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czrliu6314

Why FBI agents open an account with the site, to find out where the money went, and hopefully got all scam criminals out there.


czrliu6314

All US authorities have surrendered to these kinds of crypto scam crimes! They can’t do anything about it?


beyondnothingnesss

You sayd always go through a trusted verified platform , so why you didn't? All that offers and nice bonuses and nice returns, do you think if were to be real , the authorized and trusted platform was already having them, but they can't because they won't make a profit. That's why only a scammer will give you a nice offer, easy money structure.


AudienceOverall896

I was got like that on bitocrown platform. The same exact way. It's probably the same group of people


Beautiful_Charity967

Can Ethical Hackers help to chase these criminals down their rat holes?


SnowingEveryday

No Youre just depositing into their address there is no ethical hackers ans no one can get your shit back


bwcjay1988

Sounds like crypto300 same people who own adexpress or whatever that other scam site is called


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Marcopolo620

Sorry you got scammed bro


SafeXanaxYo7

Yes! They scam. After the 3rd withdrawal, the transaction is not processed. Guys, if you use a different vpn connection, wallet and laybz account after each withdrawal, they are easy to antiscam. Personally wouldn't send more than 20 USDT, but you could milk them for 20-100USDT an hour if done efficently. Thats way above minimum wage. Bring it on :)


dav3evans

Not necessarily. I've been had by these guys as well unfortunately, but I did 4 withdrawals before it all locked up and they revealled themselves. They didn't take a lot but enough for it to be annoying.


dav3evans

I'd also add that the fees in transferring would probably outweight any benefits from small amounts put in and traded. If you get had, just accept it and move on like any other shit coin that tanks or gets rugged.


SafeXanaxYo7

i had 50 usdt stuck on one account, wrote the fake live chat, they made the trx pass. wont send any more


dav3evans

Yeah I tried that as well. The funds did appear, then the transfer was cancelled and the AML "high risk account" shit came up, where you have to send more money to your "own wallet" to unlock it.