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UBlobalwebs.com Exposed: Pig Butchering Scam Steals Bitcoin and Ethereum From Innocent Investors
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A shocking wave of pig butchering scam has rocked the global cryptocurrency community, leaving numerous victims and traders stunned. The malicious scam, spearheaded by uglobalwebs.com, has targeted unsuspecting investors, claiming to offer unrealistically high returns on investments in bitcoin and Ethereum.
According to insiders, uglobalwebs.com has devised an ingenious yet deceitful plan, involving fake mining contracts and forged profit statements. With these falsified documents, they swindled numerous investors, mostly inexperienced newcomers, by promising outrageous yields from cryptocurrency investments.
One trader shared a harrowing experience:
"I invested nearly 0.02 bitcoin in uglobalwebs.com thinking I would make a decent return. Suddenly, the platform halted my funds and promised a lucrative refund within a week. Unfortunately, weeks passed, and I received a refund claiming a ‘ maintenance’ was undergoing, with no returns to my digital wallet."
When pressed about their alleged profits, scammers produced misleading graphs, further cementing their illusory financial schemes.
UBlobalwebs.com: Fake Promise, Real Destruction
1,300+ reviews (80% negative)
Bitcoin investments down 90%
Ethereum losses exceed $30 million
Reports indicate numerous reviews mentioning discrepancies in investments and unrealistic claims. The fake profit announcements fueled the scam’s progression. An individual mentioned:
"It wasn’t until I received no profit refunds, as promised, did I notice irregularities. I researched more about the company only to realize this is a scam."
Blockchain Investigators Unravel Mischief
Diligent research by independent experts suggests ties to other fake schemes
Red flags appear; money laundering, tax evasion implicated
Potential for an undercover ‘ponzi’
Regulators Warn of Danger Zone
Law enforcement has officially registered warnings about these ‘crypto butchering scams’.
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Well, sadly I fell victim to this and it all came to a head today when I tried to withdraw some of my "profits" . None of my bitcoin transfers were completing so I messaged the "amazing" customer service through the app and got a very nasty note back about my account having been flagged for insider trading and demanding me to pay the exact amount of the profit that I made yesterday (around 7k) and stop trading for 30 days to restore my account.
It all started when I had been contacted by accident by a very nice looking Singaporean girl claiming she was looking for a different person. I (stupid) told her I wasn't the person she was looking for but struck up a conversation with her anyway. We chatted daily thru Telegram and she gradually introduced me to her "rich" lifestyle. She had money that I could only dream of.
Anyway long story short, it was a CLASSIC Pig Butchering scam to the 'T'. I wish I had know about it before hand but the good news is I only lost 1k in Bitcoin because I refused to deposit more until I could prove that I could take some profits back out. Anyway, the website is brand new (domain registered on 7-30-24) and LOOKS like the legit UpBit site but isn't. Again, I should have researched it further before even transferring the 1k in BTC. I found out later that UpBit doesn't even allow US citizens to trade. So not only am I pissed, I'm embarrassed and just feel stupid. Hopefully my experience will help someone else to avoid this total scam.
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“…chatted daily thru Telegram…”
Ok, we read enough.
Names don’t matter, they create new ones by the hour
Two take aways:
1) Don’t respond to random strangers
2) Stop thinking someone has a secret to making money trading ANYTHING
You got off lightly, hopefully it immunized you from getting scammed for a lot more in the future
If instead of a nice looking girl, it was a homeless, smelly bum, would you take their investment advice?
You need to learn to stop thinking with your little head.
They shut down and reopen new fake sites all the time.