... getting a legit and reliable no-KYC debit card is just a pipe dream as sooner or later they either stop working or they end up being a scam, like in this case.
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Topic: [FLAG] Against CoinPayCard.net (u=3521103) (Read 393 times)
Well, maybe search engines have still indexed it but it seems the website is no longer functioning: https://coinpaycard.net
I feel sorry for the victims. I do not know how much the scammer managed to get away with but as the website was only around for a short period of time hopefully the number of victims and their losses will be minimal.
I feel sorry for the victims. I do not know how much the scammer managed to get away with but as the website was only around for a short period of time hopefully the number of victims and their losses will be minimal.
Yeah well you see, Google goes to bed with governments. They don't care about what plebs like us have to report, as long as they won't get in legal trouble for not taking any action.
I remain skeptical. Still, I don't know if submitting such reports has helped with similar sites in the past, has it?
If we go back to how Google handled the whole ChipMixer situation, we can clearly see they don't care what is right and what is wrong. I mean, you couldn't get the genuine ChipMixer domain to pop up in the Google results, but there were plenty of fake phishing sites. Those got reported, and Google didn't do anything about it.
If we go back to how Google handled the whole ChipMixer situation, we can clearly see they don't care what is right and what is wrong. I mean, you couldn't get the genuine ChipMixer domain to pop up in the Google results, but there were plenty of fake phishing sites. Those got reported, and Google didn't do anything about it.
I understand. Sometimes it gets complicated to be able to do more, because the mechanisms that theoretically should work, don't work.
All we can do is warn of these situations, hoping that people will be aware and avoid these situations.
If we go back to how Google handled the whole ChipMixer situation, we can clearly see they don't care what is right and what is wrong. I mean, you couldn't get the genuine ChipMixer domain to pop up in the Google results, but there were plenty of fake phishing sites. Those got reported, and Google didn't do anything about it.
Yeah well you see, Google goes to bed with governments. They don't care about what plebs like us have to report, as long as they won't get in legal trouble for not taking any action.
I checked the activities of the coinpaycard.net here and I discovered that it's been a while since their representative was active March 01, 2023, 05:41:03 PM. This does not show any good sign of the organization.
Come on man, there's been a Type 3 scammer warning on the profile for ages now. What other signs do you need?
Yes it is true. But it might help them stop listing the site. Since this type of cases cannot be handled by Google. The least they can do is unsubscribe if they receive too many reports.
I remain skeptical. Still, I don't know if submitting such reports has helped with similar sites in the past, has it?If we go back to how Google handled the whole ChipMixer situation, we can clearly see they don't care what is right and what is wrong. I mean, you couldn't get the genuine ChipMixer domain to pop up in the Google results, but there were plenty of fake phishing sites. Those got reported, and Google didn't do anything about it.
I checked the activities of the coinpaycard.net here and I discovered that it's been a while since their representative was active March 01, 2023, 05:41:03 PM. This does not show any good sign of the organization. If really there are possibilities that they are facing any internal challenges they should have made a statement so members registered on their platform would know what is happening than just being absent for over a month and. Now how will they handle complaints coming from the bitcointalk platform since their representative is offline for a while now with no sign of possibly being active in the nearest future.
CoinPayCard.net is not a phishing site created to resemble a different service and trick users into entering their logins or personal information. It's a scam service that has started stealing its client's money. Maybe there is a better way to get Google's attention.
Yes it is true. But it might help them stop listing the site. Since this type of cases cannot be handled by Google. The least they can do is unsubscribe if they receive too many reports.
For something more specific, like the one described, you should contact the police in your country. Practically everyone has an online platform to post these types of cases.
Check with the authorities in your country, how to make this type of report.
If we can get it out of the main search engine, Google, that would be good.
For those who don't know, you can report it here: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en
I recommend that all victims, who can present evidence, report it.
It would be good if the site didn't appear in Google results, but I am not sure if your recommendation will work. That page is for reporting phishing sites as it says on the top.For those who don't know, you can report it here: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en
I recommend that all victims, who can present evidence, report it.
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Thank you for helping us keep the web safe from phishing sites. If you believe you've encountered a page designed to look like another page in an attempt to steal users' personal information, please complete the form below to report the page to the Google Safe Browsing team.
https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=enCoinPayCard.net is not a phishing site created to resemble a different service and trick users into entering their logins or personal information. It's a scam service that has started stealing its client's money. Maybe there is a better way to get Google's attention.
