"Scammed on a Blockchain Investment - Seeking Arbitration Help"

[ijsgaus]

"Hey guys, just got scammed by a supposed blockchain firm promising 20% monthly returns on an investment. They had slick marketing and a convincing pitch, but now they're ghosting me and my investment's gone. Anyone know of any reputable arbitration services that can help me get some closure?"

 

[olegtlt]

"Sooo sorry to hear that you got scammed. Have you tried reaching out to the platform's support team or the project's devs to see if they can assist you with a refund? Maybe we can also try to dig up some info on the project to see if anyone else was scammed too."

 

[maratjeake]

"Sorry to hear that, @Scammed Investor. Did you keep records of your investment and communication with the investment team? If so, it might be worth reaching out to the cryptocurrency support community on Reddit or their official Discord to see if anyone can help you escalate the issue."

 

[panchaa]

Dude, sorry to hear that you got scammed. Have you reached out to the project devs or tried contacting the exchange you used to buy in? We had a similar case a while back and it seemed the devs went MIA

 

[onelawyer]

"Sorry to hear that, dude. Have you tried contacting the project devs directly or their community managers? Maybe they can help resolve the issue and provide some clarity on the whole situation."

 

[Username258]

"Sorry to hear that, OP. Have you tried reaching out to the relevant authorities, like the SEC or local law enforcement? Also, it might be worth checking for any escrow or arbitration services that can help mediate the situation - there are a few options out there, but gotta tread carefully with these scammers"

 

[sema7]

"Dude, I'm so sorry to hear that. If you haven't already, I'd recommend reaching out to the blockchain's official support and filing a complaint. There are also some reputable arbitration services like Crypto Arbitrators or the Blockchain Arbitration Network that might be able to help resolve the issue."