aietftoken.com not listing payments

[paramind22]

I am not sure how to read all this.  Usually, I just see a Transaction ID.

Sent $4.05 to DNbegik7xda4jKmgnCPfMYpCKYWGL6PaAN on 12/24/24

Hash   20d5ccec91ef89c9d7b91f66e76d2d268a86bb6e0669ac11d0cb49743fd845a9
Confirmed at 2024-12-24 19:54:28 UTC
Number of inputs   1
Total in   329.30927565 DOGE ( $ 109.74 )
Number of outputs   2
Total out   328.39727565 DOGE ( $ 109.43 )
Size   225 bytes
Fee   0.91200000 DOGE ( 30.39 ¢ )
Raw transaction
Confirmations   6,687

Inputs
Index   Previous Tx   Amount   Value   From address
0   …e89dacd5   329.30927565   $ 109.74   DB8iK3TgdCDmR548yvf1orDNC1ckAeB1jc
Outputs
Index   Spending Tx   Amount   Value   To address
0   Unspent   11.06769756   $ 3.69   DNbegik7xda4jKmgnCPfMYpCKYWGL6PaAN
1   …c9ae3775   317.32957809   $ 105.74   DB8iK3TgdCDmR548yvf1orDNC1ckAeB1jc


I sent a small payment (You can see the small amount in DOGE) to aietftoken.com after a 5000 token airdrop that I found out about
on a traffic exchange.

Obviously, there are a lot of AI ETF's.

Anyone know anything about this group?  I sent two support tickets, both are ignored.

[JeromeTash]

It is likely that you have been scammed. Just a quick look through the website gives me some red flags including the domain age. Don't even waste time with thrm. If they can happily scam off less than $5 then they must be so badly off.

[albon]

I sent a small payment (You can see the small amount in DOGE) to aietftoken.com after a 5000 token airdrop that I found out about
on a traffic exchange.

I advise you to exercise caution before trusting Traffic Exchange platforms, as not all the websites you see are trustworthy and safe for you. Like this fake project you discovered through them, which tempted you with an airdrop to encourage you to invest, but you received nothing in return. They have indeed used AI and ETF to make the project more attractive, but they didn’t provide any clear or precise details to prove this.

You should have done your research, as they don’t have any social media links or any information about their team, among other things.

[paramind22]

In fall fairness, I do have to say that I did just log in today and they did credit my account.

[nutildah]

Sounds like you got scammed.

https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/aietftoken-com

Visitors to Aietftoken.com may encounter fraudulent schemes, such as fake initial coin offerings (ICOs), pyramid schemes, or phishing tactics. The operators behind this domain often use enticing promises of high returns or exclusive investment opportunities to lure users into making cryptocurrency investments.

You must be aware that Aietftoken.com is not a legitimate platform for cryptocurrency transactions or investments. Instead, it operates with the intention of tricking users into investing in non-existent or worthless cryptocurrencies, leading to financial losses for the victims.

Paying in $DOGE to claim an airdrop? Definitely out of the ordinary. At least it was only for $4.

If you downloaded anything from the website or associated with it, you'll want to run a virus scan on your PC.

[paramind22]

Sounds like you got scammed.

https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/aietftoken-com

Visitors to Aietftoken.com may encounter fraudulent schemes, such as fake initial coin offerings (ICOs), pyramid schemes, or phishing tactics. The operators behind this domain often use enticing promises of high returns or exclusive investment opportunities to lure users into making cryptocurrency investments.

You must be aware that Aietftoken.com is not a legitimate platform for cryptocurrency transactions or investments. Instead, it operates with the intention of tricking users into investing in non-existent or worthless cryptocurrencies, leading to financial losses for the victims.

Paying in $DOGE to claim an airdrop? Definitely out of the ordinary. At least it was only for $4.

If you downloaded anything from the website or associated with it, you'll want to run a virus scan on your PC.

$4.

[Pmalek]

I didn't visit the website and I am not planning to, but if you have to pay some money to someone to get an airdrop, it's probably a scam. An airdrop should be free or it should reward the users who made transactions on a particular network in the past. It's out of the ordinary to pay someone on a website to receive a future airdrop.

