You can report the abuse to Network Solutions, their registrar. Operating a scam website is against their terms of service and the more individuals who report the website to them, the stronger case Network Solutions has to take action. This is not an individual dissatisfied customer but a pattern of wholesale theft.

The numbers on the front page "70.2 BTC withdrawn" is totally made up, just like the withdrawal procedure. In reality, there is 0 BTC withdrawn. "843 Users Registered" is also false.

If you look at the operator of proxybot.top's wallet address, you can see clearly the website was a scam. We were tricked. The graph of gains/losses was phony.  There was no trading going on. He's holding the funds he received, and paying the web hosting bills, etc. with our money. He only has 60.6% of the money we invested left. He can't refund our full amount because it went to bills.  And he has his e-mail server set to return undeliverable error messages to senders.  Now that we know the guy wasn't investing our money and only has enough for a couple months more bills, I can get over it, and let it go. The experience has taught me going forward to do this type of check BEFORE investing.

proxybot.top --- Confirmed SCAM!

24 Hours passed since I requested withdrawal and it said "Pending" before. Now I log in and it says "Completed" but no withdrawal came into the address I specified on the website. 

It's clear these bonuses that showed up after I deposited are ploys so that the thief can turn the tables and say, "You just want to withdraw to redeposit and get the bonuses"...it's a flimsy argument...the bonuses are a warning sign...if you see bonuses ... run for the hills -- it is probably a scam.

From Proxybot.top's Member News Tab


Now to see how long it takes for a "pending" withdrawal to process.  

djzmei,

Please verify for me that you can still login and access your "wallet"...something changed.

Maybe the proxybot site owner read this thread and is shutting it down piecemeal.

If he is reading, here's a message to him:

"Respond to e-mails please, explain the situation and kindly return our crypto deposits promptly, please. Many Thanks, -Your Financiers."

From what I have gathered about Proxybot.top...from its sloppy construction, was a copy of another site Trader.cool...and if you go back on the internet archive before that it was a Russian website on Forex trading circa 2015....so if I had to guess, without looking at the domain registration history, Proxybot is probably a scam originating from a writer/speaker of the Russian language.

What's different about this style of scam, is that it gives the variable performance of the bot...

It basically looks like the owner is actually using the website to fund his bot's trading and the site is just set so the funds only go one way to his trading account.

you can commiserate with me knowing that you are not the only one who was scammed by these thieving bastards.