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Quote from: Apeterd on May 23, 2022, 12:00:19 PM

Hi I am new to this and have invested in FX-chain and a month later I am trying to withdraw money and there is a issue paying into my TAP account.
FX are asking for money up front for chargers to release the money and then asking me to send them more money to release a blocked amount coming into my wallet?
Has anyone else been scammed by FX-Chain?

The scammed trick has played around and you always be careful in dealing with new projects as most of them turn into scams.
Though I'm not saying you are a lazy person but because you neglect to do the research about this project, you just brought yourself to such a scam thing. Perhaps, a typical kind of scam is easy to detect and but you still dare to try it, and that's it. You can't take back your money from them and I don't find it is necessary for you to make contact with them, sound hopeless anymore. You dare to move on and make this a lesson for the future investment.

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Quote from: Apeterd on June 06, 2022, 03:31:23 AM

thank you all for your help, has anyone dealt with these before?
www.ici-agency.com

No one has certainly dealt with such a service here because it all looks scam, or they are trying to impersonate law enforcement agencies. Have they asked you for a "fee" so that they can help you "investigate" or "recover" your accounts? If they have, please don't send them any money.

The website has lots of red-flags, including copy-paste Shutterstock images from the web.

Like this one of their purported team

A quick check and it is stock image

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/portrait-businesspeople-27873424

Apeterd

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thank you all for your help, has anyone dealt with these before?
www.ici-agency.com

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Quote from: Apeterd on June 05, 2022, 02:14:28 PM

Well I can confirm what everybody suspected that FX Chain was a total scam they have closed my account and emptied the balance of 148,000 USD on MT5 if any of it was real.

Sorry about the loss. Tracking such money from anonymous criminals is almost impossible.

The site is a complete scam, with other possible scam companies sharing the same address on their websites.

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a company organized and existing under the law of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with its registered office at Beachmont Business Centre, 161, Kingstown, Saint Vincent

1. fx-chain.com

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This Client Agreement is entered by and between TSA Limited (the “Company”), trading as FX Chain, a company organized and existing under the law of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with its registered office at Beachmont Business Centre, 161, Kingstown, Saint Vincent

2. fxbullion.com

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This Client Agreement is entered by and between Mandal T. Limited (the “Company”), trading as FX Bullion, a company organized and existing under the law of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with its registered office at Beachmont Business Centre, 161, Kingstown, Saint Vincent,

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Quote from: Apeterd on June 05, 2022, 02:14:28 PM

can anyone suggest ways for me to spread the word about these , on which sites etc so that no one else will be scammed and any ideas on any potential wayd of recovering my money?

Whatever you do, if you ever are contacted by some 'company' claiming to help you get your money back then better come back here and ask us about its reputation than do a deal with them. Because there have been a few scammers out here which claimed they would do fund recovery in case of scams but instead further scammed the users out of money and personal documents.

To spread the word about them, I suspect the Scam Accusations board is what you are looking for.

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Apeterd

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Well I can confirm what everybody suspected that FX Chain was a total scam they have closed my account and emptied the balance of 148,000 USD on MT5 if any of it was real.

can anyone suggest ways for me to spread the word about these , on which sites etc so that no one else will be scammed and any ideas on any potential wayd of recovering my money?

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 26, 2022, 06:06:58 AM

I replied on a social media advert I can't remember which but I think Facebook if not it was Linkedin

That's unfortunate. What is done is done. You have experienced yourself what devastating effects trusting Facebook and their ads can lead to. The reality is, they are scum just like Google who will take anyone's money to advertise and make visible whatever the person paying them wants. You will hopefully never make similar mistakes again. We now live in a time where you should consider every offer a scam unless prove it isn't. That's the best way to stay safe out there.

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No more explanation needed, this is a good example of scam projects that use same idea to wake up the greed in humans, you make those money daily till you reach a payment threshold and the next thing is to ask investors to send money for the account to released, including the fund 🤦‍♀️.

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I replied on a social media advert I can't remember which but I think Facebook if not it was Linkedin

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 26, 2022, 03:46:08 AM

They are still answering their phone and e-mails but I suspect they are buying time

May be so they give you a false image of trustworthiness. They have nothing to lose. You do. They already won once by scamming you out.

I have to admit, this website looks slick, clean and legit at the very first glance. But it is nowadays easy and pretty cheap to pay for websites that look slick enough and provide a fancy, pleasant UI. I personally can not find anything about this FX Chain however, but I do suspect it is a complete scam.

I also wonder how did you end up investing this much money in a website nobody has heard about before. Did you get a DM from a fancy Asian girl who told you about this FX Chain by any chance?

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Thanks Pmalek,

The FX name is the same as the audio software but this is fx-chain.com has anyone else come across this site?

