A Brazilian investor lost his emergency reserve after a colleague encouraged him to invest in a fake “Cryptocurrency Robot”. Angry at being a victim, he spoke to the… live coins and shared his sad case that traumatized him with investments in the cryptocurrency sector.
The investor, who prefers to remain anonymous for security reasons, claims that he is yet another victim of the company DataAi, which made quick and easy profits from the image of cryptocurrencies.
The company claimed on internet pages that it had an investment robot and even opened branches across the country with the figure of Carlos Donizette, the alleged owner.
To learn more about the scheme, the victim met the alleged robot through a colleague at a company he worked for, and decided to invest the day he was fired. According to him, the acquaintance at the time did not announce that he would earn bonuses for the nomination and he believed that the company was solid.
“A colleague of my former company, because on the day of the coup I was fired. He continued to make propaganda by talking about those old stories that General was winning, he had given a little bit of value to see how it worked, and he encouraged me to say it too, even if it had a bit of value too .’
“I invested in fixed income and made an emergency reserve, but lost everything with Cryptocurrency Robot”
Speaking to the report, the Brazilian investor said that after meeting the company with an acquaintance, he decided to invest his contingency reserve in DataAI.
During the years he worked at the company he was fired from, he managed to save R$15,000 as an emergency reserve. Since he was already investing in fixed income, he decided to take a gamble on the alleged robot when the trouble started.
The victim claims that when withdrawing his money, he was surprised by the platform’s notification that additional withdrawal fees had to be paid, something the colleague who reported the robot never informed him.
“Embezzlement does not give Brazil a prison sentence. I lost 15 thousand reais. And in that ad from his (his colleague) he didn’t make it clear that you had to pay a fee to withdraw any amount from the platform.”
At the beginning of May, all DataAí activities were suspended and customers were no longer able to withdraw any amount.
In search of his money, the investor went to a police station and filed a report with the police. According to him, even the digital bank BS2 was involved in the complaint, an institution responsible for processing DataAI transactions in Brazil.
“I followed cryptocurrencies, but after the coup I can’t believe in anything else”
While the robot used the image of cryptocurrencies with no evidence that it actually traded with them, the scam victim claims he no longer believes in the industry after losing his hard-earned money.
He says he is concerned that the coup is trying to continue collecting new victims, with owner Carlos Donizette saying a new platform will open soon.
“I can’t believe they are going to refund these amounts to the boys.”
Through Advertising Aqui, it is possible to see countless reports of other customers who trusted and regretted their assets in DataAI, with more than 200 complaints from victims.
Recently, Record showed the case of a musician who lost everything he had in the business and who claimed to operate a cryptocurrency robot without ever proving his operations to customers.
Livecoins found no DataAI officials to comment on the matter, but the space remains open for demonstrations.
Source: Live Coins
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