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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

PowerDedi is a scam

PowerDedi is a scam. I paid 159 USDT for a server. The transfer confirmed on-chain, but the
invoice page then showed "This transaction could not be completed"
and demanded a NEW deposit to "open a support ticket" and request a
refund.

That is the trap: there is no support without an active server, no
email, no phone — so the only way they offer to get your money back
is to send them more money, which would also be lost.

Do not send anything. No company info, no legal entity, crypto only,
no KYC, prices ~40% below market — every red flag at once. Reported
to Chainabuse.

October 18, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Total Scam

Yeah, it's definitely a scam. Domain is only 2 month old. Website is very thoroughly designed to make you think it's a legitimate business. They not only take your first payment, they also lock you out of support to squeeze you out of second payment using sunk cost fallacy. Too bad I didn't look up trustpilot reviews beforehand.

October 10, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

PowerDedi.com SCAM

Scam site, requires $100 deposit for a $55 order then once you send money the transactions comes back as an error and the contact support is locked until you order a service (which will never happen).

October 6, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Powerdedi is a scam site

Beware of PowerDedi. They advertise a $55/month server, but require a minimum $100 deposit. After I paid 112 USDT, the payment showed “Error” and was not credited. Their support is only available if you have an active order — but how can you have an active order when your payment isn’t credited?

My 112 USDT is still unresolved. Be very careful before sending money to this site.

October 4, 2026
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