Is it that this the approach for a reputable organization like CoinPayCard.net? When I looked at the registration day, they just came on the 5th of December, 2022 which indicated that they came recently and here they are doing this nonsense. That means they were not meant to do legit business but to scam people by pretending to be good. I have seen such companies very much so it will hard for me to fall again because been scammed by them for about four of them.
I am also afraid of cryptocurrency exchange platforms, because they might be pretending to be good and faithful of do transaction smoothly without any obstruction but the day when they want run away, they can do like what is happening here. They can package all the funds in their custody and make it as exist package (exist scam) and go with it. What CoinPayCard.net did very bad. They should return your hard earn money to you.
I am also afraid of cryptocurrency exchange platforms, because they might be pretending to be good and faithful of do transaction smoothly without any obstruction but the day when they want run away, they can do like what is happening here. They can package all the funds in their custody and make it as exist package (exist scam) and go with it. What CoinPayCard.net did very bad. They should return your hard earn money to you.
We should all try reporting website and domain for scam, this is the only way we can stop more people from getting scammed.
If we can get it out of the main search engine, Google, that would be good.
For those who don't know, you can report it here: https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en
I recommend that all victims, who can present evidence, report it.
I got scammed today as well $165 total, added credit to the card from my funding balance and the credit never appeared on the card, no reply from support after several messages.
Sorry to hear that, I was warning about them for months and hoping people would see that when searching for CoinPayCard.net.If you can please provide proof, screenshots, communication with them, and anything that could help shutting them down.
We should all try reporting website and domain for scam, this is the only way we can stop more people from getting scammed.
I knew few websites that collect information about crypto scams, but I don't know if they are still active.
I got scammed today as well $165 total, added credit to the card from my funding balance and the credit never appeared on the card, no reply from support after several messages.
uh, I'm sorry to hear this. As far as I can see, he did not appear on this forum after the first scam accusations here, but unfortunately, this service is still online and active.
Can you tell us something more about your case, how long and when was the last time you regularly used this service and whether you ever managed to contact them before?
The way CoinPayCard.net have conducted themselves is unacceptable. I had high hopes they would be around for the long run but sadly the way this has turned out leaves a bad impression nearly all new business starting out with ANN threads in the forum. I have supported the flag and will be leaving negative trust too.
I am sorry that you ended up being out of pocket especially after you took the time make a review too believing it was a legitimate business.
I am sorry that you ended up being out of pocket especially after you took the time make a review too believing it was a legitimate business.
Well, I wasn't imagining about writing this, but here we are.
I got scammed today as well $165 total, added credit to the card from my funding balance and the credit never appeared on the card, no reply from support after several messages.
Thx for posting this, I'll take a look
And yea, it can be very complex to choose a card that's usable with some services especially google and apple pay
It depends on the type of card, you can see this on the company's website:
https://ezzocard.com/where-to-use-ezzocard-vccs/#google-services
This can be another problem with prepaid virtual credit cards. Some services may request specific CC characteristics, for security reasons and to reduce the danger of using fake CCs. And some prepaid cards do not have these characteristics. So one should evaluate well when choosing one of these cards.
EDIT:
I've Supported the Flag.
And yea, it can be very complex to choose a card that's usable with some services especially google and apple pay
For the Ezzocard, I heard about them in the past, I think they don't link to google pay, you tried to link them before?
It depends on the type of card, you can see this on the company's website:
https://ezzocard.com/where-to-use-ezzocard-vccs/#google-services
This can be another problem with prepaid virtual credit cards. Some services may request specific CC characteristics, for security reasons and to reduce the danger of using fake CCs. And some prepaid cards do not have these characteristics. So one should evaluate well when choosing one of these cards.
EDIT:
I've Supported the Flag.
The way CoinPayCard.net have conducted themselves is unacceptable. I had high hopes they would be around for the long run but sadly the way this has turned out leaves a bad impression nearly all new business starting out with ANN threads in the forum. I have supported the flag and will be leaving negative trust too.
I am sorry that you ended up being out of pocket especially after you took the time make a review too believing it was a legitimate business.
