Msxfweb Reviews 2

TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM.

It's the same website owner a certain Alice Smith (I've even seen her by videocall several times). Back then the site was named mbg-app. Basically she offers to trade with usdt with a secondary market but, once you deposit your money in her website and make a successful trade, you won't be able to withdraw anything. She seems to be located in Milan (unless her phone is on VPN) and she clearly is English. I lost 5K euro. Please stay away from her. I also denounced her and her website to Italian authorities and hired a team of lawyers who frankly did nothing other than taking a few hundreds euros "to help" me get my money back.

16 May 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAMMER BLOCKING YOUR MONEY WITH SBXF

SCAMMER BLOCKING YOUR MONEY WITH SBXF -
The girl, presenting herself as if she'd read your name on social media, pretends to be interested in you and establishes a close relationship. She pretends to be very interested, and after a few weeks, she moves on to talking about investments. We talk about the cryptocurrency market and the secondary market (MSXF, which is actually the scam site). She says you can make a lot of money buying USDT and selling them for USDC on the secondary market (MSXF). I buy once with €1,000, make a good profit, and the sum plus the profit immediately goes back into my bank account. The second time, same amount, same profit, all immediately returned to my bank account.
*Warning* Third time I increase my capital to €6,000, same procedure but... Once the money is on MSXF and where it needs to be withdrawn, Alice John blocks it and says there's now a prize to participate in (which is actually the scam) and that if you reach €80,000 by the end of the month(15 days), you'll get a €10,000 prize. I figured that if I earn so much every day, it wouldn't take much to reach the goal. Okay, I say yes, and here the scam trap is triggered. Okay, but until the end of the month the earnings can no longer be touched and consequently everything fails because no one is going to add another money to reach the sum of €75,000. Conclusion: €6,000 scam because they appear to be blocked, but that's the goal of the scam. Even though Alice Smith lives in Milan, MSXF is headquartered in Hong Kong. The Italian and European authorities, outside of Europe, can't do anything.

17 January 2026
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