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Investment scam
contact@bytebus.com ByteBus
| Date | 01/03/2023 |
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| Fraudulent email | contact@bytebus.com |
| Pseudonym | ByteBus |
| Url / Website | www.bytebus.com Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info |
| Scam contents | E-crypto mining with daily return plans |
| Comment / Review | Complete scam...and they will probably reply to this review saying I am fake, so happy to provide screenshots to show I had a real account, to anyone who asks. They look amazing, they are well organized..they will let you withdraw and repurchase plans. Until their ponzi scheme runs out of money. Then, withdrawals are held back, allegedly for tax filing delays. Then they will accuse you of illegal activity and ask you to deposit $1,200 for unfreeze the account (as if $1,200 could expunge your alleged bad behavior right?). Of course when you ask, they can't explain what illegal activity you are guilty of. They say the "regulatory authorities" accused you of that.. yet, they are registered with no UK regulatory bodies (I asked, and reported them). So, buyer, beware. The scheme works so long they keep having suckers like me..when people stop, or crypto collapses, they have to make shit up to get you to front more money..so, DON'T BE AN IDIOT LIKE ME!
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Judge Dredd 07/02/2023 at 05:38 AM
ByteBus is suspected to be running a potential scam related to e-crypto mining with daily return plans. The company appears to operate as a Ponzi scheme where it allegedly holds back withdrawals and accuses customers of illicit activity. Subsequently, the company purportedly demands additional deposits to unfreeze accounts. ByteBus is not registered with any UK regulatory bodies, and its website is currently inaccessible.
Many customers have voiced concerns about substantial financial losses, exploring ways to reclaim their funds. Some have considered turning to the UK Fraud Squad or other legal bodies. In their quest to recover funds, several users have stumbled upon and mentioned a website called 'retrievegeeks.com'. However, the community's experiences suggest that this platform could potentially be another scam. Therefore, caution is strongly advised.
One of the customers has traced the movement of lost assets to four different wallet addresses, which were then reportedly moved to www.okx.com . However, reports indicate that this website may also lack credibility, and therefore it is advised to tread carefully while interacting with such platforms.
There have been cases of scams involving false recovery services. Many websites offer assistance in retrieving lost funds but turn out to be fraudulent themselves. Therefore, it is of utmost importance that users perform due diligence before engaging with any service claiming to recover lost funds.
In summary, a high level of... Read more
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Nikki 01/03/2023 at 01:34 PM
How can we get our money back? Anyone know? I have lost a lot of money. Is it still best advice to contact the UK fraud squad??
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Pal Jasmina Horvath 01/03/2023 at 02:21 PM
Da li netko zna kako povratiti uloženi novac .
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Pal Jasmina Horvath 01/04/2023 at 09:50 AM
You can no longer access their site, it has been discontinued.
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Pal Jasmina Horvath 01/04/2023 at 01:43 PM
can't someone be found who can break into their system and unmask them and return the money to the people?
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avetinja 01/04/2023 at 05:58 PM
right, we need a geek hero!
oh, wait!
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Stevo 01/05/2023 at 01:12 AM
If it looks like a SCAM it is a SCAM. Someone should be able to chase down the domain registrar and hang these dudes out to dry. A class action would be good
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Ponego 01/05/2023 at 03:42 AM
I got scammed, I just wish we can get our money back
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Pal Jasmina Horvath 01/07/2023 at 10:02 AM
I sent applications to several links I came across in the comments and no one contacted me. You really can't be smart about who to turn to when almost all of them are scammers.
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Jcovington 01/07/2023 at 10:17 AM
When need you Anons
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Pal Jasmina Horvath 01/07/2023 at 01:25 PM
Can you help or do you know someone who can? I need help now.
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Pal Jasmina Horvath 01/07/2023 at 04:18 PM
There were a lot of offers to contact them through the link so that they can help me get my money back. When I contacted them, they first asked for money. Which means that they are also fraudsters. I think that those who offer help are actually the same ones who cheated. It's hard to find an honest person who really wants help.
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bau 01/08/2023 at 11:08 AM
It turns out the retrievegeeks is also fake. They asked me for $3k to put in my trust wallet to do a recovery process. I said I have $500. They did not agree to help. They called me a few times later. I did not bother.
There are a few recovery company out there that can help us. I will let you know if I found one that works. Keep your hope up.
Also make a list of wallet sender and recipient address, transaction hacks or TxD. Some place they don't want a screen shot but the actual text of the addresses and TxD that they can copy/paste to run the data analysis.
Please share if you can find a service that works. Thank you,
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Morpheus75 01/09/2023 at 11:40 AM
ByteBus is suspected to be a scam involving e-crypto mining with daily return plans. The company is accused of being a Ponzi scheme and holding back withdrawals, falsely accusing customers of illegal activity, and demanding additional deposits to unfreeze accounts. The enterprise is not registered with any UK regulatory bodies and its website is no longer accessible.
Customers have reported losing significant amounts of money and are seeking ways to recover their funds. Some suggest contacting the UK fraud squad or finding legal assistance. It is suggested to be cautious and avoid investing with the company.
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Nikki0508 01/10/2023 at 07:42 PM
Hi All, I have some hopefully useful information on this scam. It seems 4 different wallet addresses were used to collect assets which were then moved to www.okx.com. From some Trustpilot reviews I have seen it seems that www.ok.com may not be entirely reputable. Nevertheless do report this to law enforcement as they are the only authorities who can approach www.okay.com, who are based in the Seychelles. Also please do not ever use these wallet addresses again and let all your friends know too.
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Nikki0508 01/10/2023 at 07:45 PM
Typos guys….the website is www.okx.com
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Vivekanda 07/01/2023 at 04:18 PM
It is incredible how a large number of criminals of different caliber have gathered around crypto investments and how the lack of clear regulation favors them to rob ordinary people recklessly through crypto technology. That strain of common scoundrels will destroy crypto. The problem of Happy Miner is the problem of the FBI. That dredger should be arrested and the company should be handed over to the people who will continue the mining and return money and trust to the people. What can be decided simply by an honest judge. There is no special philosophy. Today, everything is possible to find and stop, and it should be done. There is no need to wait for any complaints, state bodies can act on the basis of official duty and on the basis of indications. So the FBI is on the move. And the fact that they are threatening their legal team, let them hang the cat by the tail. They are simply criminals.