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I don't understand why the Telegram and Internet authorities are leaving these rascals continue to scam, to rob people cryptocurrencies with their fake website brixfirm.com and their fake Telegram channel.
Even the so-called members of their fake Telegram channel are fake people inducing people to invest into their fake platform and be scammed.
Please stay away.
Beware of this platform with a website at the address brixfirm and a Telegram channel. These people are dreadful scammers, skilful crypto robbers and demonic behavior people.
If you send them your crypto, be assured you have lost them. Their places are in jail.
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