Freewallet scammers deceive novice crypto traders

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Cryptocurrency trading can bring good profits. While some coins and tokens are falling in price, others are sharply increasing in price. Trading is a dangerous activity, but with the right choice of assets it can bring huge profits!

Unfortunately, many beginners do not understand how to identify fraudulent wallets and crypto services. Freewallet org scammers take advantage of this. On their blog, scammers post a lot of educational articles and tips for novice traders. Under the guise of training, they lure new clients. Then their wallets are blocked and their assets are stolen.

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If you decide to try your hand at crypto trading, this may be a good idea. But under no circumstances follow Freewallet’s advice. If you install this application, you will lose your deposit! Trade carefully and do not give money to scammers!

Other Freewallet issues

Although the main method used by Freewallet owners is KYC scam, we have also encountered complaints about transactions that suspiciously disappeared from history. That is, the administration simply transferred assets to a third-party address, which is easy to notice in blockchain browsers. But transactions are not displayed in the history of the wallet itself. And support ignores clients’ requests to return money.

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This is how one of the authors on the Quora site evaluates the service. But this is only a generalized assessment of the wallet. In fact, under the guise of technical problems, the administration systematically steals clients’ assets.

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For example here a user told that he didn’t receive his BTC. And even after 36 days support couldn’t solve this issue. Which actually means that user lost assets and they were reached by scammers.

The best way to protect yourself from scam is to not use this wallet. And if you have already installed this app, try to withdraw the assets as soon as possible.

If your coins and tokens are blocked, please contact us via email [email protected]. We will try to provide all possible free assistance.

Be sure to take screenshots, which will be useful for further investigations. Only the police and the court can stop Freewallet scam! Therefore, it is important to seek official investigations, especially in those countries where Freewallet org owners may reside.
 
Freewallet KYC Scam: Act Now! Freewallet steals user assets by blocking accounts for KYC. File a BBB complaint to push Apple to remove Freewallet. Steps available at: https://www.bbb.org/file-a-complaint
 
Freewallet is a scam masquerading as a legitimate cryptocurrency wallet. After depositing my hard-earned crypto assets, my account was inexplicably blocked. Despite complying with all their KYC requirements, including sending sensitive personal documents, my account remained frozen, and all withdrawal requests were denied. They stopped responding to my support tickets altogether.
 
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Cryptocurrency trading can bring good profits. While some coins and tokens are falling in price, others are sharply increasing in price. Trading is a dangerous activity, but with the right choice of assets it can bring huge profits!

Unfortunately, many beginners do not understand how to identify fraudulent wallets and crypto services. Freewallet org scammers take advantage of this. On their blog, scammers post a lot of educational articles and tips for novice traders. Under the guise of training, they lure new clients. Then their wallets are blocked and their assets are stolen.

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If you decide to try your hand at crypto trading, this may be a good idea. But under no circumstances follow Freewallet’s advice. If you install this application, you will lose your deposit! Trade carefully and do not give money to scammers!

Other Freewallet issues

Although the main method used by Freewallet owners is KYC scam, we have also encountered complaints about transactions that suspiciously disappeared from history. That is, the administration simply transferred assets to a third-party address, which is easy to notice in blockchain browsers. But transactions are not displayed in the history of the wallet itself. And support ignores clients’ requests to return money.

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This is how one of the authors on the Quora site evaluates the service. But this is only a generalized assessment of the wallet. In fact, under the guise of technical problems, the administration systematically steals clients’ assets.

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For example here a user told that he didn’t receive his BTC. And even after 36 days support couldn’t solve this issue. Which actually means that user lost assets and they were reached by scammers.

The best way to protect yourself from scam is to not use this wallet. And if you have already installed this app, try to withdraw the assets as soon as possible.

If your coins and tokens are blocked, please contact us via email [email protected]. We will try to provide all possible free assistance.

Be sure to take screenshots, which will be useful for further investigations. Only the police and the court can stop Freewallet scam! Therefore, it is important to seek official investigations, especially in those countries where Freewallet org owners may reside.
Yes if you don't use reputable exchanges you can get scammed.
 
Crypto trading can be wild, but watch out for scams! Freewallet sounds fishy with their "educational" stuff - big red flag! Don't trust random wallets with your crypto.
 
Learn from legit sources, do your own research with trusted crypto sites. Remember, even the best traders lose sometimes, focus on learning and smart risks, not chasing moonshots from shady wallets.
 
In addition to KYC scams, Freewallet has introduced inactivity fees that are wiping out user balances without prior notification. Victims have shared stories of logging in after a few months of inactivity, only to find their crypto has been drained. This is just another way Freewallet continues to deceive and defraud its users.
 
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