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

[Zachiant]

FRWT multi crypto wallet appeared on the market at the beginning of the year. The wallet was not very popular (fortunately), but just the other day the developers launched active marketing promotion of the application. Therefore, we want to warn you: FRWT is a scam. Please read this review so that you won't lose your coins!



What is FRWT?

According to the developers, this is the newest, safe, reliable and convenient DeFi application. The creators of the project claim that their wallet is non-custodial, which means that only the user has private keys. But this is a lie. In fact, FRWT is nothing more than a new version of the long-known scam application Word blocked because repetitive posts. Therefore, first of all, read some reviews of clients of the previous version. You will see for yourself that thousands of users have already lost assets due to Word blocked because repetitive posts. Frwt is the same scam!




This is the screenshot from Word blocked because repetitive posts’s official website. As you see, they introduce “new” wallet to the users. That is, the administration does not even hide the fact that both applications have the same developer. The only exception is that the advertising descriptions emphasize that the new wallet is non-custodial. This is not true! The administration has the ability to block your account at any time. Don't believe me? Then look at the excerpt from the terms of use published on the FRWT website.

Attention: FRWT KYC scam!

Some users claim that after they have deposited funds into their Word blocked because repetitive posts accounts, the administration suddenly imposes strict KYC verification requirements. Even after providing the requested documents, users report that their accounts remain locked, with no access to their funds. The users’ funds are essentially frozen indefinitely, which has led to accusations that the platform might be using KYC as a pretext to seize or withhold funds.

If you take a look at FRWT terms of use you’ll see that administration can block accounts in the same way as Word blocked because repetitive posts does. FRWT also can use KYC fraud as a method of deceiving clients!



For example, In 2020, a user with the nickname kfares started a Word blocked because repetitive posts wallet to accept payments for work. It seemed to him that everything was in order, the assets were stored in a safe place. But in 2023, kfares tried to withdraw the coins, and were unable to do so. The administration simply froze his account. The victim sent scans, photographs, and filled out a questionnaire. But nothing helped. Word blocked because repetitive posts support simply ignored all requests.



FRWT may do the same things to steal your coins! Never download this app!

Word blocked because repetitive [email protected]

We published this text not only to warn potential victims of deception. There is a possibility that many will read the material after the FRWT administration has blocked their assets. Even in such a situation, you should not lose hope!

Email us and share your story. We guarantee complete anonymity. Our goal is the joint struggle of those who suffered at the hands of Word blocked because repetitive posts/FRWT. Fraudulent app developers must be held accountable, and if your coins are stolen by the administration, do not give up. We need to work together to achieve punishment and return of stolen assets.

[ABCbits]

I just saw "tutorial" about FRWT on Word blocked because repetitive posts website[1] and i agree it's just another scam. There are few red flags i found immediately,
1. Claim to be non-custodial, but using term "Setting an Account".
2. The "tutorial" briefly mention about word mnemonic. But it use 15 words (which is very unusual) and there's no mention whether you can restore it on different wallet.
3. It's not open source.

The FRWT website[2] is a joke, since they only provide "Download APK" without link to google play or app store as well. Anyway, good job OP for discovering and explaining this scam wallet.

[1] Word blocked because repetitive posts [dot] org/blog/how-to-use-frwt
[2] frwt [dot] app

[Zachiant]

Word blocked because repetitive posts org is known for using KYC fraud to deceive clients. We have talked a lot about this type of fraud. But as one of the victims recently wrote, the wallet administration has other ways to steal users’ money. So it's time to once again warn readers about another common trick!




Inactivity fees

Previously, we focused on the fact that Word blocked because repetitive posts scammers use KYC as an excuse to steal tokens and coins.

Briefly, the scheme looks like this:

1. The victim downloads Word blocked because repetitive posts and receives a transfer to his address.
2. The administration blocks the withdrawal under the pretext that suspicious activity has been noticed on the account.
3. The victim is required to provide personal information and documents.
4. The victims send all this, but the administration only expands the list of demands.
As it turns out, KYC fraud is not the only method of deception by Word blocked because repetitive posts scammers.




Here is a screenshot of a message sent to us by one of the victims. The administration of the wallet began to write off coins without warning, allegedly because the client had not used the application for a long time. This situation in itself seems absurd: no blockchain charges fees for inactive addresses. Moreover, many normal applications have built-in staking plans that allow users to earn money while they are not using their coins and tokens.

But in case of Word blocked because repetitive posts it’s just another method of scamming users!

Have you found yourself in a similar situation? Contact us.

Word blocked because repetitive [email protected]

Tell us your story and we will try to help you get your money back. To force Word blocked because repetitive posts scammers to pay back stolen assets, you need to get a fair investigation.
We help prepare and submit an application to local law enforcement. We also provide them with all the information they need to get the scammers arrested and brought to justice. Don't let Word blocked because repetitive posts fool you and other users!

