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Topic: Listex.io Exchange Platform Trading is a scam!!! Let's report these thieves!!! (Read 162 times)

full member
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Merit: 110
Raisex.io the SCAM Exchange is trying to lure people to their exchange by tweeting the following:

We divide our profit with our user follower. Raisex gift you 0.01 ETH for:
1) signup in raisex
2) follow our twitter profile
3) re-twitte this post
add in comment :
1) your ethereum wallet (any)
2) username registered in http://raisex.io
time expire 1 Nov 2018


It is your reputation on the line when tweeting about Raisex.io. When you promote a scam you are then become part of the scam.

What possible could go wrong?


https://imgur.com/bbofsqU
full member
Activity: 421
Merit: 110
I recently created an account on Listex.io Exchange and started trading with small amount of money and made some profits. The fact is there is no way to withdraw your funds. If you place a request for a withdrawal the system after a few seconds displays the message "failed". I have tried to open a ticket for assistance and also sent an email to support department but with no reply from their side. I definetely believe this company is simply attempting to collect as much money as possible and then run away. I know that other users are having similar problems. What do you think if we join our forces and report these people to local postal police authorities ? I am not sure but somewhere I read that these scammers should be based in New York. Anyone who wants to stop this fraud and knows which is the best way to report this illegal activity ?

Hi everyone,

So sorry for everyone who was scammed with Listex.io.

UNFORTUNATELY the scammers are back and it's time for an update!

Just a update on the Raisex.io (same scammers as Listex.io) scam links:

Tourist Coin (cryptocurrency SCAM)
Listex.io (Crypto-Exchange SCAM and completed)
I-Mob Limited (Registered business linked to the above SCAMS)
Rasiex.io (Current Crypto-Exchange and SCAM is ACTIVE)
https://imobpay.eu (Selling Exchange software with same platform as raisex and listex - full of bugs SCAM)
https://www.imob.me (who knows, an Exchange example for imobpay.eu with rasiex.io mentioned on it - SCAM)

I have posted detailed proof here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.47306099


And here:  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.47305303 (raisex.io official bitcointalk forum) as this SCAM unfolds.


SCAM SCAM SCAM

SCAM tokens:

https://dyorhaven.com/dyor/coin?coin_id=raisextoken with a fake volume to trick you into buying them.
It is a ERC-20 token. Total supply 10,000,000  

https://etherscan.io/token/0x7d34c87c34a12f80912c452c528dbd24d8520e69

Here is an article published about the scammers in their home country:

https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://edicolarosanero.altervista.org/occhio-alla-mob-play-ltd-interessata-al-palermo-basta-raschiare-un-po-e-si-scopre-che/&prev=search

Proof includes Fake volumes and how all the scammers are linked. An independent third party (tradingview.com graphs and other people posting) verify the MASSIVE reported fake volumes and inconsistencies.

Current real names of the scammers are:

Salvatore Castagna
Marianna Luisi
Sergio Rosciglione


Raisex.io the SCAM Exchange is trying to lure people to their exchange by tweeting the following:



We divide our profit with our user follower. Raisex gift you 0.01 ETH for:
1) signup in raisex
2) follow our twitter profile
3) re-twitte this post
add in comment :
1) your ethereum wallet (any)
2) username registered in http://raisex.io
time expire 1 Nov 2018

They are trying to get you to use their Exchange. Remember NEVER DEPOSIT anything with them because soon you won't be able to withdraw your coins.

It is your reputation on the line when tweeting about Raisex.io. When you promote a scam you are then become part of the scam.

What is very very unfortunate is they are succeeding. Since two days after posting 1000 new people are following them and tweeting their SCAM. They will walk away with YOUR CRYPTO.

They will be at the Blockchain Malta Summit November 1st and 2nd.


They are claiming the following people (true or not) are part of the team:

Chief Executive Officer : Simon Zoppardi [email protected] (Malta)
Chief Marketing Manager : Matteo De Santis [email protected] (Italy)
Business Development : Alan Sabina [email protected] (Malta)
Chief Technical Officer : Daniel Bonett [email protected] (Malta)
Financial Advisor : Ethan Simmons [email protected] (USA)
Head Support : Andrew Saliba [email protected]

Let me point out that the REAL SIMON ZOPPARDI is behind setting up the Blockchain and they are using his name pretending that he is supporting them. He is high profile so I encourage you to approach him if you are attending. Remember he is high profile and will not be sitting behind a small desk promoting Raisex.io.

Please tweet RAISEX.IO is a scam and post wherever you can! Too many people are falling for this SCAM
jr. member
Activity: 42
Merit: 2
If you used search option on bitcointalk then you could learn that it is scam and you could save your money. I posted about it earlier. Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/listexio-is-scam-4799338
sr. member
Activity: 672
Merit: 265
Good luck, but the scammers could be in any country. Wild West.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 1
I have already read this post. I need to find some people who have intention to report this illegal activity and know which could be the right authority to apply to.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 1
I recently created an account on Listex.io Exchange and started trading with small amount of money and made some profits. The fact is there is no way to withdraw your funds. If you place a request for a withdrawal the system after a few seconds displays the message "failed". I have tried to open a ticket for assistance and also sent an email to support department but with no reply from their side. I definetely believe this company is simply attempting to collect as much money as possible and then run away. I know that other users are having similar problems. What do you think if we join our forces and report these people to local postal police authorities ? I am not sure but somewhere I read that these scammers should be based in New York. Anyone who wants to stop this fraud and knows which is the best way to report this illegal activity ?
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