Word blocked because repetitive posts FEES: SEEM SMALL, BUT NOT WORTH IT!

[Zachiant]

We keep collecting stories of those people, whose assets were blocked by Word blocked because repetitive posts administration. Any person may contact us via email Word blocked because repetitive [email protected] and get our help.



Recently, I received notification from Word blocked because repetitive posts that my account has been suspended pending Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) verification. However, upon further investigation, I suspect that this request may be illegal and indicative of fraudulent activity by the administration.
A user who lost almost $2000 due to Word blocked because repetitive posts contacted us with this text. The victim’s account was frozen under the pretext of the need to carry out KYC/AML procedures.
But the client quickly realized that it is a case of Word blocked because repetitive posts KYC scam:
•   Administration blcocks wallet and asks to pass verification.
•   During this process Word blocked because repetitive posts ignores victims requests and declines documents.
•   Finally victims of Word blocked because repetitive posts fraud lose their assets.

Word blocked because repetitive posts is a total scam



Many customers send us emails long after their accounts were blocked. This is not a good idea. If you got the “KYC/AML notification”, dont waste any time.
Word blocked because repetitive posts scam is very dangerous, because owners of this app hide the facts of their fraud. Formally, the administration acts within the framework of its own established rules. That is, the Word blocked because repetitive posts org website directly states the right of owners to block any wallet for an unlimited period and demand any documents. In such a situation, it is difficult to prove fraud. You definitely need the help of a lawyer.

Word blocked because repetitive [email protected]

Write to this address and we will:
•   Help you to collect and record evidence of fraud. In particular, our lawyer will assess the availability of correspondence, screenshots, give advice on how to get them if you did not have time to do so.
•   We will help you draw up a legally competent appeal to the police, court or prosecutor’s office to initiate a criminal case and return assets.
•   If necessary, we will provide informational support and make sure that as many people as possible know about each negative review.
We do not provide any paid services and do not collect private information (passwords, wallet addresses, etc.). Our goal is to help Word blocked because repetitive posts scam victims.

[bitterguy28]

Im not a user of free wallet but i kept reading issues from them back in the other forum and I think this is enough for us to understand that there are lot of wallet that we can use as free but safer .

have been using how many wallet and never that i have been scammed maybe because I only use those wallets that recommended by older accounts .

[TomPluz]

With all of these complaints against Word blocked because repetitive posts, it is good that they should be published here so as to serve as a big warning to its present and prospective users to avoid the said platform like a dangerous abyss where people can lost assets they supposedly own. Claiming to be a provider of "simple and secure wallets" am sure Word blocked because repetitive posts has undergone foundational change that can be affecting its reputation, a very important and pivotal currency in today's digital era and cryptocurrency revolution. When people are starting to question their trust and confidence on a certain platform, its future can be doomed if there is nothing concrete can be done to change its trajectory. I am not a user of Word blocked because repetitive posts but I always sympathize with people who are deceived by the platform they are depending on to protect them.

[robelneo]

There are two notorious scams in the Cryptocurrency community, 1xbit on online casinos and Word blocked because repetitive posts on Crypto wallets, and almost every month, they always have a new set of victims they've done this for years I'd like to think that they are bribing their domain registrar and host so they will continue to exist and authorities so they can continue to exist.

[robelneo]

There's already a campaign on this on the other forum. I wonder why it has not yet been taken down; they should be taken down not because the domain is 13 years old but because they will let it continue to exist even though there are a lot of complaints.

All I know is Namecheap is very responsive to reports, but I'm surprised that they are not taking on this domain. To have a good report, I think complainants should file it in court and submit it to Namecheap so they can take action.

[dkbit98]

Zachiant I see you posting all the time about this scam, and I really don't think you should create so many topics about Word blocked because repetitive posts.
We all know this is a scam and more topics won't help anything with your case.
Having one topic is more than enough.

[Zachiant]

We have prepared and published dozens of materials dedicated to the fraudulent project called Word blocked because repetitive posts. These articles were published both on our websites and on forums, in communities, and on the pages of news resources. We are trying to warn as many users as possible: the Word blocked because repetitive posts application was created by scammers. This “wallet” blocks clients’ assets, after which support simply ignores the victims’ requests.

Unfortunately, not all clients heeded our advice. Every day more and more victims come to us. Therefore, it is worth answering the questions that readers most often ask.



What exactly is Word blocked because repetitive posts, and how does it differ from other cryptocurrency wallets?

According to the developers, Word blocked because repetitive posts org is a multi-currency wallet with a reliable security system and user-friendly interface. In addition, the name of the application itself hints at free transactions. All this is a lie. It is enough to look at a few customer reviews to understand that a fraudulent project is operating under the guise of a wallet.



