Yes, until there's a brief explanation, we're left waiting for some kind of reinvestment/crisis, etc... because I don't see the point in a newly arrived exchanger requesting the return of escrow funds, unless they want to change the manager... but anyway, we shall see.

Just in time.

I don't know if it's a coincidence or not but it appears the accused exchange has decided to go offline. Apparently there is a host error


let's give it some hour and see if it gets back online. I am also adding a negative tag on their profile for now but a flag would do better.

Why did you initially lie to us by saying that the funds were in KuCoin and that KuCoin was holding them?



See what you said on Telegram. We contacted KuCoin, and they said they don’t have these funds.



You are a liar and a scammer. Since nothing happened in the previous cases, you won’t get away with this one.

My friend is waiting for his refund. Just return it to the sender’s wallet. We all know you’re the one holding the funds. Where is your company registered? You want to remain hidden, but you don’t want us to? And you’re asking why I hide the images when talking here? That’s hilarious.

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5594560.0

Lizex.io SCAM!

Sad to see scammers start infiltrating swap services and making the new genuine services look untrustworthy to potential clients for fear of being scammed. We saw this with Bitcoin mixers and then in recent times with casinos.

I would say we stick to old-tested and reputable swap services with guarantee deposits for now