Topic: Freewallet.org - SCAMMERS CONFIRMED - Pending Litigation - page 2. (Read 1711 times)

There may be also many victims who speak Spanish, Vietnamese, Hindi etc. If someone can translate the texts it might be useful.

This a good initiative, until there is no court ruling or until the domain registrar has no action on the complaints of the so many victims we can only warned people to stop using Freewallet.org.
They know their time will over because the complainst are going viral and that's because of people like you who have this kind of initiatives.
I hope you are always motivated to keep up for all the victims.

We decided to translate our texts about Freewallet scam to other languages.
We noticed that there are Freewallet scam victims who live outside English-speaking states. That`s why it might be useful for them to stay in touch with there neighbours.
For example here we prepared some materials for Russian speaking community.
Texts in other languages will also appear in several days.

Lately, almost everywhere I see only negative things about this wallet. except of course their own blog

I talked with some editors of sites that published Freewallet advertisements. Some agreed with the arguments, others ignored them. Apparently they received compensation for advertising. And someone even tried to jump off the topic, claiming that scammers are the owners of Freewallet io, although it is obvious that most of the complaints relate specifically to Freewallet org.

Unfortunately that’s true, if you google about Freewallet you will only see positive reviews from fake accounts and complice websites promoting it a secure and legit wallet, while we could see the crazy about of people who got scammed with huge sums of crypto which they couldn’t get back. I don’t know how the first pages in Google search appears but I’m sure they have a strong promoting and marketing team to take over Google first pages. Even asking about it there’s details they confirm that’s a legitimate wallet.

it should be reported and changed.

That’s why it’s very important for everyone to check well any service before using it, sticking to good sources of reviews to know if that wallet or any kind of service is legitimate, the reviews should be made by real people and not bots.

But if you google "Freewallet", they have only solid reputation on first hits.. Even the Google Q/A section "Is freewallet legitimate" and the answer is like every normal operator "Yes they have a repuation of being.."...

Once you scroll little bit down, you will find Reddit topic with Freewallet Scam subject..

But all in all. If you have lets say one thousand dollars worth of cryptos and you want to find a realiable wallet for them, if you are not willing to spend few minutes to do a thurough search on the wallet, then its probably better if you lose your funds.

I have never had a wallet on freewallet, but wow these guys are cocky.. Advertising with big money and succeeding. App store and Google play, solid. Overall reviews solid.
But inside the truth, big hidden losses, and big thefts.

That being said, cryptos, especially monero and the hardly untracable ones are popular among illegal money.. So the burglars gets ropped. Its a good enviroment to rob someone who has robbed a bank.

Well the good thing is that today I see much more reviews about Freewallet scam on sitejabber, Reddit, Quora etc, then earlier. Every website that notifies Freewallet also contains some negative reviews. That might help to decrease the number of the victims.

Freewallet is doing these same scams regularly. This is actually for the alarming crypto community, because when crypto users are scammed like this, it creates a bad mindset among crypto users about what is not good about crypto. Scams like Freewallet are still in the market because they are getting new victims so they can continue these activities without any problem. The crypto community must take a stand against this scam by creating awareness. The only way these scammers can be banished from the crypto community is by creating awareness, and it is therefore necessary for every crypto user to expose scammers like freewallet in every forum.

New story from another victim of Freewallet scam

Don't worry!
Sometimes it takes time for reviews on review platforms to appear. Administration may check and approve them later.
Thanks for your actions!

i cant add mine. they delete it for some reasons?

Right now Freewallet reviews on Sitejabber is one of the sources where new potential customers may find advice to use or not to use this app.

You can see that it's reputation there is poor. BUT! Freewallet administration pays for positive comments. So that many newbies may be deceived.
If Freewallet stole your assets, please spend several minutes to fill your complaint there:
https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/freewallet.org

Thanks!

Post your complaints and stories about Freewallet scam on sitejabber.

The owners of Freewallet org spend a lot of money on advertising. In particular, they massively post custom reviews and laudatory comments. One such site is Sitejabber.com. If you look at all the reviews published there, you will notice many flattering comments in which the “client” praises the application.

And this is clearly not true. But there are also dozens of complaints from victims of the Freewallet scam on sitejabber. We contacted the resource administration with a request not to advertise the application. And our complaint was heard. Administrators have published a warning about the presence of custom reviews on Freewallet. We encourage you to leave your comments there too!

https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/freewallet.org

Post your complaint, tell about your complaints against Freewallet! Demand that this application not be advertised anywhere and under any circumstances!

I never contacted UK authorities. Actually, they require K adress and local phone number, so I am not sure it's possible to fill report there if you are not UK citizen?

On August 1, 2023, we filed an official crime report addressed to NFIB. This request is registered under number NFRC230806087223. At the same time, we created a petition calling for an investigation into the actions of the Freewallet administration. The petition is available at the link https://chng.it/hJhZVYp5Wy and has already received more than 30 signatures, mainly from victims of the Freewallet scam.

Unfortunately, NFIB ignored both of these appeals. Moreover, a short response was received from the agency’s employees that “Home Office Counting Rules set out the circumstances under which we can record a crime and on this occasion the matter you reported to us cannot be classified as a police recorded crime.”

This situation led us to file a complaint with the Independent Office for Police Conduct. Unfortunately, this measure did not lead to the start of an objective investigation into Freewallet’s actions.

British law enforcement officers are ignoring requests, and thereby covering up scammers!

this is NOT some kind of promotion! Freewallet is a scam!

What are you even saying??? Is this some kind of promotion? But if you must know, yes, a real user could say that, but that will definitely be the users that are still not the victims yet. We have categories of users and without going deep into defining them, you should know that there are high net-worth individuals, they are the target of services like Freewallet.

This is not a joke, it is real, and those users who are not yet complaining might maintain and transact a small amount with them which will still shield them from fraud. Even saying they have the fastest transaction (if such a statement is real and not fabricated by you) shows that the person is naive, there is no centralised exchange that will do less, except that it is even worse with Freewallet because you will have the opportunity to set the priority. For this, it could be slow if you go for the low priority as they will not do any magic in the blockchain, unlike most exchanges that are sending your crypto without the option of priority, which means that it is not optional so it must be fast.

Above all, I see no joy in holding your money in a centralised service like Freewallet that doesn't even have the features of the main exchanges (businesses, spot & futures trading). People are better off moving their money to self-custody instead of this.

Government agencies are ineffective in investigating cryptocurrency crimes. I came to this conclusion after talking with one of the officers. It is difficult for them to adapt to modern conditions. One of the founders of Freewallet is supposedly in Russia, the second in Britain or Portugal. Their legal address was in China, and bank accounts could be opened in London or Malta. And without the involvement of international bodies like Interpol, it is extremely difficult to investigate such a crime.

I don't feel like they are on top. MetaMask, Binance and many other services are more popular. My mistake was to trust that they are really"free"