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Jeg ble med etter å ha sett en annonse som lovet «AI-drevne kryptogevinster». Jeg trodde tåpelig på hypen og satte inn penger. Alt så bra ut helt til jeg prøvde å ta ut penger. Ingen respons, ingen penger. Jeg følte meg hjelpeløs. Etter å ha søkt litt rundt, kom jeg over noen som delte tips for gjenoppretting. Derfra tok jeg kontakt med gruppen på bionavnet mitt som hjalp meg med å fikse ting.
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