Cryptocurrency Trading
I met someone on Facebook who introduced me to cryptocurrency trading. She told me about her trading company and assured me that if I invested with them, I would not regret it. She encouraged me to open an account with the company so I could start trading. I explained that I did not have enough money to invest. She asked me how much money I had in my Cash App account, and I told her I only had $100. She then instructed me to use the $100 to buy Bitcoin, which I did. After purchasing the Bitcoin, I saw the funds reflected in my trading account. About a month later, she told me that I had earned a profit. When I logged into my trading account, it showed a balance of $18,679.00. However, when I asked to withdraw the money to my bank account, she told me that I first had to deposit an additional $1,000 into the trading account before I would be allowed to withdraw my profits.
Comments (9)
- Charles Brooks2 weeks ago
The most common online fraud is someone meets you online. Then they will ask you to switch to WhatsApp or Telegram. You will talk to them a day then they will start talking about crypto. There are many different ones but, if it sounds to good to be true, it is. You don't get rich overnight.
3 - Jeremy Shepard2 weeks ago
Sorry that you fell for the scam. I did the same. I hope you reported it to the *** website like I did.
0 - Stephanie Brock3 weeks ago
if you want to buy bitcoin, get the cashapp. you can buy in any increments and cash out anytime, no fees.
2 - Michael Reaves3 weeks ago
I'm sorry, but you got scammed. Bitcoin hasn't gone up enough this month to generate that ROI.
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