Topic: SCAM - coinchangers.net - Fake Crypto Exchanges (Read 178 times)

I have troubles with coinchangers.net website for crypto exchange. A month ago I found it and wanted to trade my ETH for BTC. I deposited 0.07 ETH and they blocked it claiming it is suspicious transaction or whatever. I did not think that people could be so cruel.

It has been a month and they refuse to return my funds back to my address. They said "we are investigating". I mean they are not there to investigate, they must refund the user if user requests that one. They deceived me.

bla bla bla bla, professional liar, you are very good at lying. Let's see when the police come knocking on your door with a warrant, you won't be able to lie like you do on the internet.

And that's help for the victims and the cyber police:
And so that you understand, here is the owner of these sites, and crypto wallets, I give links to his registrations on different sites:

Attention, BitcoinTalk community:

Please be cautious and aware of the fraudulent activities carried out by an russian individual named "cryptofbi007" & "icryptofbi" (🇷🇺).
This evil person has created multiple fake crypto QR code generator websites, including "xmr-qr-code.com", "xmr-qr-code-generator.com", and "xmrqrcode.com".
These websites generate QR codes that only direct funds to the scammer's Monero (XMR) address:
84gHdF7rArqU6e9cbmfPi9iJR2QUU7CoX1XJEvAmQWXmSUkj3C3LVLW3ioHiqNc8iwGPcxCv5Fk13ZY k9fxQFLKuKEW54r6

Please note that a saved archive of the phishing website containing the fraudster's Monero address can be found here: https://web.archive.org/web/20231122120748/https://xmr-qr-code.com/8.php

This phishing scam involves tricking users into sending their cryptocurrency to the scammer's wallet through a QR code, resulting in significant financial losses. The scam operator, known by the pseudonym "cryptofbi007" on websites like GitHub, manipulates and social engineers hosting and domain teams to avoid suspension of these phishing websites. They consistently alter the websites' functionality upon receiving reports and even spam repositories to unblock their malicious domains in order to exploit innocent individuals.

To protect our community, it is crucial to exercise extreme caution and avoid engaging with any QR code generator websites associated with "cryptofbi007". If you come across any instances or suspicious activities related to these scams, please report them immediately.

The scam involving crypto QR code phishing works as follows: The victim enters the crypto address for which they need a QR code. Then, when they generate the QR code on one of the fraudulent crypto QR code websites, it always displays the same QR code on the final page, containing the fraudster's crypto address. Regardless of which crypto address the victim initially entered, the QR code will always belong to the fraudster, and the victim remains unaware. If someone sends cryptocurrency to the victim's "QR code", the funds will actually go to the fraudster, as the QR code belongs to them and displays their crypto address.

His email accounts: The operator is known to use the following email addresses: "[email protected]" and "[email protected]".
Due to this abuse, Proton Team has already banned the account "[email protected]", while the account "[email protected]" remains active.

His YouTube profile: The YouTube account "https://www.youtube.com/@gabrielenesto1", named Gabriel Enesto (as of 12/22/2023) with Channel-ID: "UCO5q0rVGQs4F4IKnNUbRERg" belongs to the notorious individual known as "cryptofbi007". The fraudster "cryptofbi007", previously known as "@gabrielenesto" on YouTube, recently changed his YouTube handle to "@gabrielenesto1" with the intention of misleading and socially engineering individuals involved in this case. While the old YouTube handle now leads to an error page, people might mistakenly believe the link is incorrect, false, or outdated, whereas the actual YouTube handle as of 12/22/2023 is "@gabrielenesto1" and can be accessed.

His Trustpilot profile: Additionally, the Trustpilot account "https://www.trustpilot.com/users/63c0b6a16503ee0012e7c049" also belongs to this despicable character.
He utilizes these platforms to defame legitimate companies due to the banning of some of his phishing domains and to sabotage his competitors, driven solely by his insatiable greed.
Also, "Cryptofbi007" and "iCryptofbi", who is named Gabriel Enesto on Trustpilot, changed his country to France in the settings, which is why it shows FR on his clearly fake reviews; however, he is originally from Russia, using this method to manipulate both people and law enforcement agencies.