I am sorry that you ended up being out of pocket especially after you took the time make a review too believing it was a legitimate business.
Well, I wasn't imagining about writing this, but here we are.
For the Ezzocard, I heard about them in the past, I think they don't link to google pay, you tried to link them before?
It depends on the type of card, you can see this on the company's website:
https://ezzocard.com/where-to-use-ezzocard-vccs/#google-services
This can be another problem with prepaid virtual credit cards. Some services may request specific CC characteristics, for security reasons and to reduce the danger of using fake CCs. And some prepaid cards do not have these characteristics. So one should evaluate well when choosing one of these cards.
EDIT:
I've Supported the Flag.
Hey I'm sorry for your loss I think we gotta avoid new services that show up especially the ones with suspicious behavior. A lot of weird stuff happen these days
For the Ezzocard, I heard about them in the past, I think they don't link to google pay, you tried to link them before?
If they do, I'll probably be the first one... that is if they even have the time to even attend to their website
I just found that Ezzocard is selling "Violet" worldwide VISA prepaid cards, so these are a good alternative for people who got screwed by this site. Never had a problem with them.
For the Ezzocard, I heard about them in the past, I think they don't link to google pay, you tried to link them before?
This outcome isn't surprising for me. Good thing i wasn't tempted with their service since they didn't bother offer virtual credit card. Anyway flag is supported and i also left negative trust to their account.
P.S. I wonder whether any online account which connected to their debit card could get ban/suspend since now we know CoinPayCard.net is very probable exit scam.
P.S. I wonder whether any online account which connected to their debit card could get ban/suspend since now we know CoinPayCard.net is very probable exit scam.
If they do, I'll probably be the first one... that is if they even have the time to even attend to their website
I just found that Ezzocard is selling "Violet" worldwide VISA prepaid cards, so these are a good alternative for people who got screwed by this site. Never had a problem with them.
Now I had been through this scenario two other times, and in those previous two times, the CoinPayCard guy manually fixed it for me, but now it seems that he has disappeared which is not acceptable (considering that now other people are suffering from this problem).
I am especially pissed because this was supposed to be reserved for future subscription payments.
After this scenario was repeated for the second time, you should have left CoinPayCard, because they do not have the competence to solve this bug so that it does not happen again with users, or perhaps it is not a software bug, Maybe they did it to steal the deposits of customers and users of this virtual card. Fortunately, I had not tried CoinPayCard before, although I needed a service like this without KYC; perhaps the NO KYC feature is an advantage to lure and attract and deceive users.I am especially pissed because this was supposed to be reserved for future subscription payments.
I'm sorry for your loss, mate, and I hope again that you don't deposit large amounts of funds on unpopular virtual card sites like this one unless you do your research and see many reviews from trusted people.
I supported the flag, and I hope CoinPayCard users will notice this cheap scam service and leave it ASAP.
I've never dealt with cards in combination with crypto services, I just choose the ones that accept crypto directly. I always assume banks aren't allowed to deal with anonymous customers, so an unknown credit (or debit) card can't really exist long-term.
It is not anonymous to the card issuer, be it Visa or Mastercard. Or rather, it's anonymous... but it's not anonymous.
Let me explain: the card issuer (Visa/Mastercard) knows who ordered that card. But if the company that ordered that card offers some gift cards, it may no longer keep a record of who got it.
For example, you can go to a supermarket, buy a gift card with cash and then give it to someone else to use. This card, for the person using it, is anonymous. The issuing entity does not know who is using it directly. And you don't know how that person acquired the card.
These anonymous credit cards are Visa/Mastercard gift cards, which cannot be recharged.
If the card can be recharged, I advise you to be suspicious of this supposed anonymity.
Well, I wasn't imagining about writing this, but here we are.
I was surprised when you tried their "service" by sending $200. At that time I had already left them neutral feedback pointing out their lies, and that I don't trust them. My feedback wasn't even the first questioning them.Maybe I'm just more paranoid than you are, but in crypto, that's the safest choice.
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I am especially pissed because this was supposed to be reserved for future subscription payments.
I've never dealt with cards in combination with crypto services, I just choose the ones that accept crypto directly. I always assume banks aren't allowed to deal with anonymous customers, so an anonymous credit (or debit) card can't really exist long-term.I've Supported the Flag.
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