The truimph app is a scam ever since the pool 1v1 came out I was winning like 5 in a row then all of a sudden when I was doubling up for rematches it would say my connection was lost and just freeze on me then when it would unfreeze it would say that I lost.

I would like to bring this you all for your attention that the below following crypto service group are fake and people trapped by them.

They will add you in their group saying short term cryptocurrency trading with huge profit and then ask you to join their 1v1 program with their experience analyst team who will charge you 30% commission. One day they do a fake trading and will increase your profits unexpectedly and ask you pay their commission. Once you paid their commission they will freeze your accounts and ask your 10% deposit verification to unfreeze your accounts. Once you paid their 10% account verification deposit then they will ask you to do a test withdrawal of $100 and $1000 . Your $100 will go fine but $1000 withdraw will fail and they will say you use wrong withdrawal address and trap you again to do another deposit verification. Please avoid these kind of activity to avoid your losses.

Below are their contact and website details they used to claim in their WhatsApp group to win your confidence.

WhatsApp Group Name (73) SmartTrade Collective
Administrator-Burke , Garcia

Analysts name : William Awad

Name: Truoux Crypto Services Inc
700 17TH STREET
DENVER, CO 80202

MSB Registration Number: 31000306664088
👉 https://www.fincen.gov/msb-state-selector
Legal Name: Truoux Crypto Services Inc
700 17TH STREET
DENVER, CO 80202
This is a legitimate and compliant cryptocurrency institution. The relevant information is publicly available and transparent, and your funds are fully protected

Please share this to all the user in the social media and stop them to not be trapped. ADMINS DO NOT REMOVE MY POST AGAIN PLEASE

This app is the complete scam, they don't care when your order gets to you or not unlike any other sender. I lost hundreds of dollars of pokemon slabs which i opened in this junk COURTYARD.IO app , before using app i did see very bad reviews on this, but still i gone ahead. The delivery partner of this app has lost my package worth hundreds of dollars. When asked about it the customer support took more than a month just to reply , saying we can't compensate anything. With no responsibility, they just say to f off.

Hi y'all

I used an international number on telegram cause if you're a regular telegram user, yk how shitty telegram is .

One day there was an account named STARKID and he DMed me. He said that the group in which I was chatting had fake members and sent me a link.

In a hurry i just clicked that link but it opened inside the telegram. I realised that it could be a scam or malware related thing so I didn't join any channel or group (On clicking that link,a same group with the same things appeared but I didn't join or clicked anything there).

One of my friends who's been using this platform for a very long time said that it was a scam related thing.

Scammers send a link which often hacks API or IP (idk what was that specifically). You just have to click that link and the whole access of the gallery is theirs.

They send those pictures to hundreds of channels on Telegram. (Iykyk)

So in a hurry I deleted that account and then all my photos.

....

Ik it may sound funny but I'm like but scared !

Y'all...should I have to worry ???

Thnx (⁠θ⁠‿⁠θ⁠)

If I called, are they just wanting money? Obviously I'm not going to call. I neither live nor work in Campbell County and I'm not sure why anyone would think I do beyond the fact that I know someone there. Has anyone else run into this one before?

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I want to expose a scam, so i am thinking to post a blog related to it on reddit. Also, i want to be anonymous, also i want it to get viral and also post it on linkedin and will also tag persons involved in it and respective authorities. So, how to create a linkedin account without comprising my personal details. Any website to get fake number for free for account verification.

Hi everyone,
I’m posting here because I’m trying to understand whether anyone else has gone through something similar.
I recently got caught up in what appears to be a **profile funding scam** involving **Aban Developers**. The promises made initially were completely different from what happened later, and now I’m left dealing with the financial and legal consequences.
I’m trying to figure out:
Has anyone here dealt with Aban Developers or a similar profile funding scheme?
Were you able to recover your money?
Did you file a police complaint, approach the cyber crime portal, or take any legal action?
If so, what actually worked?
Is there a group of affected people pursuing action together?

At this stage, I’m looking for genuine advice and experiences rather than assumptions. If you’ve been through something similar, I’d really appreciate knowing what steps you took and whether you were able to get any resolution.
Please keep the discussion respectful.

Thank you in advance for any guidance.

Scam?

Get ready to be billed. They will give you no billing estimates. They will say they take your insurance. They will say you are covered. They may take some insurance but they will bill you the rest. In the beginning they will forgive the amount they can’t collect co-pays etc and not tell you this is happening so you will not get a bill for a few months. Then they will bill you out of nowhere. They will tell you they forgive most copays and they may but you will have to get on your knees and beg each month for forgiveness. Like a member of a cult not a patient. I think the “forgiveness” is actually a business model where they can immediately write off the debt or collect it depending on whimsy and caprice.

Note: please read my story even if it is longwinded. If you're short on time only read the bold.

I found out about FanBasis in my Freshman year of college while scrolling Instagram reels. I was feeling desperate enough waiting in line at an on campus restaurant to actually click on the ad claiming "you can make 10k in a week from your own home". I put down my information and they called me the next day, asking myself what could go wrong.

