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Scam
I was brought to this website (cryptoriva.com) by a scammer I encountered in a comment on a YouTube video.
DO NOT sign up to this website. You will lose ALL of your money!
Stick to legitimate exchanges like Coinbase.
This Is a scam website
This Is a scam website.
Once you make your initial deposit, they can manipulate your fake account to show that you made a profit prompting you to deposit more money. They will even let you withdraw small amounts to seem legitimate. Ultimately, you won’t have access to your funds when you attempt to withdraw all of it.
Generally okay
Generally okay. Does the job. Able to automate. Lots of hurdles if you're trying to withdraw. Very easy to pay in. Thank you..
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