Scam alert

[Wafilian]

Scam alert don't send Ethereum in this address: 0x68BeF62672728Aa65Ba7E46Db5Ef2c2a89A83f8f
They are fake if you sent  Ethereum you lost your money. Fake Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HEXcrypto-105928997755945
Real Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HEXcrypto.
Real Hex project website: https://hex.win Stay safe from scammers.

[AB de Royse777]

The entire hex project is a scam. Why would I need anyone to hold my crypto for me. They will exit scam sooner or later for sure. Don't trust anyone with your coins.

[Kemarit]

The entire hex project is a scam. Why would I need anyone to hold my crypto for me. They will exit scam sooner or later for sure. Don't trust anyone with your coins.

This one, the community has been flagging HeX project as a scam itself. So to the OP, if you have invested on them, I'm sure sooner or later you will loss your money there. So regardless if those are fake Facebook by HeX, don't get yourself involved on those kind of projects. So get out while you can and don't go back.

[TravelMug]

Read here, Accusations Against HEX & Founder

So it is going to be a double whammy if scammers are using another scammers name and you fall for it, LMAO, no honour amongst thieves.  

[Coyster]

Lol, are the new/current scammers unaware that Hex project itself is a scam, this makes their "job" more difficult anyways, when one scam project/website is handled by two or maybe more scammers, fall for it, and get ignored when you complain.

no honour amongst thieves. 

I wanted to say: thieves stealing from thieves, but I think thieves benefiting from thieves would be more appropriate

[fortunecrypto]

People are reading but not following if the project has been reported as scam and it was proven, then you are not going to trust it even if they are giving you free money, this is the first I read about scammers imitating scam site maybe he is not aware that it's a scam site