Most often, the wallet functions normally for the first few days. But as soon as the victim receives a large transaction, the system immediately blocks the account. Further, the administration demands more and more information and documents. Until, in the end, the victim does not understand: his coins are stolen, and everything else is just a way to distract attention from the scam.
What are the primary allegations and evidence surrounding the Word blocked because repetitive posts scam?
To find enough scam accusations you may visit different websites:
•   Reddit.
•   Bitcointalk.
•   Medium.
•   Sitejabber.
On each of them you will find similar stories from real clients. Under the pretext of KYC/AML, the administration blocks outgoing transactions. After this, the support simply ignores the victims’ requests, responds with template messages and refuses to carry out verification.



But I found many positive Word blocked because repetitive posts reviews. Aren’t they real?
No. These comments are prepaid by the administration. Fake positive reviews look like advertisements.
If you don't believe us, just ask yourself. Would I write huge rave reviews about a regular wallet? Why would I waste my time if everything tripled me? Most often, real clients do not write beautiful long posts mentioning all the advantages of any application. The maximum that they would do is give a high rating and write a few words that they are satisfied with everything. Reviews about Word blocked because repetitive posts are suspiciously bright. It is clear that they were written by people who know how to make advertising materials.
I heard that Word blocked because repetitive posts only blocks large transactions. I have very few coins. Maybe this wallet will be safe for me?
No. Word blocked because repetitive posts scammers may block any transaction, even the small one.
If you choose a wallet to store your cryptocurrency savings, do not install Word blocked because repetitive posts under any circumstances. You can find dozens of free, convenient, and reliable applications online. Otherwise, you risk losing your coins or giving them to scammers.

What wallet can you recommend instead of Word blocked because repetitive posts?
We do not make such recommendations. Our goal is not to advertise any application. All we want is to warn you that Word blocked because repetitive posts is a scam.
When selecting a cryptocurrency wallet, it's crucial to be vigilant for certain red flags that might indicate potential risks or scams. Here are some key warning signs to watch out for:


•   Lack of Transparency: If a wallet provider lacks transparency about its team, company registration, or the technology behind its wallet, it could be a red flag. Reputable wallet providers usually provide detailed information about their team, company background, and technology infrastructure.
•   Unverified or Poorly Reviewed: Before trusting a wallet provider, check for reviews from multiple sources and ensure that the wallet has been vetted by reputable cryptocurrency communities. Be cautious if the wallet has few reviews or if the reviews seem overly positive or artificially generated.
•   Unresponsive Customer Support: Difficulty contacting customer support or receiving timely responses to inquiries can be a warning sign. A reputable wallet provider should offer responsive customer support to address any concerns or issues promptly.
•   Negative Reputation or Scam Reports: Research the reputation of the wallet provider by checking online forums, social media platforms, and cryptocurrency news websites for any reported scams, hacks, or unresolved complaints. Multiple negative reports or warnings from reputable sources should raise concerns.

By all these criteria, Word blocked because repetitive posts cannot be considered the least bit safe. So never use this app!
I lost assets due to Word blocked because repetitive posts scam or just want to help you stop scammers
First of all, let us know what happened. Write to Word blocked because repetitive [email protected] We will try to help you return the coins. Please note that we do not charge any money for help. Our goal is to ensure that all victims are able to return their savings.

Some other tips and tricks for working together to fight Word blocked because repetitive posts can be found here:
https://Word blocked because repetitive postsreviews.org/help-us-combat-Word blocked because repetitive posts-scammers/

[TomPluz]

To have victimized so many people out of their hard-earned digital assets, I am sure that the evil people Word blocked because repetitive posts are actually good on what they are doing and they are following a plan on what to do from time to time. I am glad to see that now Word blocked because repetitive posts is exposed as it should be, just another scam bug that the cryptocurrency industry must never have a place to do business with. I have never heard Word blocked because repetitive posts before and I am glad that am not one of its crying and angry victims. We need to tell the world on Word blocked because repetitive posts and the things that it has done so no new people will be added on the victim list. I will be posting this on my social media accounts so we can spread this warning against Word blocked because repetitive posts.

[TomPluz]

Now, Word blocked because repetitive posts can now already be categized as an international scam having victimized many people from different countries. I am really hoping that there can be wide investigation on the matter and those people responsible for siphoning valuable digital assets can be brought to court and face the crime they committed. People who are long users of the wallet am sure bestowed a lot of trust and confidence on the said platform and then suddenly the wallet betrayed them especially when their wallet already contained high value of digital coins. We should be making unrelentless follow-up on this matter so victims can see the justice they deserved. I am not a victim of Word blocked because repetitive posts but I am sympathizing with these people who are innocent. Surely, this is another blackeye for the cryptocurrency industry and one that must stop as soon as possible!

