#coinegg
17 questions tagged with #coinegg
Lost my life savings to a 'fixed deposit' on CoinEgg, can I ever get it back?
Hey everyone, I'm feeling so stupid right now. I met someone on social media, we chatted for weeks, and they convinced me to put my savings into a 'fixed deposit' on this platform called CoinEgg. They showed me these amazing returns every day, much higher than any bank. I started with a small amount, saw the 'profits,' and then moved almost all of my crypto holdings, about $15,000 USD worth of USDT and ETH. Now, I can't withdraw anything. The 'customer service' is saying I need to pay a 15% tax upfront before they release my funds. I didn't even know crypto fixed deposits had taxes like that. My 'friend' has ghosted me. I'm in Quebec, Canada, and I just don't know what to do. Is there any way to get my funds back from CoinEgg? I'm absolutely devastated. It's literally my life savings.
Lost pretty much everything to 'CoinEgg' after meeting someone on a language exchange app. What now?
Feeling like such an idiot, honestly. I met this guy, Daniel, on a language exchange app a few months back. We really connected over learning Spanish, chatting every day, moved onto WhatsApp. He seemed so genuine, always asking about my day, sending me encouraging messages. After a while, he started talking about crypto, like he was doing really well with it. Said he had an 'uncle' who was an expert and could give us tips. He convinced me to try this platform called CoinEgg. I started with a small amount, saw it 'grow', so I put in more. Then he pushed me to move my pension into it, saying it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Now, all my money is gone. CoinEgg just wiped everything, and I can't reach him. I feel absolutely shattered, emotionally and financially. I'm in Waterford, Ireland. What can I even do? Is there any point reporting this? Is it truly gone forever?
Tinder crypto scam - my 'future' vanished after I invested in 'CoinEgg.' What now from Germany?
I really don't know where to start. I met someone amazing on Tinder a few months ago, we chatted for ages, really seemed to connect. I thought this was it, you know? She eventually brought up cryptocurrency, said she was doing really well with this platform called CoinEgg. She was super convincing, showed me screenshots of her 'profits' and everything. Eventually, I put in about 8,000 euros, mostly from my savings, expecting to double it like she said. We were even talking about next steps, planning a future. Then, about a week ago, I tried to withdraw some funds because I needed to pay for something unexpected. The platform wouldn't let me. Kept saying I needed to pay a 'tax' or 'upgrade my account' or something ridiculous. And she, my 'future partner,' just disappeared. Blocked me everywhere. I'm gutted, financially and emotionally. I've heard about these 'pig butchering' scams. Is that what happened? Is there any way to get my money back or even report this properly from Germany? I feel so stupid and embarrassed.
My 'future partner' from a travel app scammed me with a fake crypto platform. What can I do from Australia?
i'm just... heartbroken and empty. met someone really charming on a travel app a few months back. we talked for hours every day, felt like i really connected with him. he slowly, slowly introduced me to crypto investing, said he had a 'mentor' who shared amazing insights. it was all so natural, not pushy at all initially. then he convinced me to put money into this platform, 'CoinEgg'. everything looked legit, i saw my 'profits' growing quickly. he even sent me a screenshot once of a massive withdrawal he supposedly made. so i put in more, emptied my savings, even took out a small loan. now, of course, i can't withdraw anything. my 'manager' on Coinegg just keeps asking for taxes or fees. and he, my 'partner', has ghosted me. i know it sounds stupid now, but i really thought he loved me. I'm in Hobart, Australia. what can i even do? i've lost almost 30k AUD.
Lost all my USDC to a fake CoinEgg exchange site, can I get it back?
i'm so disheartened. i met someone online, they seemed really nice, we talked for months. then they introduced me to crypto trading, specifically this platform they called 'CoinEgg'. it looked legit, i swear, like a proper exchange. i put in what i thought was small money at first, about 2000 USD, converted it to USDC and 'traded' it. the profits looked amazing, so i put in more, and more, until i had over 15,000 USDC. i was so excited, thinking i was set. but then i tried to withdraw, and they kept asking for 'tax fees' and 'unlocking charges'. i paid some of those too, which was so stupid in hindsight. now i can't access anything and the person disappeared. is there any way to trace this or get my money back? i feel so foolish.
My savings gone after a 'refund' from 'Funds Recovery Group' turned into another scam, any hope?
