Questions tagged [scammed]

Marco Sat May 11 2024 | 5 answers 1176

Hello, I'm just a regular person who got involved in the world of Bitcoin hoping to make some extra cash. But I think I may have been scammed. I invested some money, but now I can't seem to access it, and the person I dealt with has gone silent. My heart is really pounding right now, and I'm wondering if there's any way I can get my money back. I'm not very familiar with this whole cryptocurrency thing, so I'm really just looking for some honest advice. Is there anything I can do? Or am I just out of luck?

Elena Tue May 07 2024 | 6 answers 1145

I'm a beginner in the world of cryptocurrency and recently fell victim to a scam on Binance. I was promised high returns on my investments, but now I can't withdraw my funds or contact the person who scammed me. What should I do? I'm really worried about losing all my money.

MountFujiMystic Tue May 07 2024 | 5 answers 852

So, who's the crypto guy that scammed everyone? I've been hearing rumors about some shady dealings in the crypto world lately. People are talking about someone who made a lot of money by manipulating the market and then disappearing with the funds. Is that the person you're referring to? I'm just curious, because I'm new to this whole crypto thing and I want to make sure I'm not dealing with anyone who's not above board. Can you fill me in on the details?

CryptoWizardry Thu Mar 28 2024 | 5 answers 1294

Excuse me, I have a question about banking and financial security. If someone gets scammed while transacting through a bank, is the bank responsible for compensating the victim? I understand that banks provide services to customers, but who shoulders the blame when something goes wrong? I'm asking this because recently there have been cases of cryptocurrency fraud, and people are wondering if their banks should be held accountable. Could you please clarify this matter for me?

Andrea Thu Mar 28 2024 | 8 answers 1429

Excuse me, but I have a question. If someone were to fall victim to a cryptocurrency scam, would it be advisable to inform their bank? I understand that banks have strict policies regarding such matters, but I'm wondering if they would be able to assist in any way, perhaps by reversing the transaction or providing some form of protection for the victim. Would it be better to go straight to the authorities or should one first attempt to resolve the issue with their bank? Thank you for your time.