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Online Casinos in general: Beware Of Bitcoin.ag And Their Scam Ploy

Topic created on 31st May. 2024 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 0 | Views: 294
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Beware Of Bitcoin.ag And Their Scam Ploy

31st May. 2024, at 02:48 am CEST#1
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I want to alert everyone about a scam involving Bitcoin.ag which directly affected a friend of mine. Here’s a detailed account of my friend's troubling experience:

Scam Details:

"After winning on Bitcoin.ag, I attempted to withdraw my balances and realized my betting limits were reduced to less than $10 stakes on NBA games. The total withdrawals amounted to 0.65 BTC from Bitcoin.ag.

I received emails from both Bitcoin.ag and another site, asking for KYC (Know Your Customer) verification. I uploaded complete KYC information to both sites, including pictures of my driving license, selfies, and proof of address. My account was fully verified, and I was awaiting my withdrawals.

The next day, I tried to log in and found that I was unable to. I couldn’t log into either website, and when I managed to log in, I had no access to any account features. Essentially, they blocked my Bitcoin.ag account."  Here's the link for a more detailed horrifying experience my friend had to go through here (Bitcoin.ag)

This experience highlights several serious issues with bitcoin.ag

Restricted Withdrawals: After winning, users find their betting limits drastically reduced, making it difficult to place any meaningful bets.
KYC Verification: Despite complying with all verification requirements, users still face access issues and are unable to withdraw their funds. 
Account Blocking: Accounts are suddenly blocked without valid reasons, preventing users from accessing their funds or account features.     
I  strongly advise everyone to stay away from Bitcoin.ag. Don’t fall for their deceptive practices and Risk losing your hard-earned money. Share this warning to protect others from this scam.



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