Miowex.com took everything and now want more "verification deposits"

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so im down bad this month like really bad and saw this article about drake buying into some new crypto casino called Miowex.com and they had this insane welcome bonus $2500 or something. i deposited $400 (all i had left) and started playing and i couldnt lose. like literally everything was hitting. built it up to almost $30k over 3 days and thought this is it im finally getting up real high for a change
tried to withdraw and they said i need to send $150 in bitcoin to verify my wallet address for security. seemed weird but whatever ive done kyc before so i sent it
now they saying the first verification didnt process right and i need to send $250 more to complete it. support just keeps saying "final verification pending" and wont give me my money
is this normal? has anyone used miowex before? im freaking out here u know
 
look if it smells like shit looks loke shit... well you know
What can i say pal sorry in futere here's common scam education - never send money to "verify" withdrawals, check domain age before depositing,look for licensing informaton:
WHOIS says domain age for Miowex.com about 8 days :(
 
This is textbook advance fee fraud. No different to paying "processing fees" to claim lottery winnings or helping a Nigerian prince transfer funds. The $150 becomes $250 becomes $500 becomes endless.

Three red flags that should have stopped you:
1. Drake doesn't buy into 8-day-old domains
2. No legitimate casino asks for deposits to process withdrawals
3. You "couldn't lose" - the house always has edge

The $30k never existed. The games were rigged to show wins you could never collect. I'm sorry but that $400 is gone, and any additional money sent is gone too. Report it but don't expect recovery. These operations are usually offshore with no real licensing.
 
but the games were real providers i recognized the slots. it wasnt some fake shit
and support was answering me the whole time. they seem legit just having technical issues with the verification system
 
That's part of the scam. Keep you engaged, keep you hopeful, keep you sending money. Real casinos don't require deposits to withdraw. Ever. The "real providers" you saw were likely stolen HTML/graphics made to look authentic. Did you check if the games had proper licensing seals when you clicked on them?
 
Timmy said:
bruh how did you even fall for this 💀💀 6 day old site and you just yeeted $400 at it cause "drake" lmaooo
next time maybe google this shit first fr
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easy for you to say when your not down $12k for the year and squeezed as fuck
i saw an opportunity and took it. yeah it was stupid but don't act like you've never done fucked up moves
 
honestly remind my bf bullshit - sees "opportunity" and ignores every red flag because he wants it to be real
i'm really sorry this happened to you but please don't send any more money. its gone!
 
it's actually pretty impressive OP got this deep in the hole on a scam that's less than a week old. Like the site is literally younger than a head of lettuce in my fridge and they already built a whole fake casino with stolen graphics and everything....
yee these scammers are getting efficient
 
OMG this is why you dont gamble back losses bb 😭 just maybe stick to legal sites with actual licenses instead of random crypto casinos you found from a fake drake article??? also "couldnt lose" should have been your first clue it was fake lol nothing lets you just win like that
 
ok you want it practical here:
1. Do NOT send more money under any circumstances
2. Screenshot everything while you still can access anything
3. Report to Action Fraud if UK, IC3 if US
4. Check your bank/crypto accounts for any other suspicious activity
5. Run malware scan - these sites sometimes install keyloggers

your money is likely gone but documentation helps authorities track these operations. srry this happened but not much you can do now focus on learning to avoid such scammers in future iguess
 
slotking said:
ok you want it practical here:
1. Do NOT send more money under any circumstances
2. Screenshot everything while you still can access anything
3. Report to Action Fraud if UK, IC3 if US
4. Check your bank/crypto accounts for any other suspicious activity
5. Run malware scan - these sites sometimes install keyloggers

your money is likely gone but documentation helps authorities track these operations. srry this happened but not much you can do now focus on learning to avoid such scammers in future iguess
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yeah honestly i already sent another $250 before posting this. now they want another $400 for "premium verification" or some other shit whatever
i know i know im a fucking idiot. not sending anymore
 
you sent MORE money after the first verification didn't work??? Darwin cries now
 
i panicked ok. thought if i just complete what they asking id get my money
hindsight 20/20 and all that
 
you can gather evidence like communication with "support" and any emails they sent, deposits transactions, screenshots of your account/balance, fake article if you can find it - it won't get money back but creates paper trail. also check if anyone else got scammed by same site on here or r/CryptoCurrency
 
pokerslave55 said:
yeah honestly i already sent another $250 before posting this. now they want another $400 for "premium verification" or some other shit whatever
i know i know im a fucking idiot. not sending anymore
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maan the scammers will keep asking until you stop paying. domain gets abandoned after 2-3 weeks when enough people report it
 
so your saying other people fell for this exact thing? makes me feel slightly less stupid i guess.. how much you think they made off this one site?
 
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