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More cryptocurrency spammers and likely scammers, this time Techy Force Cyber Retrieval (spelled Retrievall - now they know of the embarrassing mispelling.) They list a WhatsApp phone number of (561) 726-3697. FYI, most crypto scammers use WhatsApp and Telegram as their communications methods of...

So we have another Bitcoin recovery spammer coming here to sell you on their supposed expertise. Are they another scammer or providing you with fraudulent information? Let's take a look. Before I examine their text, I'll see if I can spot some immediate "tells" and reasons not to trust them...

Not comparable at all in numerous aspects as I'll explain below. Perhaps a better example is a doctor, a lawyer, a surgeon, a plumber, or any skilled person at their craft that provides a noticeable value add that separates the wheat from the chaff. Being able to change a tire and oil does not...

Here is a very interesting article I perused on the First Amendment Audits and Audtiors and should provide greater insight and context. There is a shorter article below and a 66 page PDF with legal citations: Responding to First Amendment "Audits"in the Local Government Context, by Kristi A...

The name "Autopsy" seems to be the most unmarketable name I've ever heard. It's akin to creating a financial institution called Cancer National Bank.

This is an excellent observation and argument, but let's not pretend that the two are so easily compared just because many people have an excellent smartphone camera and suddenly claim to be a journalist when convenient. I don't think anyone would argue that ABC or NBC news is not a bona fide...

This forum is a repository of and response to blockchain and crypto scammers and spammers who have come here trying to solicit new victims and build a reputation in search engines such as Google. We'll take a look at their stories, websites, and any other information posted to help people better...

Another lazy fake story about crypto fraud where someone allegedly loses $23,000 of something called "Tether" also known by its crypto ticker USDT. I'm going to link this to the chain where we debunk "Whisperer Hacker Recovery" and their spamming efforts. Do not be fooled. Do not send money...

Unfortunately the list of Bitcoin and Crypto scams and scammers is far too long for anyone to compile. The ease in generating endless numbers of new Bitcoin addresses (like account numbers) has fueled fraud in numbers that are probably unparalleled. I looked at the article and the website...

Is Finstsmarket.com a fraudulent website and a scam? They dropped several messages across our website so I decided to take a look. The first thing I noticed is that there is no information about this company in their "About" section. Most peculiar to me was a representation that they are...

So here we have multiple spammers and what looks like crypto recovery spammers in the same thread. Is Autopsy Mainnet Recovery (AMR) yet another scammer service provider engaging in fraud? Is Capital Crypto Recovery yet another scammer service provider engaging in fraud? My professional...

Analysis of Crypto Recovery Scammers and Fraudulent and Unethical Practices Is Autopsy Mainnet Recovery (AMR) yet another scammer service provider engaging in fraud? The following is just my opinion, and "autopsy" is probably a good word to use for what may happen to anyone who deals with...

Everything depends upon the context - and I don't think any reputable attorney would say differently as each case is fact specific. Copyright is not trademark and it is typically not possible to copyright just a few words, especially those that may be used generally and are not connected with a...

This may be the laziest crypto scam spammer story I've seen in a while. Couldn't even spend time to try to create something that sounds legitimate. Yet another lame "crypto recovery specialist." Read the replies above debunking all of these services. If you've lost funds, assets or...

For those of you who don't know what these "First Amendment Auditor" videos are, see below. The ease and low cost of digital video an dissemination has created a disconcerting situation that the founders of our constitution likely did not foresee. When the motive and intent for recording a...

"A deed without a name." That comes close to defining the pseudonymous nature that are public blockchains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. These are not to be confused with private blockchains. With public blockchains, account numbers ("wallet addresses") are public. The transactions are public...

So now arrives an alleged victim with an extremely lazy story to attest to the skills of the Great Whip Cybersecurity team. Without much more than a glance about the validity of some unknown sight, she invests over a half a million dollars to double her Bitcoin! Already I don't believe this...

Pig butchering is perhaps the most common scam for enticing victims to send fiat currency, such as US Dollars, and converting it into cryptocurrency for riches they will never receive. It most often involves enticing the victim to invest a small amount of money using a financial institution or...

More spam scam cryptocurrency recovery services. This time "Mighty Hackar Recovery" which mispells hacker. Has a WhatsApp contact? Check. Has a Telegram contact? Check. These are two of the most common telecommunications types for scammers to use. So this crypto expert claims to be "ethical"...

iForce Hacker Recovery has spammed the forum elsewhere and we have debunked their service in the thread below. But they keep coming back for more debunking of their tales of crypto and digital asset recovery...