Topic: is it fake sites ? please help.... (Read 215 times)

Never heard of oksdaq .And nothing shows up while searching it from google.. You should try to withdraw ASAP bro.

I ever read about Coinmama and it has been so long time. There have been many reviews about it and based on review, it is a good exchange. However, I personally never used it so I personally cannot prove that it is legit or not.
However, about oksdaq.com, this is my first time me hearing the exchange. I also searched in the Coinmarketcap and COinGecko about oksdaq.com but found nothing.

I tried to search about oksdaq.com and really found little information about it.
Did you join their IEO Launchpad of this coin https://www.oksdaq.com/xo?
This coin and IEO Launchpad?


If yes, it is stated that the calculation or Result Announcement will end in 2021-05-07.

I don't know their schedule, but I think that it is too long waiting for the result. almost 1 month, different from Binance, they give the calculation and also token distribution only several hours - day only.

This can be a lesson for you not to believe someone else moreover someone you only know from that kind of application. It is better to do your own research or gather information from more than several sources and then consider by yourself to decide.

Just wait until May and you can see whether they are scams or not. But now, their website is still on and you can contact their customer service on https://t.me/oksdaq ..
That is the only information that I found.

The way that I see it is that the "girl" convinced you to buy coins from a legit exchange (coinmama) and then made you send them over to a "fake" exchange, where he/she has full control of. This is the most perfect "coup" since he/she didn't get her/his hands dirty while you did all the work. The web crime department from the police wouldn't be able to help you in this case (I doubt they'll be able to help in other cases) when it's related to crypto because it is very hard to recover this kinds of transactions by force.

Be happy that you came to us now instead of keep pumping money in that exchange (or in buying bitcoins in order to send them to that fake exchange). Consider every money that you've channeled over to this "coin" is lost and will never be recovered. I don't want to feel to hard on you OP, but that's the truth. In any case you should try to withdraw the money of that exchange and see the reactions...

Safe?
Did you bother checking that website?
https://www.oksdaq.com/content/news/72202101080002/OurStroy/2522

Their stroy  is pure plagiarism from:
https://www.chiliz.com/en/our-story/

Their judicial assistance page:
https://www.oksdaq.com/content/news/72202101080006/JudicialAssistancePolicy/4762


Safe? Yeah, as safe as lost money could be.
An exchange no one has heard of and does 600 million in daily trade in XRP alone

i invested 3000euro witch became 17000usd

i asked in a Greek forum and they told me its ok (but i think they told me only for coinmama) i had chated a lot with that girl...
i hope its just a pyramid and its not a fake site... i also contacted local police station the web crime apartment and they told me there are lot of scamers we cant know each site cause they open and close very quick.... if they ask you money to make a withdrawl its a scam dont pay

Unfortunately, you don't realize that scammers use social networks to find victims like you who are naive enough to believe in fairy tales. I don't understand how you can invest in something just because a girl suggested it to you without doing a thorough research beforehand?


Obviously you have money if you just invested $17 000 in a completely unknown thing, and now you can only hope that there is at least a 1% chance that you will still be able to sell those tokens. One more thing to keep in mind though, it's possible that scammers will try to pull out more money in case you still get a chance to sell tokens - so if they ask you to pay more money in order to make a withdraw, don't send them anything.

Coinmama is a legit exchange except to the other exchange you mention since its new. Maybe that exchange is a local Korean exchange just like Coinmama. Usually the token purchased on IEO was locked and you can only trade it after the IEO ended so the current price is not the actual market price since there's no buy and sell happening on the investor side. Rest assure your funds is safe unless the exchange itself has a restriction for foreign user.

i bought bitcoins from coinmama which i transfered in oksdaq.com and exchanged them for epc coin.

I don't quit understand you very well, is the coin available for trading on coinmama? Yes coinmama is a legit crypto platform but make sure trading is going on, if not you will have to hold the coin til it's officially listed on a exchange, I'm not even sure that epc coin you mentioned is real because the only epc coin I know is experience coin and it's trading at very low price 0.0000***

i asked to a Greek site and they told me its ok

thank you all for your answers so maybe my money are gone....
so sad...

The money you have invested is gone, all you have are some numbers on a website.
You're not the first and probably not the last to find a girl on tinder who is an experienced trader and is looking for investors rather than actual dating.

Now, let me tell you how this will go on from now on
Once you will try to get your money out they will ask for another 1-5k, for commissions, for fees, for verifications, for anything, after that, if you fall for it they will claim your investment has grown to 25k euros but they need another 1-5k euro for etc etc etc. And if you're stupid enough t believe they will scam you like this till you end up with 1 trillion in fake numbers on a website and penniless in reality.

Looks familiar?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5288630


Yeah, the usual tactic they need BTC to get away with it and the victims mainly have only $, I am actually amazed they didn't tell the victim to buy the coins from one of the top 5 exchanges to add more credibility to their story. It might be because of the user location, who knows.

The investment advise from a tinder girl is too good to be true when they are just a random person to you.

ICO,IEO,IDO and now DEFI, in future lot more to come so this is a lesson for him to stay away from hype trend investment schemes.

You said that you have invested your money, right?
Why you just ask about the fake site or not now?
The question should be asked before you invested money, mate. So, if you just realize one of the sites is fake, you are too late. For the next time, don't do it again, make sure everything first before you invest your money.

By the way, why you are too confident to trust the girl. You just know her through the tinder app, don't you? Don't be so easy to trust a person that you just know. Especially a person who offers you a crypto investment with unrealistic profits. That's a classic way done by scammers.

The price it's being sold at right now doesn't really matter since you can't trade it yet.

I never invested in IEOs before and never used any of the exchanges you mentioned, so am curious to know if it's possible to withdraw the tokens you bought to an external wallet!
If you can, then your best option is to withdraw them to your local wallet and try to sell them for lower price on other platforms (e.g: telegram).
If the tokens are locked and you can't withdraw them, then am afraid to say that there is nothing you can do but to wait till the official trading opening date and hope for the best!

I've heard of coinmama.com and that was a few years ago but I don't know much about oksdaq.

Why would you buy something that's been told you through a dating app which is completely a stranger? That's not how you invest your money in crypto.

You'll just do your research after buying? that's wrong, you should've done it before buying.

Both of this website is not familiar to me, but both of this website or exchange has a nice UI in the website and looks pretty legit in my opinion, with just testing and looking in the website but there is always a risk so I would go in other safer option if possible.

The thing here is it's not a well know exchange so I think I would not risk a big amount of investment in this kind of website and this website and centralized so they could pretty much do anything like freezing your money or account so that you could not take out your money in the exchange.

You don't need to worry about sometimes if you cant sell at a certain point it's like normal in my opinion in exchange to control the volume of a token.

You are not wrong, Coinmama is a legit site that people can use to buy cryptocurrencies using credit card, but oksdaq.com is a scam site. If OP deposited money on that site, the money is as good as lost. It is very good good to look for legit sites to buy and trade cryptocurrencies, rather than the uncommon ones that can be scam.

@OP. coinmama is a legit crypto exchange allows people from many countries but never heard of oksdaq even google don't give much results for that name but few of them showing that is from South Korea or atleast the name on it but it seems like a complete scam and you lost that 3000 euros dude.