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Don’t go anywhere near this company. They are pushy, manipulative and incredibly capable at lying to get you to trust. THIS IS A TOTAL SCAM makes me sick how these people operate and manipulate old vulnerable people like my 85y old mum. It’s utter BS. They are SICK and NASTY PEOPLE. Stay AWAY!!!!
I believe I have been targeted by a cryptocurrency recovery scam, involving two entities calling themselves Bitreclaim.org and Wirez/Wirez.io, who contacted me out of the blue claiming they could help me recover funds from a trading platform I used around 10 years ago.
I was told the funds had been “confiscated” and that I was owed a very large amount of cryptocurrency. I was supported to open new accounts and was then asked to send additional money to “whitelist” a wallet address before they would release the funds.
Independent checks later suggested that Bitreclaim.org is widely flagged as suspicious with a very low trust score and strong indicators of scam activity, including unsolicited calls and advance fee demands.
This behaviour matches the FCA’s warnings about crypto investment scams, including fake recovery companies, requests for advance fees, cold calls, and unregulated firms targeting UK consumers.
The request by “Wirez” for me to send 0.7% of my supposed balance to “validate” a withdrawal wallet also matches well documented crypto scam patterns, especially advance-fee withdrawal scams.
I now believe I was being manipulated into sending money to fraudsters.
Total scam, wanted pictures of bank account and bank balance
The exchange blocked me,and i thought i had lost my money, but bitreclaim quickly got involved and solved all my problems in four days
Thnak you for your prompt assistance,I wrote at one o'clock in the morning and received a response within an hour.Definitely the best customer support
I thought my crypto was gone for good after that exchange blocked me. Seriously, it was a nightmare. A friend told me about bitreclaim.org so I tried them. It took a bit of time but they actually recovered my funds. So happy right now! Honestly, they really saved my skin."
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