Quote from: winnerway on May 18, 2020, 09:59:10 PM

Quote from: Kubilaydereli32 on April 14, 2020, 07:52:14 PM

So this is for the people who lost Crypto assets to these websites.
Company named: 'Coinfirm' can reclaim your crypto assets back.
Below you see a mail back from them.

For if people lost their assets to these websites.
You basically go to their site: https://www.coinfirm.com/products/reclaim-crypto/

Write your problem or choose 'rozBIT scam'.
You will get in contact through mail or their website.
After they reach you. You can explain your problem, through mail or their website(whatever you like).

Hello,

I cheated and fell victim to yauBIT.com I loss 0.23 BTC. Those people you mention will be able to help me get some of my money back.
By the way, I checked where my BTC went. They are divided into several addresses with a total amount of about 18 BTC.

Two newbie users with just one post. Please be very careful if you decide to use this alleged service; it's likely a scam too. Crypto transactions are irreversible, and, due to the nature of the scam described in this thread, it's really hard if not impossible to keep track of all the addresses and transactions involved. It's not that hard to ripoff the front-end of an exchange, create some illusion of volume and trade inside (even using PHP and Ajax you can achieve that), then write a blockchain bot that generates as many addresses as you want. You only need the private keys for those addresses, let them sit for a while, then send all your loot to a coin tumbler, cash it out and become a ghost again.