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Board Scam Accusations
Merits 4 from 1 user
Re: Fixedfloat is scamming me for 8000+ EUR IMPORTANT PSA!
by
alterra57
on 24/01/2024, 22:19:41 UTC
⭐ Merited by LoyceV (4)
1st, what's done is done, I'm sorry that you have to go through this painful process but you have to. Next time stick to more reputable platforms.

2nd, what the actual F? They SHOULD NOT ask for Telegram conversations whatsoever, that's against the law!

3rd, a good chunk of the crypto tokens have been through darknet wallets at least once and that IS NOT a reason to freeze your money.

4th, ONLY BANKS and electronic money institutions can ask for a SoF documents, not a crypto swapping platform like FF.

5th, at screenshot number 2, they say that a refund is only possible if you can provide them with evidence...WHICH AGAIN, IS AGAINST THE LAW! Even banks will send the money back to the originating address, no questions asked, if your "evidence" does not satisfy them, SO THEY CANNOT KEEP IT FROZEN!

Now to their Terms of Service, which are as predatory as they can be:

Point 7.8 says: "If you refuse to provide data about the origin of the funds sent or provide false data, and if the data you provide confirms your connection to criminal activity, FixedFloat has the right to freeze the funds for the subsequent return of funds to the victims with the assistance of law enforcement agencies."

They do not have proof that you got these funds through illicit means, for that reason they cannot get LEA's involved, HOWEVER, if I were you I'd file a complaint with Interpol as soon as possible.

Point 7.9 says: "In some cases, when for objective reasons the User cannot provide sufficient evidence of the source of the funds received, as well as in the case of a personal acquaintance of the sender with the alleged criminal who sent the funds to the User, as an exception, the User may be asked to undergo identity verification.", this one is already labeling the sender as a criminal, for which they have absolutely no proof to do so.



Took me 5 minutes to figure out that Fixed Float is a scammy swap service that wants to hold your money, one of the dead giveaways is this deathloop they send you in and keep you in it for months asking for stupid documents. I've worked with blockchain investigation tools in the past and what they show at your screenshot IS NOT a reason to freeze your funds.