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[mayaadonis]

As a broke university student juggling classes, part-time jobs and constant stress about money I was always searching for legitimate ways to earn online. One day I stumbled across a platform that promised to pay users in USDC for completing academic study modules. It looked credible; there were success stories, a well-designed interface and even real-time payment logs. I gave it a shot.To my surprise it worked. After completing several modules I earned small amounts of USDC that I could actually withdraw. That small success built my trust in the platform. Then came the pitch for a premium tier, an elite version of the program. They claimed that for a one time $3,000 USDC payment I could unlock higher paying tasks and weekly bonuses.I didn't have that kind of money but the promise of long term earnings was too tempting. I borrowed from three of my closest friends explaining I'd be able to repay them in a matter of weeks. I made the transfer to the platform and waited for access to the premium modules.The following day everything vanished. The website wouldn't load, no login, no support page, nothing but a blank screen and an error message. My stomach sank. I refreshed again and again hoping it was just a glitch. But deep down I knew the truth. I had walked straight into a scam. Worse still I had used money I didn't even own. I felt crushed, humiliated and paralyzed with fear.I didn't know who to turn to. I couldn't tell my parents and the guilt about my friends kept me up at night. In desperation I started searching for help and came across Salvage Asset Recovery. They claimed to specialize in recovering stolen crypto. Skeptical but with nothing to lose I reached out.They responded fast, professional, nonjudgmental and direct. They explained how USDC transactions could be traced through blockchain records. Within hours they launched a full investigation and tracked the wallet the funds had been sent to. Within ten days I received a message that felt surreal, all my USDC had been recovered.I paid my friends back that same evening, overwhelmed with relief. Salvage Asset Recovery didn't just restore my money, they saved my dignity, my friendships and my future. I can't recommend them enough.

 

[Michael Wechsler]

Does this sound like a familiar story? Well it does do a good job of explaining what a "pig butchering scam" is - but is this recovery service yet another scam? Well if you look around at how many spammy messages "Salvage Asset Recovery" has left us here, with various tall tales of crypto recovery.

Business Contracts Post in thread 'RESTORE BACK YOUR SCAMMED ETHEREUM AND CRYPTO WITH HIRE SALVAGE ASSET RECOVERY'

Feb 7, 2026

And yet another crypto recovery scammer comes to spam our forum. Crypto chain IO? Perhaps they are talking about the crypto IO (io.net) on the Solana blockchain. Confirm the status of the deposit? As mentioned above, anyone with access to a publicly available block explorer can confirm the amounts and movement of cryptocurrency on most public and permissionless blockchains like Solana. The question to be asked here is how did this "victim" actually deposit U.S. Dollars, which is "fiat" currency into a blockchain? The blockchain itself doesn't actually take deposits like a bank - but to...

• Michael Wechsler

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Thread 'FOR FAST RECOVERING OF LOST OR SCAMMED CRYPTO HIRE SALVAGE ASSET RECOVERY'

Feb 7, 2026

On May 12, 2024, I made a significant decision to deposit $14,200 into crypto chain io, a choice I would soon come to regret. Almost immediately after completing the transaction, an uneasy feeling began to set in. Concerned, I reached out to their support team to confirm the status of my deposit, but my inquiries went unanswered. As the days passed, my anxiety increased. By May 16, just four days later, I noticed that the funds had not been credited to my account. Panic started to take hold as my emails were either ignored or met with a single, dismissive response: "Processing takes time."...

• carlarmin
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• Forum: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency & Digital Assets

So let's look at this variation. A fake platform for buing stablecoins known as Circle (USDC is the "crypto ticker" which is similar to a stock ticker like "IBM" for example.) The story about users being paid in actual cryptocurrency like USDC stablecoins doesn't sound true. Scammers don't usually give money away like this, especially for "academic study" because students typically don't have deep pockets and wealth that would make them a primary target. $3,000 is also a very small score - so why would any scammer give out several rounds of actual crypto for the chance to scam the victim $3,000? Highly unlikely.

So how did Salvage Asset Recocvery someonoe reverse irreversible blockchain transactions? Anyone can track where the money went on a public blockchain such as Ethereum. But if you notice, the story here doesn't even state what blockchain the stablecoins were apparently issued on! Yet somehow they are able to spin a tale of tracking and recovery. Once again, essential details of how crypto recovery supposedly took place are omitted. I have little doubt that this is yet another fake story designed to target students and members of academia who may have lost funds in a crypto scam and take advantage of their desperation to scam them again out of the meager, dear funds they have. Be very wary of this 'service' and any crypto recovery service that uses WhatsApp and/or Telegram as it's primary communication source and knowing little or nothing about them. You are warned - stay safe online and in on public blockchain platforms!