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LIST OF SCAM SITE AS AT AUGUST 2020

Below is a verified list of SCAM Sites gathered by the Central Intelligence Agency as of August 3, 2020.

1-Smartrise
2-hourprime
3-greenblitz
4-FX golden
5-servo finance
6-IOTA invest
7-Cryptagram
8-incomland
9-cashnet
10- InvestOptions
11- Cryto Biss Africa and World
11-Apolo
12-Hoursmore
13-Goldenhub
14-Xbit
15. Cryptochain LTD
16- crypto-evolution
17- Ufo
18- coinmining
19- zezpro
20- crypto-emirates
21- Pesona. biz
22- crypto insight
23- Petro china
24- global crypto Frasers
25- Gold sonic
26- Brickell-global
27- Midjobs
28- coinpros
29- Cloudmining
30- Weet.Itd
31- Getcoin-mining
32- Profit-fast
33- Mani-Best
34- Uno finance
35- Aptinvest
36- Worldmining
37- Buhariki space
38- Wale investment
39- Altana life
40- Luno investment
41- Capital one investment
42- Green-wealth
43- Forex and money
44- Gold.io8
45- Axcessnet- capital
46- CRYPTOMINING.ITD (and not cryptomining.biz, do not confuse)
47- Aloeva club
48- Apextrade
49- Cryptbox
50- Earnhub
51- trachris
52- bemistrade
53- Wcapital
54- Hourrich
55- Genuischange
56- Attonbank
57- Groupconcept
58- Crowd1
59- High Live
60. Alliance ltd.
61.bitcoinsuisse
62. Mygoldev
63. AIA (suponsorized by Tottenham spur.
64. Alcore club.
65. Wazobia Investment
66.sportybet bonus

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*DO NOT INVEST A DIME WITH / IN THEM. IF YOU DO, YOU WILL HAVE YOURSELF TO BLAME.*

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