We have to be careful, especially when the money is going to be discussed. We must be careful and should not immediately believe in these. Because many scammers are now aggressively doing everything to steal our bitcoins.

It's very good that you created this topic. I think scammers should be in prison. We need to help each other. And warn about scammers !!!

Yes, the idea was to warn about this specific website but I think we can turn this post in to "Scam warning territory". In a perfect world will be good if we can "hit" them somehow and stop their scammer websites in the very beginning but will be hard to do this and authorities do not co-operate when hearing "crypto". They want only TAX from your incomes... nothing more... nothing less...

There are a lot of scamming schemes on bitcoin and the only thing that i can i advice is to do research on anything before you start investing or giving out any of your information into a project. Keep safe guys and girls we are on our own on this journey.

It's not the only problem these cryptos gambling or whatever websites. There is a big scamming process in the newly released coins as well! Most of them release something, most people don't read the White papers some of the coins don't have any! and start mining or buying coins in some stupid world unknown exchanges with a volume of $100 for a week... But at the end the main reason to create this "coins" is one - sell Masternodes for BTC and this is even bigger SCAM than this website!

Please! There is no guarantee that some coin promoted here in ANN page is legit! Examples are hundreds, unfortunately...

Please change topic to "crypto-home or crypto-home.info scam" to make it visible on search engines.

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Or to hollycrypto.info or to whatever their next name will be 

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Changed. Thanks for the advice.

Now when I enter their URL, it redirects me to https://hollycrypto.info/.

Seems like the scammer is constantly changing their web address but their site still contains the exact same content in order to scam people. Did you get scammed yourself? How was the scam conducted from their part?

I feel like you may have been victim to a fake withdrawal scam, where someone approaches you saying that they need help with withdrawals, asking you to send them actual bitcoins while handing over their balance on one of those phishing sites. Obviously, you'll never be able to withdraw that balance from the site. Let me know if that was how they scammed you.

But either way, if any exchange asks you to pay for a membership and/or has gambling functions on their site, most likely they're scams. Regulated exchanges that are legit never do that.