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I can only reiterate that both Ifinlab and Finnovech law firm are a scam. They are sitting on over $1500 of my deposits paid in to try and pay for the release of a substantial sum of locked funds. They keep demanding mor money. DO NOT TOUCH
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I received emails from a so called Law firm Finnovech senior advisor Alexander Kolman and his colleague Frank Goldman on behalf of IFINLAB to change my password so I can recover my funds almost 30000$usd in BTC value. Than IFINLAB reached out to me to access my account. I supposedly have 30000$usd in BTC in a locked account balance and I was requested to deposit a minimum of 2% of the total fund in the locked account balance as withdrawal fees. I contacted them several times to request the withdrawal without any reply so ever. Since I deposited the 2% requested I tried to withdraw several times, unfortunately all my transactions are declined by IFINLAB platform and my fees are locked in the available account balance impossible to be withdrawn. This is definitely a scam scheme and everyone should avoid those two scammers IFINLAB and their partner in crimes Finnovech so called Law firm.
This is a scam - someone called Finn Molar contacted me saying I had recoverable btc in Ifinlab and they can help me withdraw but I would need to send a small amount of bitcoin as there was no available funds - I did so then another guy called Dario Rossi called saying I would need to add more as the amount in the account had grown by a massive amount even though the account was showing plenty of available funds. I then tried to withdraw but it’s been pending for 2 weeks now and Dario keeps calling! They said they worked for a law firm in Zurich called Finnovech. I’ve checked and can’t find this firm plus the address they give where they say is their office - no record of them there! Dario keeps calling me annoyingly!
They have changed the site so that the password and login that worked yesterday, does not work today. Which makes me even more suspicious that this is a scam site.
I keep getting calls to deposit money in order to unlock my account which has over $21,000.
Funnily enough they say that they cannot get their commission from the sale proceeds of my investment.
This is definately a SCAM website and should be avoided by all means.
This is a scam website not sure how it is even on here. Big scammers ever/ to personal to say more but happy to tell people anonymously. Maybe it was stolen but not genuine
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