Cryptocurrency investing has always been a passion of mine but that passion quickly turned into panic when I became the victim of a fraudulent SOL trading platform. The platform promised a fifteen percent daily return which seemed like an incredible opportunity I could not miss. I was drawn in by the sleek interface, positive reviews and supposed user testimonials. Believing I had found a breakthrough I went ahead and deposited 92000 in SOL.To my horror the platform shut down the very next day. My account was wiped clean and I had no access to my funds. Just like that my entire investment vanished and I was left in financial ruin. The days that followed were some of the darkest I have ever experienced. I struggled to pay my bills, skipped meals and found myself in a deep emotional and financial pit.Feeling defeated and ashamed I turned to a close friend and confided in them. That conversation changed everything. My friend referred me to SALVAGE ASSET RECOVERY , a specialized team that deals with cryptocurrency scam recovery. I was skeptical at first. After all, I had already been scammed once and was hesitant to trust anyone again. But desperation pushed me to give it a try. SALVAGE ASSET RECOVERY impressed me. They listened carefully to my story, explained the process in clear detail and reassured me that they would do everything possible to help. Using advanced blockchain tools and digital tracing methods they were able to locate the flow of my stolen funds.Weeks later I received the news I never thought I would hear. SALVAGE ASSET RECOVERY had successfully recovered my entire 92000 in SOL. I was overwhelmed with relief and gratitude. I could finally breathe again knowing that my hard earned money had not been lost forever. If something sounds too good to be true in the crypto world it almost always is. While I still believe in the future of blockchain I now invest with much more caution and diligence.To anyone who has fallen victim to a similar scam know that all hope is not lost. Reach out to people who can truly help. SALVAGE ASSET RECOVERY gave me a second chance and for that I will always be thankful.
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Is this yet another cryptocurrency recovery scammer? My guess is that they are, especially since this might be the tenth spam post by those trying to promote "Salvaage Asset Recovery." You can see a longer post where I explain how many crypto scams occur and then how the vultures come looking for victims to scam them yet again in their desperation to recover their lost funds.
So what is a "fraudulent SOL trading platform" - do you have any idea? I can only guess that this post is supposed to relate to the cryptocurrency Solana (crypto ticker SOL.) So now this story claims that an experienced crytpo victim held 92,000 SOL. Even at the current price of $84.88 per CoinMarketCap, down from the $150 it was a month ago, the amount of money allegedly held by this crypto victim is $7,808960!!!
So this supposed testimonial for Salvage Asset Recovery would appear likely to be a scam to me, since the victim supposedly lost almost $8 MILLION USD worth of crypto before being miraculously saved using a method and means that are not described. Why not? I think it goes without saying that this story almost certainly never happened and is yet another another false story designed to scam crypto scam victims out of more money, most likely using an Advance Fee Scam.
If you've been a victim of crypto fraud, do not fall victim again by using a fradulent crypto recovery service.
So what is a "fraudulent SOL trading platform" - do you have any idea? I can only guess that this post is supposed to relate to the cryptocurrency Solana (crypto ticker SOL.) So now this story claims that an experienced crytpo victim held 92,000 SOL. Even at the current price of $84.88 per CoinMarketCap, down from the $150 it was a month ago, the amount of money allegedly held by this crypto victim is $7,808960!!!
So this supposed testimonial for Salvage Asset Recovery would appear likely to be a scam to me, since the victim supposedly lost almost $8 MILLION USD worth of crypto before being miraculously saved using a method and means that are not described. Why not? I think it goes without saying that this story almost certainly never happened and is yet another another false story designed to scam crypto scam victims out of more money, most likely using an Advance Fee Scam.
If you've been a victim of crypto fraud, do not fall victim again by using a fradulent crypto recovery service.
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The past several months have been tremendously challenging since I lost almost $127,800 USDT to a fraudulent investment scheme. Everything changed when I found out about iForce Hacker Recovery and their success in recovering assets from online broker scam. After reporting my problem, their honesty and support brought me great relief. I am extremely appreciative for their assistance and strongly advise you to call iForce Hacker Recovery if you have been the victim of a similar scam.
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So now the iForce Hacker Recovery company has returned to spam the forum to let everyone know they are the "top legit crypto recovery company." If any of these services were worth any time, they wouldn't be posting here, realizing that we are deconstructing so many false crypto recovery stories designed to induce victims to paying again to recover actual fiat currency (like US Dollars) or cryptocurrency that was stolen from them using fraud.
