Pointsbazaar Reviews 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM

SCAM — escrow took my money, seller and support vanished

Do not send this site money. PointsBazaar presents itself as a secure blockchain-escrow marketplace for trading airline miles with 5-day buyer protection. My experience: I submitted a negotiation to buy miles from a seller (account name "Anthony Askari"), the offer was accepted, and I paid into their crypto escrow.

The seller never delivered the miles and never responded. Support ignored every message I sent. When I clicked their own cancellation option — which under their advertised buyer protection should have refunded my escrowed funds — nothing came back. Since then, both the seller and the platform have gone completely silent with my money.

Because payment is crypto-only, there are no chargebacks and no recourse. The site has no named team, no address, and no track record. I have reported them to the FBI's IC3 and the FTC, and I have screenshots and the blockchain transaction hash to back up everything here.

Stay away — the "buyer protection" is fiction.

2 July 2026
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