Red Flags
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MyChargeback
MyChargeback was involved in a fraudulent recovery scheme, deceiving victims by charging fees for non-existent services. Despite promising to recover lost funds, the platform only further exploited individuals, leaving them with greater financial losses.
Quick summary on MyChargeback
MyChargeback, a platform promising cryptocurrency recovery, was seized by the DOJ and FBI for operating a fraudulent scheme. Below are some key concerns:
Fraudulent Recovery Claims: MyChargeback misled customers by offering recovery services for lost funds but delivering no results.
Legal Action: The DOJ and FBI took action, highlighting its deceptive practices and online fraud.
Victim Exploitation: MyChargeback primarily targeted victims of prior scams, further exploiting their losses.
Financial Harm: Customers paid fees but were left with more significant financial losses.
Deceptive Advertising: The platform used false success stories to attract vulnerable individuals seeking recovery.
Intel Reports
by: James Miller
Imagine losing money in a scam, then paying MyChargeback to "recover" it, only to lose even more. That’s the worst kind of fraud!
by: Austin Chavez
MyChargeback sold hope, but all they really did was exploit victims and disappear with their money. These guys are no better than the original scammers.
by: David Peters
They knew exactly what they were doing—preying on vulnerable people, promising refunds, then running off with their fees. Absolutely disgusting!
by: Richard Greer
The fake success stories should’ve been a red flag. No real company needs to lie about results unless they have none. MyChargeback was a scam from day one!!!
by: Lori Contreras
If your business gets seized by the FBI, you weren’t "helping people"—you were robbing them blind.