Ugh, i'm so mad at myself. I got scammed out of a good chunk of crypto last year, like about 10k EUR, on some pig-butchering platform (CoinEgg, i think it was called? The site's down now anyway). I was trying to block it out. Then a few weeks ago, I got this email, looked kinda official, saying they were from some 'Funds Recovery Group' and they'd found my lost funds and just needed a small fee to release them. I was desperate, you know? I wired them like 1500 EUR, thinking it was finally over. Now they've stopped replying, and the email address just bounces. It feels like I've been scammed twice. Is there any actual way to get *anything* back now? My partner is just shaking her head, I don't even know what to tell her.
My 'new boyfriend' from WhatsApp tricked me into fake crypto on CoinEgg. Now all my savings are gone. What can I do from France?
Okay so I'm completely devastated. I met this guy on social media a few months ago, and we moved to WhatsApp. He was so sweet, really charming, talked about our future together over here in France... it felt so real. He slowly, very slowly, started talking about crypto investments he was making, how much money he was earning. He convinced me to try with a small amount on this platform called CoinEgg. He helped me set it up, showed me fake profits. I ended up putting in almost all of my savings, like tens of thousands of euros. Now the 'customer service' on CoinEgg is demanding insane fees to withdraw, and he's vanished. I feel so stupid, so exposed. I'm in Lyon. What can I even do here? Has anyone in France dealt with this? Is there any hope to get my money back or even just report this properly?
My 'new mentor' from a professional network got me with a fake crypto platform, now what?
I really feel like such an idiot. I met this person, 'Anna', through a professional networking group online, not even a dating app, like a real, legit group for people in my industry. We started chatting about career development, then she mentioned how she'd diversified her investments into crypto and was making serious passive income. She introduced me to this platform, CoinEgg, and showed me screenshots, walk-throughs... it all seemed so professional and legit, like something an actual financial advisor would recommend. I transferred about 7,000 euros in phases over two months. Saw my 'portfolio' grow, even 'withdrew' a small amount (like 50 euros) to my Revolut to test it, which worked! So I put in more. Now they're asking for a 'tax payment' to release my full balance, which is apparently over 15,000 euros. I can't reach Anna anymore, the website is still up but my account is frozen. I feel sick to my stomach. Is there anything at all I can do from France? I'm so embarrassed but I need help.
Met a 'financial analyst' on Tinder, now my savings are gone from CoinEgg. Any hope for recovery?
I seriously don't know where to start. I met this guy on Tinder like three months ago, seemed really sweet, charming, you know? He talked a lot about crypto and eventually he convinced me to 'invest' with him on a platform called CoinEgg. He showed me screenshots of huge profits, talked me through setting up accounts, everything. I started with a small amount, saw it 'grow', and then put in everything I had saved, about $15,000. Now, all of a sudden, I can't log in. His number's disconnected, and the CoinEgg site just says 'account maintenance' for days. I feel so stupid and heartbroken. I trusted him. Is there anything I can even DO? I'm in LA, and I've reported it to my bank, but they just said it was an authorized transfer. I'm just hoping for any advice, anything at all.
My 'mentor' from a professional network scammed me with a fake crypto platform, now what?
ugh, I'm so embarrassed. I met this guy through a professional networking group online – not LinkedIn, but similar, focused on career development. He seemed super legit, really knew his stuff about marketing, and we talked for weeks. He slowly started bringing up crypto investments, saying he had an 'inside track' on this platform called CoinEgg that was generating amazing returns. He even showed me screenshots, looked really convincing. He was so patient, walked me through setting up an account, even helped me with the first few small deposits. I put in about $12,000 of my savings, saw the 'returns' going up daily on the platform – even did one small withdrawal to prove it worked, which it did! But when I tried to pull out a larger amount, suddenly there were 'taxes' and 'fees' and then my account was locked. He's ghosted me. I just feel so stupid. Is there anything I can even do now? I'm in Phoenix, Arizona, so I guess I'd report to the FBI? But will it even matter for CoinEgg?
My 'mentor' from a professional network scammed me with a fake crypto platform, now what?
I'm gutted. Met this amazing, seemed-like-a-real-deal person on a professional networking site – you know, the kind where everyone's supposed to be legit? We chatted for weeks about career stuff, then they steered me towards this crypto investment platform, CoinEgg they called it. Showed me charts, 'guaranteed' returns, all that jazz. I started small, saw the numbers go up, and got greedy, tbh. Ended up putting in a significant chunk of my savings, thinking I was building my future. Now, the account's locked, my 'mentor' disappeared, and all the money's just gone. I tried contacting their 'support' but no reply. I'm in Australia, Canberra. I feel so stupid and embarrassed. What are my options? Is there anything I can even do from here, or is it just a hard lesson learned?