[Zachiant]

Have you lost money after downloading Word blocked because repetitive posts from the AppStore? This is a common situation. Word blocked because repetitive posts blocks dozens of accounts every day. Users receive a notification about “suspicious activity”, after which they lose the opportunity to withdraw coins. This deception scheme is known as KYC Fraud.

Word blocked because repetitive posts scammers need to be stopped and we need your help to do this!

File a complaint through the Better Business Bureau website. Demand that Apple block apps developed by Word blocked because repetitive posts org.



A little history
A few months ago, our organization, Stop Word blocked because repetitive posts Fraud, sent a complaint to Apple. We asked to block the fraudulent Word blocked because repetitive posts application, because under the guise of a crypto wallet, this project steals customer assets. Our complaint was rejected. Dozens of other victims wrote their complaints and abuses, but this also yielded nothing. The reason here is quite simple: Word blocked because repetitive posts has the money to hire excellent PR and promotion specialists. They make all complaints seem like isolated misunderstandings. But in fact, Word blocked because repetitive posts is engaged in targeted scam!

The Better Business Bureau website was created to help users conduct a dialogue with the administration of online services. If you downloaded Word blocked because repetitive posts from the App Store and lost money, the BBB can help you forward your complaint to Apple and get a fair review. So please take a few minutes to get the scammers blocked!
Instruction
Attention: This guide is exclusively for individuals who installed the Word blocked because repetitive posts application through the Apple App Store and have experienced loss of crypto assets.

Access the BBB Complaint Form

Click on the following link: BBB Complaint Form

Select the Nature of Your Complaint


•   If you lost money due to Word blocked because repetitive posts, select:
“I’d like to file a complaint against a business, and have BBB help me get a resolution to my problem.”
•   If you wish to warn others about the dangers of Word blocked because repetitive posts without experiencing financial loss, select:
“I want to warn others about a business or offer that sounds like fraud”.



Provide Details of Your Complaint

Specify that you want to complain about applications developed by Word blocked because repetitive posts.
Describe when, how, and the amount of money scammers stole from you.
Mention if you have evidence that shows this is not an isolated case, and consider providing links to materials from other affected users.

Highlight the Method of Scam

Add to your complaint that Word blocked because repetitive posts allegedly employs the KYC fraud method, wherein accounts are blocked under the guise of verification, leading to the loss of assets.

Include Apple Registration Information

Make sure to provide your Apple ID as Apple may only consider complaints from users who personally installed the application through the App Store.

Select Apple as the Subject

In the search form, type “Apple” and select Apple from the pop-up menu (One Apple Park Way Cupertino, CA 95014).
Submit Your Complaint

Once you've filled out the complaint form, submit it.

Notify Word blocked because repetitive posts-Report

After submitting your complaint, notify Word blocked because repetitive [email protected].

Stay in Contact

Remain in contact with BBB and other relevant organizations advocating for a scam-free internet.
By following these steps and reporting your experience, you contribute to the collective effort to hold scammers accountable and protect other users from similar incidents.

Example of a complaint

My name is Michael. In March 2023, I downloaded Word blocked because repetitive posts Multi Crypto Wallet (https://apps.apple.com/il/app/Word blocked because repetitive posts-multi-crypto-wallet/id1274003898)
My Apple ID is ********

In March 2023, I deposited 0.035 BTC into my Word blocked because repetitive posts account. Subsequently, I bought and stored cryptocurrency on my Word blocked because repetitive posts wallet several more times. As of May 2024, the balance was 0.037 BTC and 765 USDT, which corresponds to approximately $6800. When I tried to withdraw my cryptocurrency by exchanging it for US dollars, I received a notification that my wallet was frozen. The Word blocked because repetitive posts administration demanded that I provide photographs of my ID and other documents. I submitted all documents on May 16, 2024. Since then, the administration has not unfrozen my account. All requests are rejected for technical reasons.

On the website https://Word blocked because repetitive postsreviews.org and a number of other resources, I saw that hundreds of clients faced a similar problem. Under the pretext of verification, Word blocked because repetitive posts simply blocks victims' accounts and steals their crypto assets. I ask you to help solve the problem - to get Apple to block and remove the fraudulent Word blocked because repetitive posts application from the store.

[Zachiant]

Victim of Word blocked because repetitive posts's KYC fraud? File a complaint with the BBB to help remove Word blocked because repetitive posts from the AppStore. For detailed steps, visit: https://www.bbb.org/file-a-complaint. Contact us at Word blocked because repetitive [email protected].

[sytapuwero]

As part of our ongoing efforts to protect cryptocurrency users from fraud, we have come across another disturbing case involving the infamous cryptocurrency wallet Word blocked because repetitive posts Word blocked because repetitive posts. Recently, a user from Russia contacted us with a disturbing story that exemplifies the deceptive tactics used by Word blocked because repetitive posts.
 