[examplens]

In fall fairness, I do have to say that I did just log in today and they did credit my account.

It's one thing that they credited your account, and it's quite another if you can dispose of that money, that is, withdraw it without problems and whenever you want. The balance on your account doesn't have to mean anything to them, except just some number and they can probably manually enter the amount they want.

Paying in $DOGE to claim an airdrop? Definitely out of the ordinary. At least it was only for $4.

Fair scam  . In many small transactions, they will collect a sufficient amount for them, and at the same time, none of the scammed people will be very persistent in asking for the money back. It's only $4 though

[Shishir99]

Fair scam  . In many small transactions, they will collect a sufficient amount for them, and at the same time, none of the scammed people will be very persistent in asking for the money back. It's only $4 though

Since when the scammers are showing some humanity? They would scam any amount if they understand that you will send the money. But, since people will start doubting them if they ask for bigger amounts, putting small amount the good idea for them but I am not sure if it's working. I checked the wallet OP shared, the wallet did not received too much Dogecoin. The balance of that wallet is below $10 and the wallet received 6.3K Doge in lifetime and the number of received transaction is four. So, not a good business at all 

[paramind22]

I said they gave me the initial 5000 coins for free -- "after an airdrop" in the first post of the thread.

[nutildah]

Fair scam  . In many small transactions, they will collect a sufficient amount for them, and at the same time, none of the scammed people will be very persistent in asking for the money back. It's only $4 though

Since when the scammers are showing some humanity? They would scam any amount if they understand that you will send the money. But, since people will start doubting them if they ask for bigger amounts, putting small amount the good idea for them but I am not sure if it's working.

I think its just enough for people to think exactly that: "what's $4 anyway, doesn't matter if its a scam." Then after you're there, they work on how to get you to deposit more funds. And if you don't do that, then try to get you to download seed-stealing malware and such. Just going by different reviews I read of the website.

[examplens]

I said they gave me the initial 5000 coins for free -- "after an airdrop" in the first post of the thread.

It's not free, it will cost you $4, or whatever. You have no confirmation or guarantee that those 5000 coins will be worth anything, nor that you will ever be able to sell them anywhere.
Based on the first batch from their pre-launch, their token ^50bil. was on sale for $0.0000001, so the value of your 5000 free tokens was $0.005. Not bad for a $4 investment.


Even at the current Stage 3 and price of $0.0001, your 5000 AiETF tokens are worth $0.5.  

Since when the scammers are showing some humanity? They would scam any amount if they understand that you will send the money. But, since people will start doubting them if they ask for bigger amounts, putting small amount the good idea for them but I am not sure if it's working.

I think its just enough for people to think exactly that: "what's $4 anyway, doesn't matter if its a scam." Then after you're there, they work on how to get you to deposit more funds. And if you don't do that, then try to get you to download seed-stealing malware and such. Just going by different reviews I read of the website.

Maybe I wanted to be sarcastic in the previous comment, but here I have corrected the fairly obvious scam model. There will be no clear elements because the "investors" still get something in return. It's a different story, this token will never reach the value of the investment.

[Pmalek]

I said they gave me the initial 5000 coins for free -- "after an airdrop" in the first post of the thread.

What can you do with those coins? They aren't in your custody, right? They appear as a number in your account. They control the account and can easily decide what number you will see on your screen. Unless you can transfer those coins to any wallet you want, you don't own anything. Additionally, even if you can withdraw them but they have absolutely zero value, it's just a waste of time. 

[Zwei]

I said they gave me the initial 5000 coins for free -- "after an airdrop" in the first post of the thread.

it's not free if you paid for it.
you would have been better off just holding that $4 worth of doge instead of donating them in exchange for those useless 5000 AiETF coins which you might not even get.

one look at the website and thier "whitepaper" and you can tell it's not even a real project, it's all bull shit. they just slapped the word "AI" onto a bunch of words and called it a day.
consider yourself lucky that you only lost $4.