Recovering money from token scam

Recently I bought this token:
0xa033a49731b431cf009d4d72b4fbf0c15d8a501d

The ticker was called VRA.

Did some research (obv not enough..) and saw VRA was Verasity and it was established had lots of sites and was doing well.

I bought it using BSC network.

Value went up, was ok...till i tried to withdraw some profits...

Then i realised i couldnt...

So its a scam where you cant withdraw any money... So watch out for any tokens where there are no sell orders registered...
Also realised that VRA is only officially available on the ETH network...

But..

The value is still going up steady and theoretically i still hold that much in value....say $200 just that i cant withdraw it...

My question is would there be any way to actually withdraw this.... (even if it means scamming the scammer)
Like somehow using some bridge to withdraw that VRA token using the ETH network....

Imagine that... a crypto scam.

Who would have thunk it?

what i dont get is why sites still list this token and show its graph etc... its like they are hard to contact... even i tried their social media pages to report the scam coin and its still listed

https://coinmarketcap.com/id/currencies/verasity/markets/

are you sure you are buying the right token? there are a lot of scams out there that are using the same name to scam you.

And, no I think your money is gone

The problem when you buy an unknown shit coin..

zerolimit said:

https://coinmarketcap.com/id/currencies/verasity/markets/

are you sure you are buying the right token? there are a lot of scams out there that are using the same name to scam you.

And, no I think your money is gone

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therealrio said:

what i dont get is why sites still list this token and show its graph etc... its like they are hard to contact... even i tried their social media pages to report the scam coin and its still listed

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Oh, how I wish I was this naive.

bladee4r said:

Oh, how I wish I was this naive.

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Too many people pile in without reading the small print. They just focus on the $ or £ signs.