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I have withdrawn money from my stake account and ‘ it shows successful but still it didn’t credited into my Bank Account
Withdrawal transaction id : 3412779735
Please see it as soon as possible
⚠️ Warning: Fraud Alert ⚠️
I received a call claiming I’d get a **“3x bonus on my deposit”** if I transferred money immediately. This is clearly a scam.
They used pressure tactics, asked for sensitive details, and tried to rush the payment. No legitimate company operates like this.
🚫 Do NOT trust such calls
🚫 Do NOT share personal or banking details
🚫 Do NOT send money based on promises of “guaranteed profit”
I strongly advise everyone to stay alert and avoid dealing with these fraudsters. Report such numbers and block them immediately.
Stay safe.
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