Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3664897Service Announcements:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5516807https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5528072Amount Scammed: 700 XMR
Date: About two months ago
What happened:I initially discovered Swapter on KYCnot.me, where they are verified and vouched by Orangefren.
I had been using Swapter for some time prior to this incident, successfully exchanging between 50-500 XMR. I became too comfortable with the platform and attempted to exchange 700 XMR, which led to the current situation I’m facing.
I’ve been in nearly daily contact with their live support team for the past two months. They consistently cite ongoing issues with their liquidity provider as the reason for the delays. While they assure me that there are no AML/KYC problems, their explanation hasn’t changed. Last week, they indicated that their manager would reach out to me through email with additional details. Despite my reminders and providing multiple email addresses, I still haven’t received any emails, even though they insist that their manager has sent me multiple messages.
I'm concerned that Swapter might be relying on this case remaining under the radar, allowing them to continue operating while disregarding this issue.
I have shared a blurred image to protect confidential information as an example:
https://ibb.co/wFnMV51TI have documented all conversations and can share them if necessary, or if Swapter denies my claim.
Furthermore, I have provided an unredacted version of the image and included a link to the actual exchange to someone with an established presence in the forum, should they wish to verify this information.
I trust that this is an honest mistake on Swapter's part and that they are eager to resolve the issue, especially now that this case is public. I have been very pleased with their platform due to its low fees, diverse coin options, and quick exchanges, and I sincerely hope they haven't chosen to exit scam.
Thank you for your attention to this issue.
I spent 5 minutes on their website and honestly, this is your fault.
The evidence:
https://swapter.io/aml-kyc- they clearly specify their AML/KYC policy
kycnot.me has marked their site as suspicious with "shotgun KYC"
They use third-party liquidity, meaning they don't have their own reserves and depend on other exchanges (basically using APIs to complete swaps while earning affiliate fees)
What you should have done: kycnot.me always recommends making swaps in batches instead of one large swap. This happened due to your total negligence in overlooking the possibility of shotgun KYC.
They even provide an API - you could have easily written a script to batch your swaps. Why did you do it all in one full swap?
Hi,
Thank you for your honest feedback and for highlighting how our service usually operates.
Regarding the exchange mentioned, we would like to confirm that the case is active and is currently being handled. We remain in contact with the user and are ready to provide any information available at this stage.
If any previously sent information was not received, we’ll provide it again directly to the user via private correspondence.
Best regards,
Swapter Team
You shouldn't be making public announcements here. Instead, you should be refunding the OP from your own pocket and dealing with the third-party exchange yourself. That's the most respectable and honorable way to do business.
If you have time to browse forums and post comments, you should have time to get in touch with the OP and fix this from your side.
We'll be closely monitoring this thread for updates.