Fastchain Scam Crypto Recovery Service

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Fastchain cc is a scam crypto agency which claims to offer blockchain analytics and crypto scam fund recovery but is actually fake.

The platform has been designed to resemble a legitimate recovery services and to the untrained eye it’s difficult to tell whether it’s real or not.

But scratch beneath the surface and it becomes clear that not all is as it seems and that Fastchain is actually a scam.

How to spot the Fastchain scam

There are multiple issues that suggest this site is operating fraudulently.

They include:

• Cold calling people who’ve previously been caught up in crypto scam.
• A very new domain name with a Domain Authority (DA) score of 1, the lowest possible.
• This new domain and low score is contradicted by information on the site which claims it was established in 2018.
• The platform features passages of text that are clearly scraped from other sites and do not relate to Fastchain.
• The platform claims to be based in the UK, but the domain has been registered with a company in Iceland.
• The platform claims to have more than 150,000 users in over 100 countries yet the domain was one month old at the time of writing.
• There are no reviews or mentions of the platform on any of the major review sites.
• The platform has no social media presence or official apps.
• There are multiple grammatical and spelling mistakes across the platform.
• The site features dead links throughout.

Looking at the above, it’s clear that Fastchain cc is a scam crypto recovery platform.

I’ve already given money to Fastchain – can I get it back?

The scammers are clever at hiding their identities and ensuring the crypto is moved around wallets to make it difficult to follow.

The first thing you should do is detail everything that’s happened and report it the police or scam 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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