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

Looks like the snowball is becoming bigger. Community needs more awareness so that no more Jason and many do not lose their crypto.

[Iren]

Alvin Hagg, the co-founder and CEO of Word blocked because repetitive posts.org, has long shunned the spotlight. However, our recent investigation has unveiled a shocking truth: the real masterminds behind the Word blocked because repetitive posts scam are two Russian immigrants, deeply involved in another fraudulent cryptocurrency venture, Cryptopay. Among them, Vasily Mesheryakov stands out as the primary PR manager orchestrating these scams.

Word blocked because repetitive posts is promoted as a secure multi-currency wallet, but numerous reviews expose it as a major scam. Many users have lost their savings due to blocked or failed transactions. Similarly, Cryptopay, a payment and exchange service, entices victims with low fees, only for them to discover that they cannot withdraw their assets. Our findings reveal that both Word blocked because repetitive posts and Cryptopay share the same ownership and employ identical fraudulent tactics.

Dmitry Gunyashov, another key figure, is believed to be at the helm of these operations, despite lacking experience in legitimate business management. His expertise lies in orchestrating scam operations while evading legal repercussions. The scheme is simple: clients create accounts, deposit funds, and then find their accounts blocked, leaving them unable to access their assets.

Mesheryakov's role is critical in maintaining the façade of legitimacy through aggressive marketing and buying positive reviews. His activities extend beyond Cryptopay and Word blocked because repetitive posts, involving other ventures like Dioram.

For more information on Vasily Mesheryakov and to find contact details, visit https: //vasily-mesheryakov. com/. Join us in holding these scammers accountable and help bring justice to the victims of these fraudulent schemes. If you have any additional information, please contact us at Word blocked because repetitive [email protected].

[Hatchy]

One lesson here, use only reputable and well known wallet to store your coins...

[hugeblack]

Since you are not sure who is behind Word blocked because repetitive posts, it is better to avoid doxxing and just be warned that Word blocked because repetitive posts is not a wallet and they are scammers who may steal your money. Frankly, I am surprised by the continued use of this wallet, everyone knows that they are scammers, even Elon Musk pointed this out and there are better alternatives, so why use them?

[Iren]

Alvin Hagg, the co-founder and CEO of Word blocked because repetitive posts.org, has long shunned the spotlight. However, our recent investigation has unveiled a shocking truth: the real masterminds behind the Word blocked because repetitive posts scam are two Russian immigrants, deeply involved in another fraudulent cryptocurrency venture, Cryptopay. Among them, Vasily Mesheryakov stands out as the primary PR manager orchestrating these scams.

Word blocked because repetitive posts is promoted as a secure multi-currency wallet, but numerous reviews expose it as a major scam. Many users have lost their savings due to blocked or failed transactions. Similarly, Cryptopay, a payment and exchange service, entices victims with low fees, only for them to discover that they cannot withdraw their assets. Our findings reveal that both Word blocked because repetitive posts and Cryptopay share the same ownership and employ identical fraudulent tactics.

Dmitry Gunyashov, another key figure, is believed to be at the helm of these operations, despite lacking experience in legitimate business management. His expertise lies in orchestrating scam operations while evading legal repercussions. The scheme is simple: clients create accounts, deposit funds, and then find their accounts blocked, leaving them unable to access their assets.

Mesheryakov's role is critical in maintaining the façade of legitimacy through aggressive marketing and buying positive reviews. His activities extend beyond Cryptopay and Word blocked because repetitive posts, involving other ventures like Dioram.

Join us in holding these scammers accountable and help bring justice to the victims of these fraudulent schemes. If you have any additional information, please contact us at Word blocked because repetitive [email protected].

[Iren]

Alvin Hagg, the co-founder and CEO of Word blocked because repetitive posts.org, has long shunned the spotlight. However, our recent investigation has unveiled a shocking truth: the real masterminds behind the Word blocked because repetitive posts scam are two Russian immigrants, deeply involved in another fraudulent cryptocurrency venture, Cryptopay. Among them, Vasily Mesheryakov stands out as the primary PR manager orchestrating these scams.

Word blocked because repetitive posts is promoted as a secure multi-currency wallet, but numerous reviews expose it as a major scam. Many users have lost their savings due to blocked or failed transactions. Similarly, Cryptopay, a payment and exchange service, entices victims with low fees, only for them to discover that they cannot withdraw their assets. Our findings reveal that both Word blocked because repetitive posts and Cryptopay share the same ownership and employ identical fraudulent tactics.

