Someone on the forum recommended zuzuwallet.com

[RGBTC]

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I messaged the user because I seen they posted a thread about their Crypto being locked on a exchange, and I recommended ZuZu to them because they would not face the same issues with ZuZuWallet.

For the time being, they won’t be aggressive regarding account freeze given that they’ve only been around for 80 days, but that doesn’t mean they won’t do so later. Furthermore, your recommendation to others based on the claim that there is no KYC is completely misleading. Take a look at this page: https://zuzuwallet.com/terms
Point 10: Identity Verification and Compliance Reviews
Point 14: Security Review Section

By the way, would you be willing to sign from this address (again)? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg11719298#msg11719298

Code:

1493chEDk4H6C6s99XyXmwFwaCUQkAWFpB

[mabji1]

Not sure why you're using those auto exchange sites that take a high fee % and then also hold your coins.

I've been doing this for a long time, best are those Asia sites that don't have KYC or any blacklisting features.

I recommend this Asia Exchange it has no KYC and doesn't lock your coins

It's called ZuZu Wallet it's an exchange for Philippines used by the Casino's it has no KYC and no lock.

zuzuwallet.com

You won't have any problems like you did with Lizex just know where to swap your coins at next time.

I got the same message too.

[LouisVuitton]

Not sure why you're using those auto exchange sites that take a high fee % and then also hold your coins.

I've been doing this for a long time, best are those Asia sites that don't have KYC or any blacklisting features.

I recommend this Asia Exchange it has no KYC and doesn't lock your coins

It's called ZuZu Wallet it's an exchange for Philippines used by the Casino's it has no KYC and no lock.

zuzuwallet.com

You won't have any problems like you did with Lizex just know where to swap your coins at next time.

I got the same message too.

Yes, Lizex did you bad, I see that you made your own service now too, so that's good.

Hopefully Lizex will get shutdown

[Stalker22]

@LouisVuitton, did you miss (or are you deliberately ignoring) what RGBTC asked you?

By the way, would you be willing to sign from this address (again)? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg11719298#msg11719298

Code:

1493chEDk4H6C6s99XyXmwFwaCUQkAWFpB

Since you are now using a Legendary account that has been inactive for such a long time, we would appreciate it if you could confirm that you are the original owner.

[EarnOnVictor]

I would avoid that wallet.

I would also avoid this wallet, and I advice others to do so.

I have every reason to suspect that both the OP and the profile they directed people to (LouisVuitton) are syndicates; they work together, or simply the same person. Internet these days must be seriously be careful of, they are getting smarter everyday. I've taken my time to study the profile and style of LouisVuitton very well, it's questionable, and even the way he spoke about the Zuluwallet is obvious that it's a bait. Only a fool would fall.

LouisVuitton's words, again:

Not sure why you're using those auto exchange sites that take a high fee % and then also hold your coins.

I've been doing this for a long time, best are those Asia sites that don't have KYC or any blacklisting features.

I recommend this Asia Exchange it has no KYC and doesn't lock your coins

It's called ZuZu Wallet it's an exchange for Philippines used by the Casino's it has no KYC and no lock.

zuzuwallet.com

You won't have any problems like you did with GhostSwap just know where to swap your coins at next time.

[boyptc]

I have every reason to suspect that both the OP and the profile they directed people to (LouisVuitton) are syndicates; they work together, or simply the same person. Internet these days must be seriously be careful of, they are getting smarter everyday. I've taken my time to study the profile and style of LouisVuitton very well, it's questionable, and even the way he spoke about the Zuluwallet is obvious that it's a bait. Only a fool would fall.

There was thread which has that guide about shilling done by a newbie and everyone needs to avoid it. I tried to find it but to no avail, can't see it anymore in the beginners and help. I'm not sure if it's moved to scam accusations or other sections.

The guide shows about their tactic is one of it is they're asking about a certain service as if it they're innocent it but, the real intention is to give members here an idea of its existence.

And that's a silent shilling through discussions and questioning and if no one has noticed it, to answer them it requires to pay a visit to the link or name of the service they provide.

[avp2306]

A “well-wisher” on the forum recommended Zuzuwallet.com—has anyone used it?

Why would he recommend that?

Also its really quiet suspicious on why he send that message. If I where you better avoid that wallet. Because aside its unknown to us, we don't know if we could trust that person.

Next time if you receive a unsolicited message like that. Better report it so mods or staffs, so they can possibly do good action on that shady message you receive from random individual.

[XLXer]

Thanks to everyone for the advice!
I sent a complaint to the moderator a few days ago, and I posted this message in the hope that no one else would fall into this trap. I realize that the site he’s trying to promote is 99 percent likely to be dishonest.

I’d also like to ask for your advice regarding my main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5594222. new#new, where GhostSwap.io has been holding my funds since May 2026 and hasn’t responded to my messages for over a month, yet it’s still listed in some places, misleading people—so please be careful.

[348Judah]

A “well-wisher” on the forum recommended Zuzuwallet.com—has anyone used it?

This is my first time to be hearing of this kind of wallet and we have to be careful of using any random wallet we don't research well about before using, moreover, if I were you, I will take much of my time to research on it before deciding to use it, very possible you will get enough reviews and ratings from different platforms on what others have experience using the same wallet if it is what one can do for or not.

[NotATether]

Probably a hacked account or sold to a scammer.

BitMixList (my directory) even has a list of wallets you can use, which are actually safe to use: https://bitmixlist.org/wallets

[The Cryptovator]

A “well-wisher” on the forum recommended Zuzuwallet.com—has anyone used it?

I think this would be a kind of scam attempt on me. I haven’t heard about Zuzuwwllet ever, and this user seems to be inactive. This won’t be the right approach to advertise any wallet. Even if someone sent such a message as PM, I would report it to admin, and they will take appropriate action.

Since you reported to the admin hope they will handle accordingly. Don’t trust random PMs when it’s related to your crypto or money. I haven’t used it and don’t know if it’s trusted or a scam. It's better to find a non-custodial wallet that’s open source. Buying a hardware wallet would be more appropriate.

[decodx]

I’d also like to ask for your advice regarding my main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5594222. new#new, where GhostSwap.io has been holding my funds since May 2026 and hasn’t responded to my messages for over a month, yet it’s still listed in some places, misleading people—so please be careful.

There isn't much more to add that other members haven't already said.

Once an unverified exchange ignores communication for over a month while retaining funds, you are dealing with an outright selective scammer. The best you can do leave feedback on their trust profiles, and warn off other potential victims.

Unfortunately, beyond warning the community and leaving negative trust feedback, there isn't much leverage to force a non-responsive swap service to release the funds. Try to be more careful next time and don't send such large amounts when you could have easily achieved the same result with several smaller transactions.

[XLXer]

I’d also like to ask for your advice regarding my main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5594222. new#new, where GhostSwap.io has been holding my funds since May 2026 and hasn’t responded to my messages for over a month, yet it’s still listed in some places, misleading people—so please be careful.

There isn't much more to add that other members haven't already said.

Once an unverified exchange ignores communication for over a month while retaining funds, you are dealing with an outright selective scammer. The best you can do leave feedback on their trust profiles, and warn off other potential victims.

Unfortunately, beyond warning the community and leaving negative trust feedback, there isn't much leverage to force a non-responsive swap service to release the funds. Try to be more careful next time and don't send such large amounts when you could have easily achieved the same result with several smaller transactions.

Thank you for your reply. For example, GhostSwap is still listed on OrangeFren—doesn't that pose a risk to other participants?