Scam Blacklist Ovojion, Cryptget, Nano Stoniq, S-Group, Domainexchange

Attention! False lawyers are repeatedly bred for money according to a return scheme supposedly through a crypto wallet. Victims are promised services supposedly WITHOUT PREPAYMENT, after which they extort them to transfer bitcoins to activate their wallet, etc.

The blacklist of scams has been replenished with the projects Ovojion (ovojion.com), Cryptget (cryptget.io), Nano Stoniq (nanostoniq.com), S-Group (s-group.io), Domainexchange (domainexchange.ru)

On 11/13/2022, we updated the blacklist of scams and pyramids, it included the following scam projects:

Visitors to the Forteck website have the opportunity to place their complaint, review or review of the company through the contact form. Fill out the subject line and submit your scam request. You can attach files or screenshots if you wish. https://amonts.com/clients-letters/

Ovojion (ovojion.com), part of California Federal Preferred Capital Corporation, SEC CIK #0001027283, 200 CRESENT COURT SUITE 1350 DALLAS TX 75201 33415: another cheap scam!

Cryptget (cryptget.io): scammers keep churning out fresh divorce wallets!

Nano Stoniq (nanostoniq.com), Nano Stoniq is owned by Nano Stoniq GROUP LIMITED (71-75 Shelton Street, London, Greater London, United Kingdom, WC2H 9JQ; registration number: 13177102): a cheap misunderstanding created to raise money!

S-Group (s-group.io), 71-75 Shelton Street, London, Greater London, United Kingdom, WC2H 9JQ. Registration number: 12695421: financial pyramid under the guise of investment activity!

Domainexchange (domainexchange.ru): scam exchange designed to scam!

Scams are created with the aim of swindling money out of people who are looking for ways to get additional income online and cheap goods.

Fraudsters launch cheap sites, prescribe working conditions or purchasing goods in the way that most users would like to see, which then allows them to deceive ordinary users. A person sees favorable conditions, he is additionally inspired by managers during communication via chat or by phone, then a person wants a job and starts investing money or paying for goods. As a result, the user is left without money, he is blocked, and the scammers actually receive income out of the blue. Pyramids and scams created to lure money are now many times more on the network than real employers, so you should be more careful, checking even the details so as not to become a victim of a divorce.

Source: https://amonts.com/blacklist-pyramids-scammers/