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RivoMining
rivomining.site
Is it a scam?
rivomining.site is a cloud-mining landing page with fake live-withdrawal popups, a 10% referral cut, and no named operator. We would not deposit.
Many customers report blocked withdrawals, frozen accounts, and lost deposits.
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Bitvesto
bitvesto.com
Is it a scam?
bitvesto.com promises up to 150% a year on Bitcoin via ‘arbitrage’. Independent desks have already called Ultima Trading LLC unlicensed. We would not deposit.
Many customers report blocked withdrawals, frozen accounts, and lost deposits.
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Bytnance
bytnance.com
Is it a scam?
bytnance.com is a Binance-lookalike ‘quantum AI’ shop promising ~200% a year. Domain from January 2026. We would not deposit.
Many customers report blocked withdrawals, frozen accounts, and lost deposits.
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CryptoUnit
my-cryptounit.com
Is it a scam?
my-cryptounit.com is an MLM token shop (CRU/WCRU). Independent reporting has compared the network to OneCoin-style certificate sales. We would not buy packages.
Many customers report blocked withdrawals, frozen accounts, and lost deposits.
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Gianky Coin
giankycoin.com
Is it a scam?
giankycoin.com sells NFT access plus 10–15% staking. The Delaware address is a registered-agent mill. We would not mint or stake.
Many customers report blocked withdrawals, frozen accounts, and lost deposits.
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Vinelitehash
vinelitehash.com
Is it a scam?
vinelitehash.com is a April 2026 AI-hash domain with a near-zero trust score. We would not deposit.
Many customers report blocked withdrawals, frozen accounts, and lost deposits.
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How a page earns a verdict
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01
Identity
Who operates the site, where it is registered, and whether the legal name matches the marketing name.
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Permission to operate
We look the firm up on the regulator’s own register, not on a logo in a footer.
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The offer
Guaranteed daily returns, recovery rooms, and “account managers” who cannot wait are treated as warning signs.
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Getting money out
Documented withdrawals beat screenshots of profits.