Portland Street, London, United Kingdom, W1W 7LT.
Setting up an account requires minimal information. While depositing cryptocurrency seems functional, withdrawing funds appears to necessitate additional deposits under various pretexts. This pattern suggests the site is designed to steal cryptocurrency from individuals and transfer it to their own accounts.
I have refrained from depositing any funds, suspecting the site’s fraudulent nature. However, it’s crucial to report this site’s operations in a bid to alert others.
Further information from their chat support includes assurances of security and legality, requiring a deposit of 0.004 BTC for ‘wallet verification’ to resume fund withdrawals. They attribute this to a one-time, automated, decentralized system safeguard against fraud, emphasizing that no manual verification or employee intervention is possible due to their reliance on smart contracts and high-level security protocols.
Additionally, they promote a promo code, “Elon-boon,” which supposedly credits the user’s account with about $9000. This further entices users to deposit BTC to ‘verify’ their accounts for withdrawal access.
A concerning report has emerged from a victim who was contacted by someone impersonating Elon Musk on Quora, encouraging them to invest in cryptocurrency through a platform called Bondslick. The victim was persuaded to deposit $10,000 with promises of significant returns. Initially, their account reflected a balance of 0.34 Bitcoin, but soon after, they discovered their account was suspended, and attempts to contact the impersonator or the platform have been unsuccessful.
Important Details:
- Fraudulent Website: bondslick.com
- Scam Type: Cryptocurrency
- Amount Lost: $10,000
- Location of the Targeted Individual: CA, USA- 92503
- Reported Scammer Location: CA (California)
- Date Reported: February 20, 2024
If you or someone you know has been approached by someone claiming to be Elon Musk or any other high-profile individual with an offer too good to be true, or if you have experiences with the website mentioned, please share your story. Your information could be invaluable in preventing others from falling victim to similar scams and could assist in any open-source intelligence (OSINT) investigations aimed at exposing these fraudulent activities.
Let’s work together to create awareness and safeguard our community against such deceptive schemes. Your experience and any additional details you can provide (while ensuring your own privacy and security) could help track down the perpetrators and potentially recover lost assets.
March 19, 2024 at 9:07 am in reply to: Beware of Smart Contract/USDC Yield Scam Linked to web3e.com #1084Hello Christopher,
Proceed with utmost caution. If the conversation leads to investment opportunities with high returns, especially on web3e.com or similar, it’s a red flag.
Romance scams often culminate in financial fraud. Maintain a critical mindset; if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
For any financial advice or transactions, consult with a trusted financial advisor or friend.
Stay safe and protect your assets.
Best,
AdamFebruary 29, 2024 at 3:33 pm in reply to: Beware of OEXBAKE and OEXFLY Scams – Share Your Experience #842Hello Tariq,
Thank you for sharing the details of your interaction with OEXBAKE and the subsequent difficulties you’ve encountered with your account being frozen. We understand how distressing and frustrating it must be to find yourself in this situation.
Based on the information you’ve provided, particularly the request for a deposit of 5000 USDT to unfreeze your account, it is a common tactic employed by fraudulent platforms to extract more funds from their victims. Legitimate financial and trading platforms do not require payment to unlock or unfreeze accounts in this manner. This practice is a red flag indicating a scam.
It’s crucial to approach this situation cautiously and refrain from sending any additional funds to the platform or any associated addresses. Doing so would likely result in further financial loss without resolving the issue.
Stay vigilant and informed,
Adam
ScamCrypto.net TeamFebruary 27, 2024 at 1:39 pm in reply to: Cryptocurrency Investment Scam Alert – Softcoinivest.com #809Another related complaint:
The scam was facilitated through Robocon, directing victims to invest with softcoininvest.com. The victim reported investing $1,000 through the platform, only to receive $800, leading to a net loss. Despite this, the scam website falsely displays a balance of $1,700 to the victim.
The fraudulent scheme is being advertised on Facebook, indicating the use of social media to reach potential victims.
Location of Victim: MO, USA (63112)
Report Date: November 20, 2023
If you’ve encountered softcoininvest.com, or if you’ve been a victim of a similar cryptocurrency scam, please share your experience. Your story could provide crucial details that help protect others from falling victim to similar fraudulent activities.
Let’s work together to expose these fraudulent schemes and support those who have been affected.
February 26, 2024 at 4:10 pm in reply to: Beware of OEXBAKE and OEXFLY Scams – Share Your Experience #775On February 25, 2024, we received the following complaint regarding an investment scam by a person who reported being scammed for 42,791 USDT.
Scam Website:
https://oexbake.com/#/login
Description of the Incident:
The victim reported that attempts to withdraw small amounts of USDT were continuously denied without any clear explanation.Chat Transcript Overview:
The chat began on February 24, 2024, at 8:49:04 AM and ended at 9:03:54 AM with an operator from a company named okex888.Key Points from the Chat:
- The victim inquired about the minimum and maximum withdrawal limits.
- The operator requested the victim’s email address, which was initially provided incorrectly and then corrected.
- The operator informed the victim that the minimum withdrawal is 10 USDT and there is no maximum limit, depending on the user’s choice.
- The victim expressed frustration about his withdrawals being rejected and sought clarification on the issue.
- The operator responded with unclear instructions, urging the victim to follow previous advice to avoid losses and technical issues.
- The victim repeatedly asked for help regarding the withdrawal rejections and requested someone knowledgeable in withdrawals.
- The operator concluded by warning the victim that his account would be automatically frozen the following day as per technicians’ advice and reiterated the need for the victim to resolve the issue as previously instructed.
February 23, 2024 at 6:06 am in reply to: Beware of OEXBAKE and OEXFLY Scams – Share Your Experience #747Hello Tariq,
We’re very sorry to hear about your situation with OEXBAKE and the trouble you’re experiencing with withdrawing your USDT. It’s important to address such issues promptly, especially when they involve significant sums and impact your financial well-being.
Given the details you’ve provided, it seems like you might be dealing with a platform that’s not operating in good faith. Dealing with such entities can be challenging and often requires a nuanced approach to navigate the complexities of recovering funds.
CNC Intelligence specializes in assisting individuals affected by scams, including issues related to cryptocurrency transactions and withdrawals. Their team of experts has a wealth of experience in dealing with complex cases involving digital assets and can provide you with the guidance and support you need to address this situation effectively.
We encourage you to schedule a free consultation with their team. During this consultation, you can discuss the specifics of your case, explore potential strategies for fund recovery, and determine the best course of action moving forward.
You can contact them directly through their website or contact their support team to set up your consultation. Remember, taking prompt and informed action is crucial in situations like this.
Stay safe,
Adam - Scam Website:
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