Tag: crypto scam

  • Prolific Earning Review – Signs To Withdraw Your Money Urgently

    Apparently, this investment firm has been operated by Profilic Earning Ltd. When it comes to the company’s headquarters, the details are quite confusing. They present us with a certificate of incorporation in Nova Scotia (Canada) but also an address in the UK. Luckily, this Profilic Earning review will solve all your dilemmas. Keep reading and…

  • Cryptolava Review 2024 – Designed to Steal Your Crypto

    In the endless sea of online cryptocurrency scams, cyber fraudsters often have an appealing website and tempting offers. They adopt neat designs to fool unwary users into thinking they communicate with legitimate firms. In our Cryptolava review, we expose one such wrongdoer. The exchange we’re covering is not a friendly provider. Read our text to…

  • WOO X Review – Reputable Yet Unlicensed

    It’s difficult to determine who to trust with your money, especially on the internet. That is exactly why certain systems have been put into place, one of which are regulatory licenses. These licenses serve as a proof that an entity is conducting their business in good faith, and submit to legal constraints that safeguard the…

  • G-linkPro Review – False Regulatory Statements Exposed

    One of the first things we can recognize about this firm is a lack of transparency, primarily about founders, legal information, and contact options. That’s not how trusted and secure companies operate. On top of that, most of the services are hidden from the public. Therefore, the company is practically forcing us to register with…

  • BBSlimited Review – Warnings to Stay Away

    The financial fraud we’ll be unveiling in the following BBSlimited review has already shut its virtual doors. Although the reason for that is still not known, and it may never be revealed, there are several clues as to why that happened. The most solid evidence of all about the BBSlimited broker being a total scam…

  • Abyss World Asset Review – Fake Licenses Quickly Expose Scams

    According to the company’s T&Cs, this firm is operated by JPS Labs LLC, which is allegedly located in the United Kingdom. Sadly, the exact address has not been revealed. That’s already a hint the company is hiding something. But once you start opening this Pandora’s box, you will be shocked. We advise you to carefully…

  • Wallbitex Review – Deceptive Site however Still Unregulated

    This company makes a solid attempt to appear legit. If the license number wasn’t fake, they may have been able to even fool someone. However, their lack of a proper regulation gives away the fraudulent intentions brewing behind the scenes. Keep reading our Wallbitex review to find out everything you need to know about unscrupulous…

  • Expo Trust Review – Warnings Against The Firm Slowly Piling Up

    Expo Trust, with its London address presented, gave itself a hard task. They have to convince all traders they are legit without a license. It’s a hard thing to do. That’s why they baldly claim they have been regulated by the FCA. But who knows, that might even be true. Before you even get there,…

  • AI2Trade Review – Deluding Traders With New Domain

    The AI2Trade company was a UK-based investment firm. Practically, there’s no reason to doubt them, given how strictly regulated the UK is. But we have to keep in mind that not all UK-based firms are legit. Or maybe they are not even registered in that country. Nevertheless, if you want to know how to explore…

  • SydneyFX Review 2024 – Not From Australia and Not Legit

    Despite purporting to be a perfectly transparent and efficient trading platform with over 34k users, SydneyFX is not what it claims to be. We have undisputable evidence against this monkey business. It is just as bad as Vkkcoin, if not worse. For more information about the truth, keep reading our honest SydneyFX review. We can…

  • TraderAi Review – How To Stay Ahead Of Trading Manipulators

    In its legal documents, the TraderAi company forgot to mention who founded it. Neither does it reveal where it is based. Yet, we are expected to trust it based on its expertise in financial markets. Thus, everything will be clear once you realize many numbers don’t add up. Therefore, watch out for our tips from…

  • Celinax Review – Zero Legitimacy and Fake Details

    Most active in the United States, under the jurisdiction of courts of Malta, yet also licensed by AUSTRAC. None of these alleged truths make up for a case of a credible virtual assets service provider that the Celinax crypto scam tries so hard to come off as.  Without being properly licensed and with zero security…

  • Flaregain.com Review – Unauthorized Broker Scam

    The flaregain.com website has been shut down, and very little information remains on what it was, or which services it allegedly offered. One thing is certain – this platform has been exposed as belonging to a fraudulent company. Find out more about how online scams work, and how you can recover lost money in our…

  • Onenfx Review – Warning Signs All Over!

    Just because they choose a tax haven for their unregulated business doesn’t make fraudsters untouchable by regulatory laws.  Since this con artist focuses on defrauding developed nations with strict oversight and isn’t regulated by any of the leading financial authorities, they have become a target of regulatory action. Find out everything you need to know…

  • Dax Base Review – Imaginary Features Offered To Traders

    The trading name Dax Base has been around since 2023 and was operated by DX Base LTD. With its headquarters in the Marshall Islands, they don’t represent the most trustworthy company around. However, one thing might change that – regulation. If the company has any top-tier licenses, the situation would change drastically. So, let’s find…