Dmitry Gunyashov, another key figure, is believed to be at the helm of these operations, despite lacking experience in legitimate business management. His expertise lies in orchestrating scam operations while evading legal repercussions. The scheme is simple: clients create accounts, deposit funds, and then find their accounts blocked, leaving them unable to access their assets.

Mesheryakov's role is critical in maintaining the façade of legitimacy through aggressive marketing and buying positive reviews. His activities extend beyond Cryptopay and Word blocked because repetitive posts, involving other ventures like Dioram.

Join us in holding these scammers accountable and help bring justice to the victims of these fraudulent schemes. If you have any additional information, please contact us at Word blocked because repetitive [email protected].

[Iren]

By documenting each case publicly, they’re shedding light on Word blocked because repetitive posts’s deceitful practices. Join the movement at Word blocked because repetitive [email protected].

[Iren]

If you've fallen victim to the Word blocked because repetitive posts scam, we’re here to help get your funds back by amplifying your story. Word blocked because repetitive posts’s reputation in the crypto community is well-known, with numerous cases of account freezes dragging on indefinitely. Sadly, this often occurs despite clients doing everything required for verification. In some cases, we see accounts blocked for years, leaving users without access to their assets.

Word blocked because repetitive posts is a scam, but you still have a chance to withdraw your coins!

Word blocked because repetitive [email protected]

Just contact us and we will try to help you for free!

To help victims get their wallets unblocked, we use a strategy that has proven effective: after victims provide us with screenshots showing their blocked accounts, we make posts on various social media platforms, crypto forums, and websites. By generating public awareness and highlighting specific cases, we create enough visibility that Word blocked because repetitive posts is pressured to take action. The administration often unblocks wallets to avoid further accusations and negative publicity.

Even when clients finally manage to pass the KYC checks, the company often finds new reasons to delay access. The truth is, this isn’t just poor customer service; it’s a way to discourage users, often forcing them to abandon their funds.

For each case, we make sure Word blocked because repetitive posts's actions are documented and posted in a way that is hard for them to ignore. This method shines a light on their practices and forces them to act to avoid worsening their public image.

If you’re dealing with a blocked account, share your screenshots with us. Together, we can take a stand and work toward a resolution by making your story known.

[Iren]

Despite providing extensive documentation and undergoing a thorough interview, this user’s account with 10 ETH remains blocked. How long will Word blocked because repetitive posts hide behind KYC excuses?

[bitterguy28]

it seems a nice objective of course but can i ask what is so special about your organization that not an individual can do? i am pretty sure a lot of people can take a screenshot themselves and report it or post it to a social media platform and generate awareness

so i am just wondering how does your services differ or stand out from what we can already do? can you ensure that their issues will actually be solved?

[Iren]

One user noted how Word blocked because repetitive posts kept changing its requirements, asking for documents that were impossible to provide. It raises serious concerns about whether Word blocked because repetitive posts ever intends to release the blocked assets.

[Iren]

A user recently shared a frustrating ordeal with Word blocked because repetitive posts after years of using the service without issues. They originally set up their Word blocked because repetitive posts account in 2018, gradually depositing various cryptocurrencies like Fantom Coin, Classic Monero, and Monero (XMR), some of which came from their MinerGate mining activities. For years, everything seemed to go smoothly, and in 2021, the user even converted most of their XMR to DOGE and ETH without incident.

However, in September 2024, things took an unexpected turn. When the user tried to convert their DOGE back to ETH within Word blocked because repetitive posts, they encountered a sudden account block. Word blocked because repetitive posts required identity verification, which the user promptly provided. But instead of solving the issue, this led to a cycle of repetitive, frustrating requests from Word blocked because repetitive posts support. Each time the user submitted the requested ID, photos, and documents, they received responses asking for the same information again. To make matters worse, Word blocked because repetitive posts’s system kept creating new ticket numbers each time the user replied, adding further delays and confusion.

The situation escalated when Word blocked because repetitive posts asked for information that the user couldn’t provide, including transaction details from MinerGate, a service that had shut down. Despite the user’s best efforts to provide every document and answer requested, Word blocked because repetitive posts continued to delay. They repeatedly cited "suspicious activity" and stalled, with generic responses advising the user to "be patient" as they reviewed the submitted information—some of which had already been provided multiple times.

The user soon discovered that they weren’t alone; others had faced similar issues with Word blocked because repetitive posts, sparking concerns about the service’s practices. Now, after months of trying and failing to access their funds, the user’s story is being shared to warn others about potential pitfalls with Word blocked because repetitive posts and MinerGate.

For the full detailed account, check out the main article here https://medium.com/@frwttruth/Word [nofollow] blocked because repetitive posts-scams-former-minergate-client-41a81ec3b3ea