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Tgtradfc Vip Scam Crypto Trading: Avoid This Fake Platform

Adam Smith
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Tgtradfc vip – or Tiger Trade as it’s also known – is a fake crypto trading platform that’s used as part of a pig butchering scam.

While the platform itself may look genuine, it’s actually a simple cookie cutter template that has no real functionality and is purely designed to con investors into parting with their cash.

Victims are usually approached at random online through either social media platforms or dating websites, befriended then encouraged to invest in a crypto scheme offering fantastic returns.


The scammers will use a number of tricks to convince the victim to invest, including emotional blackmail and the threat of walking away from the relationship.

Once the victim has piled enough money into the scheme, their account will suddenly be blocked.

The only way of getting their money back, so they’re told, is by paying the scammers exorbitant fees – but this money is stolen as well.

Sites like Tgtradfc spring up frequently and operate for a few months before being shut down.

How do I spot a fake crypto site like Tgtradfc?

Crypto platforms like this can appear genuine to the casual observer or someone not familiar with trading, but scratch beneath the service and you’ll find a lot wrong with them.

Here’s a few things to look out for:

  • A domain name that was registered recently.
  • Non-functional links.
  • No regulatory, corporate or team information.
  • No contact details other than an email address, possibly a Gmail address.
  • No social media presence.
  • No official apps available in the app stores.
  • A website name that doesn’t match the URL.
  • Poorly written content riddled with spelling mistakes.
  • No real explanation of how the site makes a profit.
  • A companion social media group where people are talking about their success.
  • A very low Domain Authority (DA) score meaning little inbound traffic.

This list is by no means exhaustive, and you should always do your own due diligence, but it’s clear from the above that Tgtradfc is 100% a scam platform.

Is there any way I can my money back from Tgtradfc?

Recovering stolen crypto from scammers is not easy as they go to great lengths to cover their tracks.

However, there are 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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