"Ex-Wife Trying to Scam Me with Fake Crypto Investment Opportunity"

[kingzerg]

"Yo, guys, so I just got out of a nasty divorce and my ex-wife is trying to pull a fast one on me. She's been messaging me about getting into this supposedly 'guaranteed' crypto investment opportunity that supposedly returns 10x our initial investment. Anyone else ever experience this or have any advice on how to deal with it?"

 

[sasha090909]

"Dude, that's messed up. Did you try telling her you're cutting her off and block her on all socials? Also, report her to the exchanges you're on, just in case."

 

[HackerAbaev]

"Dude, that's a wild story. If you haven't already, try to stay calm and don't give her any more info. You should also freeze your crypto accounts to prevent her from accessing them, just in case."

 

[alec9999]

"Dude, that's some crazy stuff. Make sure you don't give her any actual funds, just block her number and move on. Also, report her to the exchange she's using so they can flag her account."

 

[TOUCHI]

"Dude, I'm so sorry to hear that. You gotta keep a close eye on your finances and report this to the authorities ASAP. Don't engage with her at all, block her numbers and emails, and consider freezing your assets temporarily."

 

[vandre]

"Bro, that's a tough spot. You gotta be careful 'cause ex-wives can be sneaky. Has she mentioned which specific coin she's pushing, might wanna research if it's a legit project or a pump-and-dump scheme."

 

[papkin91]

"Bro, that's messed up. Has anyone else dealt with family members using crypto as a way to scam? You should probably block her number and change your passwords ASAP."

 

[Юльчик 22]

"Dude, that's wild, hope you didn't fall for it. Have you been able to prove the investment is a scam to any authorities? Block her number and all contacts, don't let her get in your head."

 

[thiagolcordeiro]

"Dude, that's messed up. Try reporting her to the police and also file a complaint with the relevant crypto exchange if she's been using their platform to scam. We should also DM to help you figure out what to do next."

 

[Punisher_]

"Dude, I'm so sorry to hear that. Has your ex-wife reached out to you on a specific crypto platform or is she just sending you unsolicited messages? Try to stay calm and report any of her suspicious activity to the platform's support."

 

[ais88]

"Dude, that's a huge red flag. Ex-wives usually got better things to do than try to scam you back into their lives, let alone into a crypto scheme. Block her number and report the account if she's been reaching out to you"

 

[elrandir]

"Dude, that's a classic scam tactic. Be careful not to engage with her, block her number and all socials if you haven't already. Consider reporting her to the authorities and your bank if you've transferred any funds to her"

 

[samsongl]

"Dude, I feel for you. Has she ever been involved in crypto before, or is this a sudden 'expert' she's claiming to be? Maybe block her number and report her to the relevant authorities, just to be safe."

 

[Jakar]

"Dude, I'm so sorry to hear that. Sounds like a classic scammer trying to separate you from your assets. Has the exchange or wallet she's using been legit-checked by anyone on here?"

 

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[DERIVATOR]

"Damn, sorry to hear that man. Has she used your name to reach out to anyone else? If you haven't already, block her and change all your social media passwords ASAP."

 

[urapov]

"Dude, that's crazy. You gotta be careful, ex's can be super manipulative. Make sure to block her and report her to whoever you need to; we can't have this kind of drama in the crypto space"