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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Dustin Mock on May 23, 2021, 05:49:56 PM
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UPDATE:
Yup AIG and the GAE are infact a scam. masterfully done one at that. Girl starts flirting with you via facebook dating. After a month of talking to you daily, they nudge you to do what they do and transfer your crypto to the phony GAE site (complete with fake ap) to stake with the phony AIG token. You do so and lock it in, the girl continues to slowly push you to put more and more in, but you can't take any of it out.
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I didn't find anything about AIG, do you know which markets buy and sell in? maybe you can provide the website link. if AIG you mean stock market I don't doubt it. but if cypto, you have to find out more about the project
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Nope, it's a crypto. The exchange is called GAE. Not allowed to post external links, but the address is GAEEX . net
And yes, trying to find out more about it is precisely what I am trying to do.
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In the industry known for scams and hacking, we should always be careful with any platform that we stake our coins with. A high return should be a cause of concern, though I am not saying that a high return can automatically mean a scam. The message here is: always be careful and do not ever rely on greed on your decision-making as it can lead to nothing at the end.
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UDATE. Yup it's a scam, one of the most indepth ones I've ever seen. so good it worked.