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Thanks for the update, TS. We’re tracking this case closely. If you or anyone else has been affected by Cryptifii.com, please submit a detailed report via our Trace My Crypto form so our team can investigate further. Stay alert and never trust platforms promising unrealistic returns.
March 21, 2025 at 1:44 pm in reply to: Scam Alert: BITFII and ONA COMMUNITY Fraudulent Scheme #10743Hi David,
Thanks for sharing your experience. It’s a classic manipulation tactic—they let you withdraw small amounts to build trust, then block access when you stop adding funds. Sorry to hear you’re out $1,400. If you haven’t already, report the incident to your bank and financial fraud authorities. We’ve noted your case to help warn others. Stay safe out there.
– Adam, ScamCrypto.net
Sorry to hear about your loss, Bill.
Evolutionints.com shows all the signs of a classic investment scam—false promises, gradual deposits, and blocked withdrawals.
If you haven’t already, report this to your local authorities and consider contacting a cryptocurrency tracing company.
Avoid any further communication with the scammer, and stay cautious of unsolicited “crypto experts” offering investment advice. We’ll investigate and update our warnings accordingly.
Thanks for sharing your experience, Lavanya and Wally.
Vbcornip.vip fits the classic MLM scam pattern—promising high returns, requiring recruitment, and blocking withdrawals with fake upgrade fees.
If you’ve lost funds, report the scam to your local authorities and cryptocurrency tracing companies.
We’ll be investigating further and updating our warnings. Stay cautious and avoid platforms that pressure you into continuous deposits!
Thank you for sharing your experience, T S. It’s clear that Polcofficial.co is a fraudulent trading scheme designed to manipulate victims into repeated losses.
It’s also crucial to report this scam to your local authorities and relevant crypto fraud organizations. If you have any WhatsApp messages, emails, or transaction records, they could be useful in tracking down other victims and linking addresses to scam operations.
Be cautious—scammers often try to convince victims to invest more after an initial loss, but this is just another way to drain funds. If you need help with tracking services or reporting options, let us know!
Stay safe, and thanks for exposing these scammers.
March 18, 2025 at 12:09 pm in reply to: Investment Scam Linked to addixo-vip.com and Multiple Crypto Addresses #10699Thank you for sharing this, Marlee. It’s clear that Addixo has rebranded to addixnvip.com while continuing the same fraudulent scheme. We’ll investigate further and update our scam warnings accordingly.
Could you share how much you lost? If the amount is significant, we strongly recommend using a crypto tracing service to track where your funds went. While official authorities may not always help, blockchain analysis can provide critical information to pressure exchanges or uncover connections to other scams.
Also, please be cautious of scam recovery services—many are just another way to exploit victims. If you need guidance on legitimate recovery options, let us know.
Stay cautious, and we appreciate your help in exposing these fraudsters!
Pierre, thanks for sharing your experience. BITFII and ONA COMMUNITY are using classic scam tactics—false credibility, pressure to reinvest, and eventual account lockdowns. Sorry to hear about your loss. If you haven’t already, report the scam to financial fraud authorities and your bank to explore possible recourse. We’ll keep this case on record to warn others. Stay cautious, and never trust platforms that require increasing investments to “unlock” profits!
Thanks for sharing your experience, David. Sorry to hear about your loss—unfortunately, this pattern is common with these types of scams. If you haven’t already, report the scam to relevant authorities and blockchain tracking services. We’ve flagged NotCcoin.top and the associated Ethereum address in our database to help warn others. Stay vigilant!
March 5, 2025 at 7:09 pm in reply to: Olxtongroup.com: Fraudulent Crypto Trading and Investment Scam with OSINT Analys #10454The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has issued a warning about Olxton Group (olxtongroup.com), stating that the company is not registered with the BCSC. Investors are urged to proceed with extreme caution before engaging with this entity, as unregistered firms often operate fraudulently, making it difficult or impossible for victims to recover their funds. If you have been approached by Olxton Group or referred to their services, be aware of the high risk of potential fraud. Always verify a company’s registration status before investing.
Have you encountered Olxton Group?