So this alleged victim claims they almost lost $127,800 worth of Tether stablecoins in a fraudulent investment scheme. How? Of course those details are not provided to you. But you can read about how the US Government has been freezing these funds, and law firms - such as my law firm and others - can represent clients and freeze Tether (USDT) in various crypto wallets because Tether is a centralized stablecoin and not a decentralized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or Ether. You can read more about this below and how it works.
United States Seeks to Forfeit 200,000 Tether ("USDT") Cryptocurrency, Valued at $200,000, Fraudulently Transferred from the Virtual Currency Wallet of an Ohio Victim
No details are given about this "online broker scam" because it is almost certain that this lazy story never occurred. It's designed to get desperate people who have lost money and assets as a result of blockchain frauds and scams to reach them. You can see the spaces in the domain name and email address they left so that searching for iforcehackers.com won't show up in search engines or in spam checkers. It's highly unusual that a bona fide company wouldn't have an email address at it's domain name, but instead has a moniker iforcehk at a domain called consultant.com - which is a domain that is blocked by Malwarebytes on my computer indicating that it is a potentially unsafe website.
Save your time and money. If you need assistance with the loss of funds and assets on blockchain and cryptocurrency exchanges or other platforms, feel free to post questions here, contact us, or contact a reputable and knowledgeable firm that is recognized, has clear information about who they are and who are the principals of the company. In almost all instances, the chance for any type of recovery is none and usually slim at best. These cases are exceptions to the general rule and don't throw out more money chasing a pipe dream. Don't fall victim to another crypto fraud twice.
So this alleged victim claims they almost lost $127,800 worth of Tether stablecoins in a fraudulent investment scheme. How? Of course those details are not provided to you. But you can read about how the US Government has been freezing these funds, and law firms - such as my law firm and others - can represent clients and freeze Tether (USDT) in various crypto wallets because Tether is a centralized stablecoin and not a decentralized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or Ether. You can read more about this below and how it works.
United States Seeks to Forfeit 200,000 Tether ("USDT") Cryptocurrency, Valued at $200,000, Fraudulently Transferred from the Virtual Currency Wallet of an Ohio Victim
No details are given about this "online broker scam" because it is almost certain that this lazy story never occurred. It's designed to get desperate people who have lost money and assets as a result of blockchain frauds and scams to reach them. You can see the spaces in the domain name and email address they left so that searching for iforcehackers.com won't show up in search engines or in spam checkers. It's highly unusual that a bona fide company wouldn't have an email address at it's domain name, but instead has a moniker iforcehk at a domain called consultant.com - which is a domain that is blocked by Malwarebytes on my computer indicating that it is a potentially unsafe website.
Save your time and money. If you need assistance with the loss of funds and assets on blockchain and cryptocurrency exchanges or other platforms, feel free to post questions here, contact us, or contact a reputable and knowledgeable firm that is recognized, has clear information about who they are and who are the principals of the company. In almost all instances, the chance for any type of recovery is none and usually slim at best. These cases are exceptions to the general rule and don't throw out more money chasing a pipe dream. Don't fall victim to another crypto fraud twice.
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These critters seem unable to learn.
As for this old critter, these interactions, and their revelations have me cackling.
It also made me recall:
As for this old critter, these interactions, and their revelations have me cackling.
It also made me recall:
SCENE I. A cavern. In the middle, a boiling cauldron.
First Witch
Second Witch
Third Witch
First Witch
ALL
Second Witch
ALL
Third Witch
ALL
Second Witch
HECATE
Second Witch
MACBETH
ALL
"A deed without a name." That comes close to defining the pseudonymous nature that are public blockchains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. These are not to be confused with private blockchains.
With public blockchains, account numbers ("wallet addresses") are public. The transactions are public. So anyone can see that one account transacter and sent or received funds or assets to or from another account. It's transparent in that way. However, as to who the actual owners are of each of these accounts is unknown and non-public. In fact, it is designed so that there doesn't have to be any record whatsoever as to who the account owner actually is. While the stated goal is to be an altruistic desire for proper privacy, the abuse potential is obvious. The value transferred from one account to another (on the Ethereum blockchain) could be a property deed. So as a matter of fact and a verbal pun, a transaction from one party to another could literally be a deed of a deed without a name.
With public blockchains, account numbers ("wallet addresses") are public. The transactions are public. So anyone can see that one account transacter and sent or received funds or assets to or from another account. It's transparent in that way. However, as to who the actual owners are of each of these accounts is unknown and non-public. In fact, it is designed so that there doesn't have to be any record whatsoever as to who the account owner actually is. While the stated goal is to be an altruistic desire for proper privacy, the abuse potential is obvious. The value transferred from one account to another (on the Ethereum blockchain) could be a property deed. So as a matter of fact and a verbal pun, a transaction from one party to another could literally be a deed of a deed without a name.
