cryptonbnb.com IS A SCAM (fake gambling bitcoin website)

[ccfortransparency]

EDIT: cryptonbnb.com is a scam website; so stay the hell away from it, and somebody delete this guys post here; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5112900.0;topicseen as this what drawed me to the site.

So is cryptonbnb.com a scam website?

Found the site from the link here :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5112900.0;topicseen

When I try to withdraw it says:
"Due to EU adopts rules to reduce anonymity for crypto users 15 May 2018, we were forced to reduce the number of bots and after the exchange system. Your balance has been frozen until you make a deposit. Need to make a Deposit in the amount of 0.01 BTC. After payment of the deposit your account will be automatically activated."

[elda34b]

I can't access the site. But the message looks shady af. What's the relationship of anonymity, bot and the requirement to deposit before you can withdraw?

If they want to filter out bot from using their exchange they can use KYC or some stuff like that. My gut feeling tells me this is a scam attempt. Avoid them.

[mk4]

Yep. Couldn't open the site either.

Also,

Your balance has been frozen until you make a deposit. Need to make a Deposit in the amount of 0.01 BTC. After payment of the deposit your account will be automatically activated."

This message is very familiar. Ponzi scheme sites always use statements like these when people who hasn't done a deposit is trying to withdraw.

Maybe tell us a bit on what cryptonbnb is to start with?

[odolvlobo]

It is obviously a scam.

If your trust rating matters to you, I recommend that you delete your post. Creating a thread to ask a question about a scam site is a common way for a scammer to promote it, so someone might assume that you are promoting it and brand you with negative trust.

It is probably better to ask in the original thread (though it will probably get deleted eventually anyway).

[bL4nkcode]

Yet, I can access the site just now. And upon browsing I found this one

Code:

ACTIVE TRADERS 2,449,467

While they just created the site 2 days ago

Code:

Registrar URL: http://www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2019-02-20T12:43:38.00Z
Creation Date: 2019-02-20T12:43:38.00Z

Are they serious? I suggest you to stay way from that site and yes that site is obvious a scam.

[romero121]

Yep. Couldn't open the site either.

Also,

Your balance has been frozen until you make a deposit. Need to make a Deposit in the amount of 0.01 BTC. After payment of the deposit your account will be automatically activated."

This message is very familiar. Ponzi scheme sites always use statements like these when people who hasn't done a deposit is trying to withdraw.

Maybe tell us a bit on what cryptonbnb is to start with?

The website is active, but we don't know what happened with Op. From my view it is completely a scam, the active traders count is the same for a longer time. I've checked it several times, it is the same till now.

[Malam90]

The forum link you have given isn't working. Cryptonbnb.com  is working now. The Ponzi sites are always fake and they flew away after few days. I recommend you to stay away from such site.

[CryptoBry]

There had been so many sites or programs using the same strategy by luring people to gain above-average earnings but it is time to withdraw the money they are asking for deposits. As to what can happen after depositing...that all depends on the people behind the program. I heard that there can be some which are doing the requirement for honest reason but those are the exceptions rather than the rule. So we have to be careful in dealing with similar programs as we can ending up losing the money instead of gaining some. People in the past, today and am sure into the future can be so creative in finding ways to rip others out of the money they earn with hard work.

[ccfortransparency]

Yep. Couldn't open the site either.

Also,

Your balance has been frozen until you make a deposit. Need to make a Deposit in the amount of 0.01 BTC. After payment of the deposit your account will be automatically activated."

This message is very familiar. Ponzi scheme sites always use statements like these when people who hasn't done a deposit is trying to withdraw.

Maybe tell us a bit on what cryptonbnb is to start with?

The website is active, but we don't know what happened with Op. From my view it is completely a scam, the active traders count is the same for a longer time. I've checked it several times, it is the same till now.

Was just taking a quick nap, took some time before anybody started to comment here;
I found out that the website redirected some chat feeds from a csgo gambling website, so it's confirmed a scam as I would not expect a legit site to make traffic false chat traffic like that.

Should I just delete this thread or where to list sites that has something to do with scams, so others can find this site via a google search and atleast get a scam warning?

[maldini]

Of course this is a scam, the site is inaccessible, there have been many similar projects and this is what makes the crypto player's beliefs disappear. Suppose there are agents who handle things like this in the crypto world

[ccfortransparency]

Anyway, if a mod wants to delete this topic, feel free to do it - got my answer.
Sad to see so many scam websites...

[ccfortransparency]

It is obviously a scam.

If your trust rating matters to you, I recommend that you delete your post. Creating a thread to ask a question about a scam site is a common way for a scammer to promote it, so someone might assume that you are promoting it and brand you with negative trust.

It is probably better to ask in the original thread (though it will probably get deleted eventually anyway).

Well, I tried to ask if the site was a scam, anyhow I changed my title as I got the answer - sadly I am unable to delete my thread in this topic, so a mod has to do it.

[MiguelCryptoss]

It is obviously a scam.

If your trust rating matters to you, I recommend that you delete your post. Creating a thread to ask a question about a scam site is a common way for a scammer to promote it, so someone might assume that you are promoting it and brand you with negative trust.

It is probably better to ask in the original thread (though it will probably get deleted eventually anyway).

Well, I tried to ask if the site was a scam, anyhow I changed my title as I got the answer - sadly I am unable to delete my thread in this topic, so a mod has to do it.

Next time you have any addition to add to your first contribution ensure to edit the first post because posting on a role in a thread is against the law of the forum hence the law can befall your account.

We as a community we must be cautions of scammers those sole aim is to destroy individual financial life to suit their urge. Thanks for the information as this will save our community members from been scam.

[sunsilk]

Yet, I can access the site just now. And upon browsing I found this one

Code:

ACTIVE TRADERS 2,449,467

While they just created the site 2 days ago

Code:

Registrar URL: http://www.namecheap.com
Updated Date: 2019-02-20T12:43:38.00Z
Creation Date: 2019-02-20T12:43:38.00Z

Are they serious? I suggest you to stay way from that site and yes that site is obvious a scam.

Being active 2 days and garnering with 2.4 Million "Active traders", they must be joking. And if Guinness book of world records is here, they will be held with that award of having the most traders after their launch.

Obviously, they are scam and untrustworthy. Don't ever deposit any amount or any coin you have. Don't waste your money with these scammers and don't ever feed their laziness.

Well, I tried to ask if the site was a scam, anyhow I changed my title as I got the answer - sadly I am unable to delete my thread in this topic, so a mod has to do it.

Own threads can't be deleted but you have a choice to lock this topic.

[bitfocus]

wow! that's really some scary news! thanks for the tip.

[BurgerCash]

Thanks for the tip - and for the rest of us, make sure you only use established websites in this space. There's tons of websites that offer the same services and have so for the majority of bitcoin's existence - there's absolutely no need to risk your money in a shady alternative.