Hi Mary,
Sorry to hear that you got scammed by VisionTradez.com. Unfortunately, recovering lost crypto can be extremely difficult, as these scammers operate anonymously and often move funds quickly.
Your best course of action is to:
- Report the scam – File a complaint with your local authorities and financial regulators.
- Warn others – Share your experience on scam forums and social media to help others avoid the same trap.
- Stay cautious – Avoid further contact with the scammers, as they may attempt follow-up scams promising “recovery” of your funds.
If you come across any new information about their operations, feel free to share it here.
— Adam, ScamCrypto.net
March 5, 2025 at 6:25 pm in reply to: Capiturly.io Scam: $139,000 Lost Through False Broker Recommendations #10452A recent DFPI report warns that Capiturly.io is a fraudulent crypto trading scam. A victim was contacted by a scammer named Sharon, who posed as a stockbroker and convinced them to transfer Bitcoin to the platform for trading. The victim sent funds to the Bitcoin address
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, but when they attempted to withdraw their money, they were unable to do so. Shortly after, Capiturly.io went offline, leaving the victim without any way to recover their funds. This scam is another example of a Pig Butchering scheme, where fraudsters manipulate victims into investing before cutting off access to their money. If you’ve encountered Capiturly.io or similar scams, report them immediately to help others avoid falling into the same trap.
March 5, 2025 at 6:22 pm in reply to: “High-Stakes Cryptocurrency Investment Scam via Paxos-Pro.Top” #10451A recent DFPI report warns that Paxos Pro (paxos-pro.top) is a fraudulent trading platform. A California resident created an account on the site, exchanged funds for cryptocurrency, and transferred their crypto to the platform to start trading. However, when they attempted to withdraw their funds, they were unable to do so. The victim has been unable to recover any of their money, and the website is no longer operational. This scam follows a common pattern where fake exchanges lure investors in, take their deposits, and then disappear. If you have come across Paxos Pro or similar scams, report them immediately to help prevent others from falling victim.
A recent DFPI report has identified NRG Bit (nrgbit.com) as a crypto scam. A California resident was introduced to the fraudulent platform through a WhatsApp Bitcoin trading group, where a scammer named Caroline convinced them to move the conversation to Telegram. Caroline guided the victim through setting up an account on NRG Bit, even persuading them to provide personal information such as their driver’s license, phone number, and home address. The victim deposited funds and made a small trade for $500, but when their balance dropped and they attempted to withdraw the remaining funds, they were locked out of their account. Despite reassurances from Caroline, the funds were never returned, and NRG Bit’s website is no longer operational. This is a Pig Butchering scam, where fraudsters build trust before stealing funds. If you’ve encountered NRG Bit or similar scams, report them immediately to help warn others.
A recent DFPI report has exposed OPA Coin (h5.opacoin.net) as a fraudulent trading platform. A California resident was introduced to the site through a WhatsApp group, which promoted an investment opportunity in Bio Chain X (BCX). The group falsely advertised instant profits on the trading platform, luring the victim into investing. However, when the victim attempted to withdraw funds, they found it was impossible to do so. Shortly after, the website went offline, leaving the investor with no way to recover their money. This scam appears to involve elements of romance baiting and imposter fraud, as it misused the BCX name to gain credibility. If you’ve encountered OPA Coin or similar scams, report them immediately to help prevent further losses.
A new report from the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) exposes YFI App (yfiapp.com) as a fraudulent trading platform. According to the complaint, a California resident was lured in through Facebook by an alleged employee of the company, who falsely promised daily returns of 1% to 1.8% on their crypto balance. The victim and other investors were instructed to transfer funds to a specific crypto wallet as part of a “group investment.” However, once the wallet reached a high balance, the scammers connected it to a dapp that drained all the funds. In a final attempt to extract more money, the scammers contacted the victim, claiming that a $200,000 deposit would unlock their stolen funds. The victim ultimately lost over $61,000, and YFI App’s website is no longer operational. This case follows a classic Romance Baiting scam—where fraudsters build trust, encourage more deposits, and ultimately vanish with the money. If you’ve encountered the YFI App or similar scams, report them immediately.
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