They are still answering their phone and e-mails but I suspect they are buying time

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 23, 2022, 12:00:19 PM

FX are asking for money up front for chargers to release the money and then asking me to send them more money to release a blocked amount coming into my wallet?

For a website to ask you to deposit money in order to "unlock" your money is usually a scam and they'll never give out your original deposit,so its better to cut your losses and move on stop thorwing more money at them

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Damn! Losing £25.000 sucks no matter what your financial situation is. What I would like to know is how did you even come across that FX Chain (whatever that is supposed to be)? I would recommend you reconsider your online activities that led you to start sending money to those scammers and be exposed to such scam opportunities.

I tried to do a Google search on FX Chain and the results show audio software.
Searching for "FX blockchain" suggest a project called Function X. But that's not it, is it? That token is listed and is trading on several exchanges.

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 23, 2022, 12:00:19 PM

FX are asking for money up front for chargers to release the money and then asking me to send them more money to release a blocked amount coming into my wallet?

This will continue forever unless you just give up and accept that you have been scammed. They will likely continue to find reasons even after the second payment to ask for even more money due to further 'complications'. The only true complication is the scam you will get into and the loss you will have to take after getting scammed.

FX-Chain sounds so much like any of these latest scam 'Exchanges'. Random DM's or Telegram messages telling you how much money you can make from a small investment on their Exchange. Next time look for a reputable website to send money to, not a random one.

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 24, 2022, 01:30:02 AM

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I looked through their crypto selling pitch on the site, claiming to make 95% average weekly returns. What can go wrong sending money over to them …

They’ve got at least one site with close resemblance:

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https[colon]//fxbullion[dot]com/

Different name, yet the crypto algo sections miraculously match and list the same three testimonials (the ones from a "Dantist", a Promoter and a Bussiness man).

Normally it’s easier to find at least a handful of cloned sites with slight variations, although I’ve only managed to come across the above referenced site. The modus operandi is unfortunately well known, where by you are asked to pay further sums in order to retrieve your funds, using some half-baked excuse about taxes or fees. Obviously, if you pay, you’ll engross the loss even further.

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 24, 2022, 01:30:02 AM

Thanks for your help everyone, looks like I have been scammed for £25,000!!!! Is there any way I can get this back?

There are common sites you can use for trading like Binance, OKX, Coinbase and many like that, it is good to do a research about an exchange before you will send your coins to an address given to you by the exchange, they will not refund you any money, it will just in a way you can deposit byit can not withdraw.

I will advice you to consult your lawyer for help, but do not think you can recover back you money, the probability is low, if you pay in bitcoin or altcoin, it may not be traceable and the money is just gone. But if you have money for investigation, you can report to your lawyer.

Avoid not to be scammed twice, you may see some recovery services online that they will say they can help you, they only want to scam you too.

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 24, 2022, 01:30:02 AM

Thanks for your help everyone, looks like I have been scammed for £25,000!!!! Is there any way I can get this back?

Report it to the authorities. It's very likely that it will amount to nothing, but you really have nothing to lose by trying.

Also, probably report this to the likes of Binance and such. Maybe you get lucky and the scammers end up sending the funds over to major exchanges like Binance. Don't get your hopes up though.

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Thanks for your help everyone, looks like I have been scammed for £25,000!!!! Is there any way I can get this back?

When I asked about deducting fees from my account as opposed to me paying them upfront I got the following reply

"The fees cannot be deducted from your account as the funds are being held in a segregated accounts"

I presume this is all part of the scam! They did pay me back 250USD a few weeks ago, I wanted to make sure I could make a withdrawal before I put more money in.

Because the Crypto transfer is getting blocked and apparently now returned they are sending me a international bank transfer today which can take 3 days, I have asked for proof from the bank that should come this morning.

They are still answering the phones and e-mails so at some point I guess it will all go quiet

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like other people said its definitly a scam, but how you can get into it at the first place. i mean i got lot of DM on telegram and said they cant withdraw and give me couple btc and transfer to unknow exchange and boom the exchange it scam. so never falled to random people that DM you like this

in fact scammer nowadays become a company

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Quote from: Apeterd on May 23, 2022, 12:00:19 PM

Hi I am new to this and have invested in FX-chain and a month later I am trying to withdraw money and there is a issue paying into my TAP account.
FX are asking for money up front for chargers to release the money and then asking me to send them more money to release a blocked amount coming into my wallet? Has anyone else been scammed by FX-Chain?

Don't send them any more money. Asking you to send money so that you can withdraw your money is a very common scam. There is no reason why they can't deduct a withdrawal fee from the withdrawal.

They may give you some complicated reasons, but don't just accept their reasons without verifying them. Post them here.

Quote from: Apeterd on May 23, 2022, 02:50:19 PM

The profit I have earned on Algo trading and special trades has been very good but the problem has been withdrawing the funds Sad

They tell you the profits have been good only because they want you to give them more money. There are no profits.

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