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Scam , first airdrop went through then they are saying they have to be claimed . Attach wallet to site and they try to take over the wallet.
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Scam , first airdrop went through then they are saying they have to be claimed . Attach wallet to site and they try to take over the wallet.
I am sharing my experience with XRP Tundra to help others make informed decisions.
I participated in XRP Tundra’s token purchase and distribution process and submitted a valid, non-custodial Solana wallet address in accordance with their published requirements and deadlines. The project stated publicly that token distribution would be completed automatically within 24 hours and that delivery would occur on-chain.
Despite following all instructions, the purchased tokens were not delivered to my wallet. I independently verified this by checking Solscan and available distribution tracking tools and found no on-chain transaction showing delivery to my address.
When I raised the issue, I was repeatedly told that the system “does not make mistakes” and that failure to receive tokens must be user error. However, no transaction hash, audit log, or other verifiable blockchain proof of delivery was provided to support that claim.
In blockchain-based transactions, delivery should be transparent and independently verifiable. In this case, I was unable to obtain any documentation or proof showing that the paid digital assets were actually delivered.
I have retained payment records and communications and have pursued formal complaint channels to seek written clarification and documented proof of delivery. My intention with this review is not to speculate, but to accurately describe the absence of verifiable proof in my experience.
I would strongly encourage anyone engaging in digital asset purchases to ensure there is clear, on-chain confirmation and responsive support before committing funds.
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