His Reddit profile: The fraudster known as "cryptofbi007" went to the extent of creating a public and restricted Reddit group called "qr_code_" to bolster his deceptive crypto QR phishing scam websites in search engine rankings. This group can be seen at "https://www.reddit.com/r/qr_code_/".
To further his illicit activities, the fraudster operates under the Reddit username "Itchy-Attention8905". More information about his activities and profile can be found at "https://www.reddit.com/user/Itchy-Attention8905/".

His Medium Profile: The Medium profile "@cryptofbi007", which can be visited at "https://medium.com/@cryptofbi007" (banned), also belongs to the Russian cybercriminal who goes by "icryptofbi" on BitcoinTalk.

His GitHub profile: Additionally, they can be found on GitHub under the account: https://github.com/cryptofbi007 (banned), attempting to unblock their phishing domains from phishing warning systems.
Here are the relevant repositories and issues:
https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/13139
https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/13080
While "cryptofbi007" attempted to unblock his phishing domains, the request got declined. Additionally, he changed the titles of the requests on GitHub, making it difficult for potential victims to find the specific request related to unblocking his phishing websites.

I recently discovered that a malicious individual known as "@cryptofbi007" (banned) on GitHub has created a new account on Github with the username "@Ceytllle" (https://github.com/Ceytllle). This person, using the username "icryptofbi" on BitcoinTalk, is falsely accusing random individuals who report phishing websites of being me, just as he did on the GitHub platform under his new account named "@Ceytllle". This is how I came to understand that these are multiple accounts of the same individual. He have linked a BitcoinTalk topic on a GitHub comment where he claim I am somehow involved with websites that I have no association or connection to. It appears that this fraudulent individual is intentionally targeting anyone involved in the fight against crypto cybercrime, including myself.

I obtained some of his social media accounts by reporting the phishing websites to domain registrars and hosting providers. The Russian individual behind these fraudulent activities went by the names "icryptofbi" or "cryptofbi007". Consequently, I received delayed messages that contained pertinent information from this fraudster.

Furthermore, it is worth noting that the operator behind this phishing scam is believed to be Russian and has previously operated fake Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum QR code generator websites such as "Crypto-qr-code.com", "btc-qr-code.se", and "crypto-qr-code.su". These websites generate the scammer's Bitcoin address: 18gcvrjDju719nQNXhJxRAaw25Vj6M6i4W

The phishing websites "usdt-qr.com" and "ltc-qr-code.su" are also owned by the same individual using the pseudonym "cryptofbi007", indicating a coordinated phishing scheme. Both websites generate the domain holder's (cryptofbi007) USDT address 0xBeE32483957f116c5830133188dca45B80b94Fe6 (https://etherscan.io/address/0xBeE32483957f116c5830133188dca45B80b94Fe6) and Litecoin address LNWTRts3HQeuWnbjjr3Ndg4NARuWQSTApZ (https://blockchair.com/litecoin/address/LNWTRts3HQeuWnbjjr3Ndg4NARuWQSTApZ), further solidifying their association and intention to defraud unsuspecting victims. It is of utmost importance to raise awareness about these fraudulent activities to protect potential targets from falling prey to these scams.

To aid in identification, please find below a list of all known phishing crypto addresses and domains associated with "cryptofbi007":

Phishing Crypto Addresses by "cryptofbi007":
1. Monero (XMR): 84gHdF7rArqU6e9cbmfPi9iJR2QUU7CoX1XJEvAmQWXmSUkj3C3LVLW3ioHiqNc8iwGPcxCv5Fk13ZY k9fxQFLKuKEW54r6
2. Bitcoin (BTC): 18gcvrjDju719nQNXhJxRAaw25Vj6M6i4W
3. Litecoin (LTC): LNWTRts3HQeuWnbjjr3Ndg4NARuWQSTApZ
4. Litecoin (LTC): LLRS6eiY2cvywst3Sr97HTUsu6ba2gqmgG
5. Ethereum (ETH): 0x2C46fB8Aa65Bbcb184fBfa1E485B9BCE0371D893
6. Tether (USDT): 0xBeE32483957f116c5830133188dca45B80b94Fe6
7. Dogecoin (DOGE): DSVScF3HyMWZV5V9h38S9iDM3vKPpSU7Ey
8. Dogecoin (DOGE): DQjhCr7YPj15H8PLVz5CHFmNSgyrX8WUQk
9. Bitcoin Cash (BCH): qzyzw2m3vjvpku709vjt9jg4y03ylrs6kq9c0yhea3