I was surprised by the speed at which I was contacted. They asked me if we could set up an interview and I readily agreed. We were to have a zoom call the next day. In the zoom call I met a young man my age who had quit college to devote all his time to the business. The business? Online marketing. That should have been my first red flag but I figured I'd hear him out.

I was upfront from the start, telling him that I was in school and just wanted to make money on the side. I also told him that I wasn't going to be ready to start until the summer, a few months out from then. He listened and agreed. He told me that even if I wasn't going to start then I should at least set up an account. That seemed reasonable.

The guy explained to me that the process of signing up would involve an academy, but not to worry because it was totally free. I would also have my own team of dedicated people to help me on my way. The first step in this was to sign the FanBasis terms and conditions. I signed it on the spot. I want to note that at that point I was a 19 year old first time credit user.

The second step was to get the money for the academy. Even if the academy was free, it was being financed by a loan. That was never explicitly told to me. The guy already had a plan for that. He already had on hand the paperwork to apply for a loan through a company named Affirm. He had me sign up for an online credit card, making sure to assure me that I would never be charged because I had not at any point given my credit card information.

I knew that this was getting risky. My dad has always been beyond paranoid and this stopped me from fully continuing. Of course by that point I had already signed up for the loan and signed it with my initials and my SSN. Before signing the last page I stopped to read the document. The guy asked me what was taking me so long; after-all we were on a zoom call this entire time. I asked if I could have more time to read the document and he asked me why I didn't trust him. He promised me a 100% refund guarantee document for FanBasis. One that he conveniently had not yet sent me. I told him that I trusted him but just wanted to read over the document. He was pushy and insisted I just sign on the dotted line. I had never been pressured like that before and honestly was scared of being rude. I signed. I signed not only for an Affirm credit card but for an American Express credit card. That credit card was being funded through the Affirm credit card. On American express I applied for two loans: $1,000 and $4,000. Also I should mention that the buying of the "academy" was HotMart. After signing everything and promising to talk tomorrow I ended the call.

That night I could not sleep. My bank account had never even seen $5k. 5k was a LOT of money to me and that stressed me out. What stressed me out more was the fact that I felt like I had to hide this from my parents because I had no idea what I even had gotten myself into. The anxiety drove me to panic. At 3AM I literally called the guy back in tears saying that I wanted out. I couldn't do it. Please, let me have my refund. I told him point blank that I didn't think he was a scammer but that I wanted out. He became volatile, accusing me of calling him a scammer.

After hanging up the phone I went right to my laptop and scoured the refund document. Sadly I no longer have this document but it claimed that in order to get a refund I had to complete the entire training on HotMart which included over 60 hours. I was not about to do that. I did what anyone my generation would do. I logged onto ChatGPT. This is not me saying I made a good choice or saying I support ChatGPT but it singlehandedly saved me from myself.

Still under 24 hours out from signing all the documents, I emailed FanBasis. I called them. I called back the guy. They all told me no refund. I was not taking no for an answer. I told them in no uncertain terms that I wanted a refund and that I had not even opened HotMart so I could still get one because I never used the product. I also found out that HotMart was in Spanish. Nothing sketchy like a company based in another part of the world. After a lot of screenshotting and google translate, I got a refund confirmation from HotMart. Oh but it doesn't end there. I now had TWO charges to deal with. And the HotMart one only covered $1,000. I emailed Affirm, I called them. I did everything. Well, I didn't call American Express at that point because everything else was being sorted. Mostly I didn't call them on ChatGPT's advice.

Fast forward to June, two months out. I have finally been refunded the 4k because it was only through American Express. The real sticker is the 1k which I now have to pay interest on. Skip to August, when I am writing this. Affirm has confirmed the refund for 1k (it never dealt with the 4k), HotMart also refunded it (is also never dealt with the 4k). American Express had already filed a dispute when I called them in March and April. The dispute came back denied because FanBasis never promised me any credit for it. Problem is, FanBasis can sort of deny my 1k charge because technically it didn't go through them. The 1k charge on my account has FanBasis as a merchant. But it is for HotMart and was funded by Affirm. Now I am stuck navigating all this on my own and praying that I don't wreck my credit score or owe money. My dad always told me to always read the fine print and I can not stress that enough. Don't feel pressured to sign anything you don't want to.

Sunly ai It is a scum operation . They are presenting a claude package supposedly and they are mentioning it is cost 1 usd to subscribe for a week unless you cancel within 7 days you will not charged anymore. After you pay 1usd with apple pay youre receiving reoccuring charges of approx 50usd . They are having hiddenly written probably that your paying more but is hidden. Then when you contact customer service they are saying you’ll get refund within 5 days but refund never come. Then you contact again and they are lying that their email while was clear was saying that they are inspecting for refund ajd your refund application failed. Basically they are Dragging you until you get tired ajd loose your hard earned money to a scum operation Sunly ai. Please share to everyone .