Etoroca Scam Crypto Platform Imitates Legitimate Company

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Etoroca is a fake investing and crypto platform designed to scam people out of their funds by stealing the identity of the genuine eToro brand.

The website uses the brand’s name and logo, although offers a completely non-functional platform which does not offer any genuine crypto trading products.

It’s one of a series of scam crypto platforms that appropriates the branding from eToro and will likely last a few months before it becomes well known then it will be shut down.

There are many red flags that reveal Etoroca to be a scam. They include:

• Using branding from a well-known company.
• Dead links without any content behind them.
• Grammatical errors and spelling mistakes across the platform.
• A forced pop-up detailing a scam token.
• No social media presence or mobile apps.
• Various reports online of the platform being a scam.
• A Domain Authority (DA) score of 1.

This, and several other issues, lead to the conclusion that Etoroca is 100% a scam and should be avoided.

What can I do if I’ve been scammed by Etoroca?

You should gather up as much information as possible about what’s happened and report the issue to the authorities in your country.

There are also private companies that might be able to help which I’ve written about here.

If you suspect a site is fake, get in touch.

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