USDT Tether ETH Stolen by "cryptofbi007" Transferred to FixedFloat:
The cybercriminal from Russia, known as "cryptofbi007", has been involved in transferring stolen USDT Tether / ETH from his phishing fake crypto QR code scam websites to FixedFloat cryptocurrency exchange.
(1) Initially, he receives the stolen funds from his phishing victims in his primary USDT Tether ETH address:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xbee32483957f116c5830133188dca45b80b94fe6
(2) These ill-gotten gains are then transferred to another address:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x2709fd4c61531473b77c5794a723ea49e48bdef4
(3) Lastly, the stolen funds are moved to FixedFloat, using this address:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x2bd1ecf9545410b32ddc4f7a873811fd94963e2b
You can find further details regarding the transactions in the following Transaction Hash, where the stolen funds (over $3.000!) were transferred to FixedFloat: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x19d8571add80245295b2ce870c4f26739447e6f00a836b4f309b9c8a3701a998 (Date: 10/28/2023)

FixedFloat can be contacted regarding this matter here:
[email protected]
https://fixedfloat.com/en/support

FixedFloat: To process your request for server log and order data, we kindly ask that you provide an official request from your regional police or other representative, sent from their official email address, as per our policy. Once received, our technical specialists will be more than happy to assist you with the requested information.

When reporting them to the police, whether online through email or a form, or offline, please do not forget to mention their Tether address "0xBeE32483957f116c5830133188dca45B80b94Fe6" and to contact FixedFloat under their email "[email protected]" or website. This will make it easier to track down the cybercriminal.

There are both older and newer reports available regarding the phishing scheme conducted by "cryptofbi007" at this address:
https://www.chainabuse.com/address/18gcvrjDju719nQNXhJxRAaw25Vj6M6i4W?chain=BTC
https://cryptscam.com/en/detail/18gcvrjDju719nQNXhJxRAaw25Vj6M6i4W

Phishing Domains by "cryptofbi007":
1. xmr-qr-code.com (ACTIVE)
2. xmr-qr-code-generator.com (ACTIVE)
3. xmrqrcode.com (ACTIVE)
4. usdt-qr.com (ACTIVE)
5. usdt-qr-code.com (ACTIVE)
6. crypto-qr-code.com (SUSPENDED)
7. crypto-qr-code.ru (SUSPENDED)
8. cryptocurrency-qr-code.online (ACTIVE)
9. btcqrcode.ru (ACTIVE)
10. btc-qr-code.su (SUSPENDED)
11. btc-qr-code.se (SUSPENDED)
12. qr-btc.com (SUSPENDED)
13. ltc-qr-code.com (SUSPENDED)
14. ltc-qr-code.su (SUSPENDED)
15. ltc-qr-code.ru (SUSPENDED)
16. eth-qr-code.su (SUSPENDED)
17. doge-qr-code.su (SUSPENDED)

In addition, please be aware that the following BitcoinTalk accounts are also associated with "cryptofbi007":
1. https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/olgareva-3535761 (Olgareva)
2. https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/icryptofbi-3531091 (icryptofbi)

I have noticed that the users "cryptofbi007", "Olgareva", and "icryptofbi" have been involved in QR phishing scams, where they copy complaints from other people and change the domains and sites belonging to their competitors. This behavior reveals their malicious intent.

Warning: Please be cautious of a fake crypto QR code generator scam conducted by users with pseudonyms "cryptofbi007", "icryptofbi", and "Olgareva".

