Scam Alert: Do Not Deposit Funds on Sportslotto.vip

[albon]

What happened:: A Newbie member (whose account is likely a troll or phishing attempt) launched a fake/scam signature campaign, plagiarizing the entire campaign terms from Rollbit, also he did not include the proper BBCode for signatures or avatar, and only changed the thread title to the casino site he is promoting, which is:

Code:

Sportslotto.vip

Domain: sportslotto.vip
Registered On: 2025-06-14
Expires On: 2026-06-14
Updated On: 2025-11-01
Registrant Contact: Name: Redacted for Privacy

I reviewed the betting site that was promoted and it turned out to be new and less than a year old , with no registered legal company, licensing information, or main office address.

Also, I did not find any reviews about this new betting site, and the domain registration details is hidden.

This suspicious site relies on a ticket system and quick profits. How can you risk $1 to get $1240 or $2000$ in just 3–5 matches? I urge people to avoid this deposit trap site and not deposit any funds into it

Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3741683

Reference Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5574597.new#new | https://bitlist.co/topic/5574597

Additional Notes: Although I and the other members quickly shared our opinions on his campaign topic, which provides no clear guarantees for participants, and I reported his topic and it was deleted, I wanted to highlight the importance of researching any signature campaign on the forum before joining, especially if the campaign manager has a new account or a poor reputation, or if the funds are not escrowed.

Members should also exercise caution when playing on any casino that is promoted with this suspicious behavior.

[keyscore44]

I tried to contact them by email, but the email is also fake. This is the second time the server has sent a mailed daemon message.

[albon]

I tried to contact them by email, but the email is also fake. This is the second time the server has sent a mailed daemon message.

This was expected. May I know why you are contacting them? Have you trusted them and deposited your funds with them?

I see that they have a phone number and a live chat, but I am certain that they won’t be of any help even if they respond to you.

All the red flags that I raised provide that it is an untrustworthy project, which is why I warned the community about it. I also submitted reports to the domain registrar regarding their site, and I hope that they will review my report as soon as possible, verify the evidence that I provided to them, and take action to shut down this platform that poses a threat to people.

[tabas]

Looks like the signature campaign thread was already nuked.

How can you risk $1 to get $1240 or $2000$ in just 3–5 matches? I urge people to avoid this deposit trap site and not deposit any funds into it

And that thing isn't really what they're offering but a classic ponzi/pyramid scheme by the looks of it. They're hiding it in the form of being a casino. The owner seems to be new on this but easily figured.

[albon]

Looks like the signature campaign thread was already nuked.

Yes, that's correct, and the moderators responded to the report quickly, and I also tagged his account, but all of this doesn’t matter, because it’s possible for him to create a new account or for someone else to impersonate him and run a fake campaign aimed solely at promoting a fraudulent site. That’s why I wanted to use this topic to shed light on what happened, so that no one falls into the same trap again.

And that thing isn't really what they're offering but a classic ponzi/pyramid scheme by the looks of it. They're hiding it in the form of being a casino. The owner seems to be new on this but easily figured.

These exaggerated promises will certainly not be fulfilled by the team behind this fraudulent platform. They are merely a means to attract greedy people to their site, and they will certainly drain all deposits before anyone can withdraw, and in the end, no one will be able to withdraw anything.

I also agree that they hid this behind the guise of a casino to target marketers and players here on the forum. It is good that their scheme was exposed in time, and I hope that you will soon hear good news about their domain being taken down.

[keyscore44]

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This was expected. May I know why you are contacting them? Have you trusted them and deposited your funds with them?

Nah, I was bored and just curious what is with this signature campaign all about, so I emailed them for confirmation. But apparently, that's their way of attracting victims.