Bestcryptodeposit.com is Likely a Scam

I like the way Google picks up these scams posted at this section.

What happened::
I saw this website being promoted and I believe it is a potential exit scam

Scammers Profile Link: N/A

Reference Link: https://bestcryptodeposit.com/

Amount Scammed: N/A

Payment Method: Bitcoins/ altcoins

Proof of Payment: N/A

Image: https://ibb.co/X4ymNnC

Additional Notes: Do not send money/make any crypto deposit to this website.

Well it already scream scam when they even don't check their spelling,

And with that, I wouldn't depositing any money in this website, and everything looks fake like the supposedly paid-out and then their supposedly certificates.

Quote from: Kemarit on July 11, 2024, 11:08:33 AM

Well it already scream scam when they even don't check their spelling,

I am not advocating for a new site but for any website a typo mistake can not be a big thing. Anyway, when I see a business is returning 1500% after one hour or 600% after a day then it's obviously to good to be true. When you are trusting something too good to be true then you are likely to get scammed.

it's definitely a scam, good catch.

their "crypto investment plan" where the investor can get a guaranteed percentage of profit based on how much they invest is just too good to be true. anyone who invests on that website will 100% get scammed by them.

regarding the image you share, you are a jr. member now, next time you can use TalkImg.com so the image you share is visible.

I saw a thread of theirs in the HYIPs board in the beer money forum.

This is a Ponzi scheme in all ways and any Ponzi scheme is a scam. It's safe to completely keep away from such schemes. 1,500% after one hour! Even if it was 1% after one hour, that would still be too good to be true.

When will the scammers who launch these websites stop their foolishness? No person with good experience in the crypto space can believe such lies that it's possible to achieve extremely high profit rates as they claim within an hour or even a day or week, with guaranteed and stable profits without any capital loss as they advertise. They declared a payment reserve of $2 billion, which there is no evidence they possess. The fake instant payment proofs they mentioned, along with the links and names of famous platforms and exchanges at the bottom, are cunning tactics used by them to make beginners trust that they are legitimate and deposit their funds. I hope any beginner avoids these Ponzi platforms that are usually promoted by strangers on popular social media apps. Do not trust them; block them.

Quote from: albon on July 11, 2024, 10:06:27 PM

When will the scammers who launch these websites stop their foolishness?

They'll continue and will never stop and that's a cycle as long as there are newbies and gullible people who will buy those plans that they're showing, they'll continue to fool people. And they will only recycle websites like this after being busted. It's just sad that no one is arrested for making these Ponzi websites, I hope that someday there will be stricter terms for making these websites and the contents that they have. Well, the name of the domain itself is already sketchy and trying to convince someone who's looking for these high yield investment programs aka scam schemes.

Quote from: AB de Royse777 on July 11, 2024, 01:23:24 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on July 11, 2024, 11:08:33 AM

Well it already scream scam when they even don't check their spelling,

But still though, if you wanted to have a "perfect" site, you should at least know how to spell correctly so that it will really look genuine. And if you look at how long this site is, mostly they have notice it already but they doesn't care because all they want is to scam people.

And not only that, the guaranteed profit is also another red flag.

Yes, it could be a Ponzi scheme, a Bitcoin doubler, so we should stay out of it.