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SCAM originating from Singapore promoted by Newsfile Corp, a Canadian company. APENFT Marketplace is an online scam platform. It has fake volume, fake projects and pump and dump schemes. Newsfile Corp staff and directors should go to jail for INDUCING FRAUD!
Online Scam platform with pump and dump schemes. Lost thousands of dollars on apenft marketplace.
NFT “marketplace” (if you can call it that) for scams and rug-pulls. Do not purchase! Shame on all marketers, promoters, and influencers pushing this platform. They all need to go to jail for tricking people!
Marketplace for NFT scams! APENFT is a known scam and fraudulent platform. APENFT is currently on the Alberta Security Commission as investment scam. TRON is under investigation for wash trading, market manipulation, and fraud. Buyer beware, do not click on any links.
ApeNFT launched on its marketplace and community the gamefi "BunnyPlanetTron" which turned out to be a rug pull scam. Together with Tron, USDD, SunSwap and WINNFTHORSE it encouraged a lot of players to invest and play but now are in great loss. Management is in total silence about the scam and is not giving support to the victims!
This NFT "marketplace" has been used by criminals to promote scam projects and drain investors' funds. Many projects featured on apenft launchpad have been confirmed scams, frauds, or rugpulls (ie. Bunny Planet, Gala, MNS, etc), if active even! Also, many users report market manipulation, money laundering, and fraud. DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINKS! Currently on Alberta Securities Commission watchlist!
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