3 Scam Reports

Other: investment scram

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I was interested in cryptocurrencies so I signed up to crypto.com, and started to invest small amounts. To learn more, I started to follow certain users on Twitter, that`s when @Murfski0 contacted me and started to chat about crypto investment with AI bots. He convinced me to invest through loftyfxoptions.com. I sent cryptocurrencies to their wallet addresses. Then they told me there was a bonus trading session and I should deposit more money to participate. I did and a week later I made profits. Then they started to ask me for taxes and fees, I paid them to have my funds returned. I was always given different excuses for the delay of withdrawals. They gave me another person to talk to, but I decided not to make any more transfers nor call anyone, as I knew they would only convince me to send more money. My second case: I was contacted through Twitter by @inmortallcrypto. He persuades me to open an account on fxedges.com. I said I preferred to trade and invest on my own through a platform like Binance. He told me he did the same but also provided his clients with signals and advice through a platform called tradewebxch.com. I did some background checks on this company and I sent the first transfers to the platform with BTC. I received signals and orders to put certain stop-loss. After they told me to increase the transfers to the platform claiming the trader was not used to having clients with small amounts. As the trades seemed to be almost always successful on the platform and my account seemed to be growing, I kept sending more funds. I requested a withdrawal and was told I had to send a % of the amount to be withdrawn first and another percentage of it would be deducted from my account. After I sent it and paid the alleged taxes, they still didn`t proceed with my withdrawal. I realized I have been scammed.

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1B9ECuTCEyBJted5PKkGsZ6G5CUi54AXsQ

Other: investment scram

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I was contacted on October/16/2020 by Boris Barna on Linkedin to invest with the Tradelax investment firm. And then I was contacted by Laura Bell From FCTrades to invest with her on Linkedin on February/18/2021 That I would receive over 585% in return on my investment and I would be able to retire by the end of this year. Well, this will not be happening and I will probably have to work until I am into my 70s._x000D_ . They are two different companies but they supposedly were investing in the Bitcoin movement and I was making a lot of money but when I asked to make my withdrawals when things went bad and I lost over $239,000. I have sent most of the money to cryptocurrency wallet addresses. And Tradelax was the only company that used AnyDeek 931 381 396_x000D_ I was contacted by all the people I have named in the form Tradelax Boris Barna/Andrew Deveraux/ Tyler Robertson/Sean Evans Boris and Sean were the two that all were asked for more money and used AnyDesk with. FCTrades Laura Bell/Lewis Coutee have been my account managers and they have never stopped asking for more money since we have started and I have not received any out from giving them $177,250 and I cant even get my money back._x000D_ I believe I realized I was scammed when I couldn’t receive my investment back. No more contact.

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1B9ECuTCEyBJted5PKkGsZ6G5CUi54AXsQ

Other Blackmail Scam

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fake version of bitpay investment ! can no withdraw your profit! the bitcoin wallet from the website is 1DXe3bYYVJvE2Aszcw6Boa58UP8tJwkmbe but the noney is directly transferred to this wallet. after research and track the transaction i found out the btc goes to binance laundry wallet 1NDyJtNTjmwk5xPNhjgAMu4HDHigtobu1s - Put all these people in Jail !

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1B9ECuTCEyBJted5PKkGsZ6G5CUi54AXsQ

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