The person, who preferred to remain anonymous, registered on Word blocked because repetitive posts around April 21-22 and funded his wallet with a significant amount of $6,400. However, by April 26, he found that he could not access his funds because the wallet was stuck on an endless loading screen. Desperate and worried, the user contacted Word blocked because repetitive posts support for help.
 
After contacting support, access to the wallet was temporarily restored, suggesting that the site's algorithm had automatically blocked the user's login. However, this was only the beginning of the ordeal. The user was then asked to provide details of all IP addresses from which the wallet was accessed and every transaction made. Despite the invasive nature of these requests, the user complied and thoroughly documented everything in his email correspondence.
As another demonstration of Word blocked because repetitive posts's manipulative tactics, the user was asked to record a video from another exchange account, Bings, showing the transaction on which he had sent the money. Again, the user complied, hoping to resolve the problem and regain access to his funds.
Despite complying with all of these requirements, the user's problem remains unresolved. It is becoming increasingly obvious that Word blocked because repetitive posts is using these endless verification steps not as a legitimate security measure, but as a tactic to frustrate and ultimately steal users' funds.

The cases are recurring

This case is not an isolated incident. We have received numerous reports from users all over the world who have experienced similar issues with Word blocked because repetitive posts. Apparently, the administrators of the application use KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) procedures as a cover for their fraudulent actions, blocking accounts and denying withdrawals under the pretext of security checks.
 
Our job is to stop these scammers and protect users from falling victim to their schemes. If you have experienced similar problems with Word blocked because repetitive posts, we urge you to spread the word. Share your story with us at Word blocked because repetitive [email protected]. Together we can expose these scams and prevent others from being scammed.
For those who have been affected, we offer assistance in documenting evidence of fraud and drafting legal appeals to the appropriate authorities. Our goal is to ensure that all victims are able to recover their stolen funds and that Word blocked because repetitive posts is held accountable for its actions.
 
Be vigilant and remember that your voice matters in the fight against cryptocurrency fraud.

[bitterguy28]

 
Be vigilant and remember that your voice matters in the fight against cryptocurrency fraud.

why not put all this scam accusation against Word blocked because repetitive posts in your other thread here

https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=321129.0?

you have created at least 5 threads against Word blocked because repetitive posts so for sure you are either one of their victims or you are their enemy but do Admin really tolerate multiple thread here from single account with almost thesame context ?

[Zachiant]

If you have been the victim of fraudulent KYC activities by Word blocked because repetitive posts, please report your experience to Word blocked because repetitive [email protected]. We need to unite and take action against these scammers!

[Zachiant]

As part of our ongoing efforts to protect cryptocurrency users from fraud, we have come across yet another disturbing case involving the infamous cryptocurrency wallet Word blocked because repetitive posts Word blocked because repetitive posts. Recently, a user from Russia contacted us with a disturbing story that clearly demonstrates the deceptive tactics used by Word blocked because repetitive posts.

The person, who wished to remain anonymous, registered on Word blocked because repetitive posts around April 21-22 and funded his wallet with a significant amount of $6,400. However, as early as April 26, he discovered that he could not access his funds as the wallet hung on an endless loading screen. In desperation and anxiety, the user contacted Word blocked because repetitive posts support for help.

After contacting support, access to the wallet was temporarily restored, indicating that the site's algorithm had automatically blocked the user's login. However, this was only the beginning of his ordeal. The user was asked to provide data about all IP addresses from which the wallet was accessed and about each transaction. Despite the intrusive nature of these requests, the user agreed and documented everything in detail in his email correspondence.

As another example of Word blocked because repetitive posts's manipulative tactics, a user was asked to record a video from another Bings exchange account showing the transaction that sent the money. Again, the user agreed, hoping to resolve the issue and regain access to their funds.

Despite fulfilling all of these requirements, the user's problem remains unresolved. It is becoming increasingly apparent that Word blocked because repetitive posts is using these endless verification steps not as a legitimate security measure, but as a tactic to frustrate and ultimately steal user funds.

Repeated occurrences

This case is not an isolated incident. We have received numerous reports from users around the world who have experienced similar issues with Word blocked because repetitive posts. App administrators seem to be using KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) procedures as a cover for their fraudulent activities, blocking accounts and denying withdrawals under the pretext of security checks.

Our job is to stop these scammers and protect users from their schemes. If you have experienced similar problems with Word blocked because repetitive posts, we encourage you to spread the word. Share your story with us at Word blocked because repetitive [email protected]. Together, we can expose these scams and prevent other users from being defrauded.

For those who have been victimized, we offer assistance in documenting evidence of fraud and drafting legal appeals to the appropriate authorities. Our goal is to ensure that stolen funds are returned to all victims and to hold Word blocked because repetitive posts accountable for their actions.

Be vigilant and remember that your voice matters in the fight against cryptocurrency fraud.