As the operator of this scam scheme resides in Russia, I recommend reporting the scammer on the following platforms, providing detailed information from this BitcoinTalk topic:

Email: [email protected] - Russian Police
Email: [email protected] - Russian FBI
Email: [email protected] - Russian FBI
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]

IMPORTANT: If you are not Russian or do not have a Russian email address, I recommend creating a ".ru" email address on websites such as "https://rambler.ru".
For example, you can send a detailed report, similar to my complaint, to them from a Russian email address.
This is necessary because other email providers, such as Google, may have blocked sending emails to ".ru" addresses due to the ongoing war.

IMPORTANT²: In the police complaint, please remember to include the individual "icryptofbi" or also referred to as "cryptofbi007".
This person utilized the Tether USDT address "0xbee32483957f116c5830133188dca45b80b94fe6" to receive the stolen funds and defraud numerous unsuspecting victims, resulting in the loss of several thousand dollars. He then transferred the stolen funds to his second address and then to FixedFloat.

Don't forget to mention the contact methods for your police complaint report, stating that one can contact FixedFloat through email at "[email protected]" or visit their website at "https://fixedfloat.com/en/support".
They can provide server logs and IPs of the Russian cybercriminal who laundered the stolen cryptocurrency money there. This evidence can be presented to the police to ensure justice is served and victims are refunded.

Report Cybercrime in Russia online: http://services.government.ru/en/letters/form/
Report Cybercrime in Russia online²: https://cert.gov.ru/en/abuse.html
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Other Russian government contacts are available for residents in Russia:

Stay vigilant and spread awareness within the crypto community.
Let us work together to protect one another and create a safer environment for crypto enthusiasts worldwide.

Please avoid falling victim to these malicious schemes.

UPDATE as of 12/22/2023:

The Russian FSB is actively investigating this crypto cybercriminal case, aiming to locate and hold the fraudster accountable in real life for their malicious actions within their crypto QR code phishing network scheme that has caused significant harm to innocent victims; attached to this complaint is a screenshot of the paperwork from the Russian FSB for your reference:

I would like to clarify that I have no association with any of the websites, email addresses, social media channels, or crypto addresses mentioned by the user "icryptofbi" or known as "cryptofbi007" in his post.
I want to emphasize that the scam report details mentioned by this fraudster were copied from my report and used as a template for his malicious activities.

If you are interested in learning more about the fraudulent activities of "cryptofbi007" or "icryptofbi" and their network of fake cryptocurrency QR Code generators, please refer to the detailed discussion thread available at this link:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-fake-crypto-qr-code-generator-phishing-beware-5475430

I would like to emphasize the parallels between this current situation and the Boomchange case, where individuals made efforts to deflect attention from their own cybercriminal activities.
It seems that the russian user "icryptofbi" or known as "cryptofbi007" is incorrectly assuming that the mentioned websites are owned by those who exposed their illicit cryptocurrency endeavors, and that I diligently report any phishing attempts I encounter whenever possible. Furthermore, I devote considerable time to reading and engaging in forums, which greatly enriches my understanding and vigilance against such crypto QR code phishing scams.

There is a fraudulent phishing domain hosted by a serbian person which seems to use Globaltel as internet provider which pretend to be a crypto money exchange but is a phishing site. They try to trick people and scam their money in form of cryptocurrency.

They promote this fraud site through social media such as Youtube and search engine SEO.

The site "coin-changer.net" is static and have a .php script on it which generates always the same crypto addresses which belong to the domain holders of "coin-changer.net", formerly "coin-changer.com" (old domain got from them suspended), so if people send crypto money there it is gone forever in their pockets.


Their end-order page is also static, showing everybody the same fraudsters crypto address and can be visited through direct URL, Proof::

https://coin-changer.net/order/7771s

https://coin-changer.net/order/8441d


Everybody can visit the order page because everybody gets redirected to the same pages, which show the crypto address of the fraudsters.


There are also some other reports on the internet about this fraudulent website hosted by a serbian, they did changed their static crypto addresses sometimes on their phishing site, online reports against "coin-changer.net" can be found in the internet from victims around the world.


The suspect lives in Belgrad, Serbia.

This are his email addresses:

[email protected]

[email protected]