I need advice. Advertisers deposit lost. Everad network

bizman1

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Good day
What should be our steps in next situation?

everad network steal our money, directly and straight.
what is options (tools) we have for influence to them and get back money?

how to claim by legal way directly to court in jurisdiction field of theirs company’s registration region?
And is there any of legal authority which controlling activity of such “networks”?

guys, will be very thankful for any of advices about this incident!
 
many thanks for advice.
how did you know they registered there?
 
@bizman1 , deposit lost and you need suggestions as to what to do further ? You've not mentioned the 2 most important things :-
1) What was your MODE OF PAYMENT ?
2) Upon contact with that ad network, what is their official reply about the lost deposit ?
Without the above 2 details, it will be impossible for anyone who provide you with any useful solutions.
 
As Raj asked: How did you make the deposit?
That is correct. In the arena of internet marketing, we cannot assume anything. Example, if we assume that payment (deposit) was made through Paypal, then we can suggest : raise a dispute through Paypal. If we assume that payment (deposit) was made through a card, then we can suggest : raise a dispute through card issuer. Here, there is absolutely no information about how the payment (deposit) was made. there are so many modes of payments that various platforms accept, even Everad which OP mentioned would surely have multiple deposit methods. It is difficult to arrive at the exact payment (deposit) method that OP used, based on assumptions.
 
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Depends. Country laws are different. Lawyers are expensive. If the amount is not big, isn't worth it. Learn to move away, and be careful next time.
Most businesses that are registered in BVI, are offshore companies. Best bet is to move on.
I usually pay with PayPal when I'm dealing with untrusted sites. Op, did you pay with PayPal or crypto?
 
@bizman1 , deposit lost and you need suggestions as to what to do further ? You've not mentioned the 2 most important things :-
1) What was your MODE OF PAYMENT ?
2) Upon contact with that ad network, what is their official reply about the lost deposit ?
Without the above 2 details, it will be impossible for anyone who provide you with any useful solutions.

well,

The fraudulent actions of the network are that the official account (telegram) confirmed the status of an official account to another telegram account.


After the transaction, the official account everad ( еверад ) said that that second account they does not know...

Money was sent to the details received from the second account, which had the status of an official account everad at the transaction time.
 
Most businesses that are registered in BVI, are offshore companies. Best bet is to move on.
I usually pay with PayPal when I'm dealing with untrusted sites. Op, did you pay with PayPal or crypto?
answered above...
it was crypto, but point of scam everad in different action...
 
well,

The fraudulent actions of the network are that the official account (telegram) confirmed the status of an official account to another telegram account.


After the transaction, the official account everad ( еверад ) said that that second account they does not know...

Money was sent to the details received from the second account, which had the status of an official account everad at the transaction time.
Well ....... Without knowing the mode of payment (deposit) that you used, I'm really wondering how you can expect any possible solution(s) ?
 
IN video you can see - network confirmed account of scammers as official account

2 days later after transaction - network say that they did not know that account (which already confirmed as official)


so, is there any of reasons to know how exactly money has been send to scammers ?

the point is: network told to us send money to that scammers...


 
@bizman1 , even from that video, there is absolutely no indication about your mode of payment / deposit.
And another EXTREMELY important point.
All this while I thought you deposited money in Everad network because you are a publisher.
Only from that chat video, it is now clear that you are an advertiser !!!
No affiliate marketing ad network, not even Everad asks advertisers to deposit money. They pay advertisers based of affiliate marketing sales made.
To me and even to Everad support (as in the chat), it is very clear that you have been scammed by some scammer and you sent money to some scammer and not Everad.
Moreover, it would be useful if you mention here WHAT WAS YOUR MODE OF PAYMENT and ONLY then some member(s) may be able to give you any best possible solution(s).
 
@bizman1 , even from that video, there is absolutely no indication about your mode of payment / deposit.
And another EXTREMELY important point.
All this while I thought you deposited money in Everad network because you are a publisher.
Only from that chat video, it is now clear that you are an advertiser !!!
No affiliate marketing ad network, not even Everad asks advertisers to deposit money. They pay advertisers based of affiliate marketing sales made.
To me and even to Everad support (as in the chat), it is very clear that you have been scammed by some scammer and you sent money to some scammer and not Everad.
Moreover, it would be useful if you mention here WHAT WAS YOUR MODE OF PAYMENT and ONLY then some member(s) may be able to give you any best possible solution(s).
all what you saying here is simply empty space.
you simply not talking about most important - why they confirm account as official account and after transaction they said: account is scammers maybe... we dont know...

????

answer this question please, wisely and well-known master of everad activity, please, you can?
 
all what you saying here is simply empty space.
OK, getting a full refund for what you paid could be quite easy. Just raise a dispute with PayPal, providing PayPal all the proof. PayPal has Buyer Protection.
I hope this suggestion works.
And I wish you all the best as well.
 
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