Tears of frustration blinded me
Tears of frustration blinded me. I met someone on Tinder who promised to teach me algorithmic trading. The scammer even sent me 0.73 ADA with which I registered and deposited into this website, showed me how to trade, and I made some profit and even withdrew 2.06 ADA. The scammer then advised that I invest more so I can get greater rewards. So I took out a second mortgage for $28,165 and deposited it, followed all the instructions and was able to take my balance to $250,929. I was so excited, so I decided to withdraw $177,750, but was told the amount is too large, I would need to pay a 8% gas fee deposit ($14,220). I quickly took another loan and paid it since I was sure withdrawal was possible because I had withdrawn in the past. Then they demanded another 29% wallet verification fee, which was when it dawned on me that it was a con. I explained to my credit provider, and he referred me to a cyber tracing company (Fiscop-Advisor), who started tracing the movements of the ADA until it was sold on a decentralized mixer. The scammers' bank info was obtained, and he was caught, and the ADA reversed.