Consumers have flagged Codexadvanceoption.com, a newly launched website, for executing a crypto exchange scam. With the domain only 24 days old at the time of reporting, the site promises high returns on investments. However, the actual scenario is quite different; the fraudsters running the show disappear after pocketing investor’s money. The website doesn’t provide a customer service contact number. Phony reviews from imaginary people flood the website. The business address listed on the site, is in fact, a sham. The collaborations highlighted on the company’s site, aren’t real. The website also hosts a multitude of web pages in the nascent stages with dummy content and placeholder tags. Overseas entities or individuals have seized control of the site. A conspicuous absence of social media presence further raises suspicion.
A crypto exchange scam involves a deceptive website that lures unsuspecting investors with the promise of high returns. However, once the investment is made, the fraudsters running the operation disappear with the investor’s money, leaving them high and dry.