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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Complete scam!

Complete scam!

Someone approached me on telegram offered to put an initial $1000 investment into the scheme. Red flag immediately, even more so when the scheme talked about ultimately generating 13% every 12 hours, but I went along with it as I wasn't putting in any of my own money. But then I tried to withdraw $2000 and they came back and said I had to pay $180 to them to activate my "low transaction domain", I went back to the lady in telegram and told her to pay in another $180 so I could get the money out to "pay her back" but then she said she didn't have the money to pay the extra $180 even though she claimed to be making successful withdrawals herself! BTW this started in 14th February... It's now 9th May and my "account" currently contains $1,250,000 and still they insist I need to pay $180 to activate my "low transaction domain"

February 14, 2025
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