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TrustScore 2 out of 5

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TrustScore 2 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

pure sacm

pure sacm!I have call the police.
FORMAL STATEMENT OF COMPLAINT – CRYPTOCURRENCY FRAUD

Complainant:
Name: Walter Sam
Location: Singapore
Role: Individual Customer / Victim

Date of Statement: 05 February 2026

1. Purpose of This Statement

I am submitting this statement to formally report a suspected cryptocurrency-related fraud involving an online cloud hosting provider operating under the name “Zimev”, from whom I purchased a Cloud VPS service that was never delivered despite multiple payments.

2. Company / Party Involved

Company Name: Zimev

Website:

Support / Billing System:

Account Manager Name Used: Stephen Fulton

Order Number: 5198547973

Service Promised: Cloud VPS (Singapore Datacenter)

3. Chronological Description of Events
Initial Purchase

I placed an order for a Cloud VPS service with Zimev and completed payment via cryptocurrency (USDC on Ethereum network).

Shortly after payment, I was informed by Zimev that my payment had been “frozen” by their cryptocurrency payment gateway provider (Altos) and that the server could not be provisioned.

Second Payment Request

Zimev staff (Stephen Fulton) instructed me to make a second direct payment to a new USDC Ethereum (ERC20) wallet address, claiming this would bypass the payment freeze and allow immediate provisioning.

They assured me that:

The new payment would not be frozen

The server would be provisioned within 30 minutes

The original frozen payment would be refunded once released

Wallet address provided by Zimev:

0xa816328c8c3c8d3475a6b3b821eec69a509cf5dd

I complied and made the additional payment.

Third Payment Demand – “Tax Settlement”

After confirming receipt of the second payment, Zimev still did not provide the VPS service.

Instead, I was informed that a “Final Step – Tax Settlement” was required and instructed to pay an additional 15% tax (USD $41.38) directly to the same wallet address.

They claimed:

This tax was mandatory for “manual cryptocurrency processing”

The server would be provisioned immediately after tax payment

No official invoice, tax document, jurisdiction, tax registration number, or legal basis for this tax was provided.

4. Payments Made (Blockchain Evidence)

I have made the following cryptocurrency payments related to this case:

Transaction Hash 1:
0xc9f74fd80b8673228524a8619e11579996d05b9927961ac5ea42045d3a5d2b30

Transaction Hash 2:
0xbf2f043ea64fb493b26a0d677f0a2690b648f6d17256110a6876600c94669097

Transaction Hash 3
0xccf0a41449317d7637ce96bca9cbd09399c98e42d4c688eb87bd57a5015458b5

(All transactions are publicly verifiable on the Ethereum blockchain.)

5. Non-Delivery of Service

Despite:

Multiple completed payments

Repeated assurances of “immediate provisioning”

Confirmation of payment receipt by Zimev

I have never received:

Any VPS IP address

Login credentials

Control panel access

Proof that a server was provisioned

Any usable service whatsoever

6. Reasons This Appears to Be Fraud

Based on my experience, I believe this constitutes intentional fraud due to the following factors:

Repeated requests for additional payments after initial payment

Instructions to bypass official payment systems and send funds directly to a private wallet

Introduction of a “tax” charge only after payments were made

Absence of any official invoice or tax documentation

Complete failure to deliver the promised service

Pattern consistent with known cryptocurrency scam methods

7. Loss Incurred

Total Financial Loss:
Cryptocurrency payments equivalent to approximately USD $600

Type of Loss:
Financial loss due to non-delivery of paid services

8. Request for Investigation

I respectfully request that the relevant authorities:

Investigate the activities of Zimev and the individuals operating under this name

Investigate the cryptocurrency wallet address provided above

Determine whether this constitutes a coordinated online fraud operation

Take appropriate legal action if criminal activity is confirmed

I am willing to provide:

Full transaction records

Screenshots of all communications

Access to the billing/support ticket system

Any additional information required for investigation

9. Declaration

I declare that the information provided in this statement is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and is submitted in good faith for the purpose of reporting a suspected criminal offense.

Signed:
Walter Sam
Date: 05 February 2026

5 February 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

zimev.com - SCAM

I tried paying by credit card or PayPal, but this hosting company doesn't offer that option. So I had to pay in USDT.
The first time, they said the payment was blocked for 15 days. So I paid a second time. After I paid, they blocked my account and blacklisted me on WhatsApp.
In total, I lost 1,110 USDT.
Don't pay them. Read the reviews first.

2 February 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don't pay

Don't pay! it is scam.
I paid for VPS service, the account manger said the gateway holding the money and I they whitelisted my info for a 2nd payment the they will refund after 15 days.
The support stopped answering and they didn't deliver the service.

2 February 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I've placed a order $194.0 when i try…

I've placed a order $194.0 when i try to paid they rejected my all credit / prepaid cards, after that i use Crypto payment method then start scamming they deleted opened ticket and blocked me in WhatsApp Support. i've proofed.

6 January 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Its a scam.

Its a scam.
I bought dedicated server + 128 additional IPs.
I paid invoice by crypto and send transaction approve.
Manager of Zimev said that i must repaid to other wallet and my server will be delivered.
But its a fully scam

1 January 2026
Unprompted review
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