Met someone seemingly genuine on LinkedIn, now my 'investments' in CoinEgg are gone. What next from Singapore?
I really can't believe I fell for this. I met 'Alex' on LinkedIn, seemed super professional, talked about career goals, family, all that. We moved to WhatsApp, and after a few weeks, they started talking about crypto investments, specifically urging me to put money into CoinEgg. They showed me these amazing 'returns' and I was so convinced it was legitimate because, well, LinkedIn! I put in about S$15,000, which is honestly most of my savings. Now, I can't log into CoinEgg, WhatsApp messages aren't delivering, and the LinkedIn profile is gone. I feel so stupid and betrayed. I've reported it to the Singapore police already, but what else can I do? Is there any way to trace my funds? I just feel so lost.
CoinEgg scam - I can't withdraw my crypto. Is this a pig butchering scam?
I met someone online, on like, a dating app. We talked for months, they seemed really nice, always asking about my day. After a while, they started talking about crypto investments, specifically with CoinEgg. Said they'd been making good money, sending me screenshots and stuff. I decided to try it with a small amount of Bitcoin, and it actually went up pretty fast, or so the app showed. I tried to withdraw a small profit, like 100 EUR, and it worked! Ngl, that made me trust it more. So I put in a lot more, like, close to 10k EUR in various cryptos, mainly BTC and ETH. Now I tried to withdraw a larger sum, and they're asking for a 'tax payment' of 20% of my total balance before I can withdraw anything. This feels super scammy now. My gut is screaming I've been conned. Is CoinEgg a known scam? Have I totally lost everything to this pig butchering thing?
My 'new friend' from Signal convinced me to invest in a 'stable' platform. Lost 8k. Any hope for reporting from NL?
I really feel stupid now, but I met this person through a mutual online group, then we moved to Signal. We talked for months, very casual, they seemed really nice. Then they started talking about this stable crypto investment platform, 'CoinEgg Pro' it was called. They showed me screenshots, everything looked legit. I put in a small amount, it grew, I even withdrew a tiny bit to test it. Then I invested my savings, about 8000 euros. They kept pushing for more, but then suddenly, I couldn't log in. They blocked me on Signal. I've tried contacting the platform but no response. I'm in the Netherlands, what can I even do? I'm heartbroken and ashamed.
My 'new partner' convinced me to invest in CoinEgg and now I've lost years of savings. What do I do?
I'm just... completely devastated. I met someone online a few months ago, and we really clicked. He was so charming and attentive, and he seemed genuinely interested in me. After a while, he started talking about crypto, saying he had this amazing opportunity with CoinEgg, and how much money he was making. He badgered me gently to put in a little, just to see. I started with a small amount, and it actually grew really fast, which made me trust him even more. Then he convinced me to take out a loan and put in almost all my savings, about low five figures. Now, I can't withdraw anything. He's ghosted me. I feel so stupid and broken. Is there any hope at all of getting some of this back? I'm in Montreal.
My 'online girlfriend' scammed me with a fake crypto platform, now she's asking for a 'tax' to withdraw. Is this another trick?
I met this woman, 'Anna', on Facebook a few months ago. She was so sweet, we talked every day, had video calls, everything felt real. She slowly started talking about crypto investing, showing me screenshots of her 'profits' on this platform called CoinEgg. I started with a small amount, then kept putting more in, about 15,000 CAD in total. Now, I tried to withdraw some of the profits, and the platform says I owe a 20% 'tax' to the government before I can get my money out. Anna is pushing me to pay it, saying it's standard. My bank, Desjardins, already gave me a weird look when I transferred the last bit. I'm feeling really sick about this. Is this tax thing legit, or am I just getting scammed again? I really need help knowing what to do. My heart is completely broken.
I'm heartbroken and broke after 'Grace' from WhatsApp turned out to be a pig-butchering scam – what now?
I really don't even know where to begin. i feel like such an idiot. i met this woman, 'Grace,' through a random WhatsApp message back in November. she was so sweet, seemed genuine. we talked every single day, for hours sometimes. she seemed to be living a great life, always talking about her trading investments and how much she was making, saying she wanted to help me too. she convinced me to invest in this crypto platform, 'CoinEgg'. started small, made some 'profits', was even able to withdraw a little at first. so i put in more. and more. everything. my life savings, even took out a personal loan. now i'm locked out, they're demanding a huge 'tax' to withdraw. it was tens of thousands. i'm in Calgary, Canada. what can I even do? Is there any way to get my money back or at least report this effectively so it doesn't happen to anyone else?