I recently got scammed by “Jack Dorsey” who himself works as the CEO of BC.Game along with his brother. They convinced my affiliate manager to add an account controlled by Jack’s brother to my partner dashboard, which allowed them to redirect my crypto withdrawal worth $24,000 to their own address.
Does this mean your manager gave him access to your affiliate account, and you noticed after the withdrawal? Isn't your manager stupid? Do you think the BC game CEO will scam such a small amount from your affiliate dashboard? And how are you sure that's the real CEO of BC Game? This is a serious allegation against the BC game team.
After the payment was taken, I contacted them. Jack’s brother admitted there was a “mistake,” said he thought the payment was his, and promised to pay everything back. As proof, I have chat logs where he asked for time until Friday, and eventually sent only $1,600 before completely cutting off communication.
I am wondering why he sent back that amount? He could fully scam you, first time hear scammer sent back part of the scammed funds.
I tried contacting the CEO directly but he decided to delete his telegram, He is also working under a false identity his real name is Tommy Dean Iddiols.
This is the main point of the post. Why do your manager or you trust some random messages from Telegram? You aren't aware of the Telegram scam? Even a real person scam you and delete account then there is no way to prove. Also there are a lot of impersonators on Telegram. I believe you were scammed by a scammer, not by the BC game CEO. Regret to see even you guys aren't learning from others' mistakes.