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Henry Jusu3 weeks ago
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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.

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  • Charles Brooks
    Charles Brooks3 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.

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  • Jeremy Shepard
    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.

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  • Stephanie Brock
    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.

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  • Michael Reaves
    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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