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Report status: Unverified Risk
Risk level: High
Last reviewed: June 2023
Category: Fake trading platform
Evidence Reviewed
- Operator identity: not found — no company, team, or responsible entity disclosed
- Registered legal entity: not found — no company registered at provided address
- Trading license: not found
- Active domains: at least 6 websites found — screenshots reviewed, inconsistent information across all
- Geographic restrictions: platform states it does not service clients from a broad list of countries — reviewed and documented below
- Fee structure: contradictory — some domains state no fees, others disclose commissions — reviewed below
- Trustpilot: profile reviewed — issues identified, documented below
- Physical address: provided and investigated — no registered company found
- Customer testimonials: reviewed — could not be independently verified
Open QuestionsOpen Questions
g>Which jurisdiction, if any, is the platform authorized to operate in? Geographic restrictions exclude a large number of countries but no jurisdiction where the platform is licensed was identified.Do not deposit before completing independent verification. Open questions above could not be resolved from publicly available sources.
Crypto Comeback Pro is an automated cryptocurrency trading platform. ScammerWatch reviewed publicly available information including domain structure, geographic restrictions, fee documentation, Trustpilot data, and physical address claims. The findings include several open questions that could not be resolved from publicly available sources.
Domain Analysis — A>Domain Analysis — At Least 6 Identified Domains
-block-paragraph">We started our investigation as we always do – with a simple Google search. Now, it is of the utmost importance to be persistent and check the second, third, and fourth pages.The positive reviews on some pages pushed other domains to lower search result pages to those pages. So we have uncovered at least six “official” websites for Crypto Comeback Pro. There could, of course, be more.
But one of these proved to be more interesting than the others.
We Do Not Service Clients Fr>We Do Not Service Clients From… Well, Anywhere
on clause found on Crypto Comeback Pro domains is documented here as a verifiable evidence item. ScammerWatch reviewed the listed restricted countries. No jurisdiction where the platform is authorized to operate was identified.When we originally stumbled upon one of these “official” Crypto Comeback Pro websites, we got a notice that they do not service clients from the US.
But, technology being what it is these days, we quickly changed our IP address using a VPN. So we pretended to be from Europe, Asia, North America, most of the countries where trading is extremely popular and regulated. And also from some where it is unregulated.
But we always got the same message. Here are a few examples:
It appears as if they do not accept clients from… well, anywhere.
Crypto Comeback Pro Features –>Crypto Comeback Pro Features – There Are Fees, There Are No Fees
>After a while, it gives one a headache to try and keep up with so many different websites, claims, and promises. So we will quickly go through the alleged offer, as we see no point in explaining it since it is all a sham.There are no fees, absolutely none, according to two of their websites. They want to make trading possible for everyone, we suppose, out of the goodness of their hearts.
Oh, but wait, there are fees and commissions on other websites. A 2% commission fee. And our favorite, really: Are there any fees? Yes, to pay the expenses. But how much exactly? A very small percentage.
Then, there’s the demo. On one of the websites, they offer it, which is relatively common. It is free, which is also pretty standard.
But on another website, they don’t think you need it, and they even say so.
You can earn up to $800 daily or $2000 weekly. Wait, that doesn’t add up. Well, it only depends on which website you consult. On one it’s twice as much, on another… well, who knows.
The rest of the info is the standard lies they tell: their software works with 99.4% accuracy, it takes the 0.01s time loop to its advantage, the support operates 24/7, etc.
Such incredible earnings attract clients to other sites of this well-known scam network:
Customer Testimonials — Not Independently Veri>Customer Testimonials — Not Independently Verified
andard with these websites, they put satisfied customers’ reviews on display.
But, they are all fake. The users’ photos are actually downloaded from the stock images websites, as proven below.
This technique is also used by:
The Crypto Comeback Pro Website Is a Bit Problematic o>The Crypto Comeback Pro Website Is a Bit Problematic on Trustpilot
the evidence of a scamming crypto bot, one would think is enough. But we did not stop here. Instead, we hopped over to Trustpilot to see what the users say there.And we found very little information there. But what was even more interesting is their website linked to the Trustpilot account.
As shown in the image above, they stated this domain to be this website. But when we clicked on it, it took us to a different domain:
This just added to the pile of evidence their whole operation is a scam. But we also wanted to check that other website, so we tried the URL and got nowhere:
Given the fact that this is their only Trustpilot account, we were hoping they would put more effort into making it look legit.
Similar Trustpilot reviews have several scam crypto bots we have written about:
No Company Registered to This Address
No Company Registered to This Addressot, we also checked the address they provided for the company.
And, surprise, surprise, it’s fake. There is no company in the UK’s government database registered to this address.
Trustpilot Reviews — Issues Identified
Trustpilot Reviews — Issues Identifiedtook a look at the only four reviews of Crypto Comeback Pro that exist on Trustpilot. And they do not instill confidence.
First of all, these people have only ever posted there once. This in itself isn’t much of a problem, but they lack credibility, to start.
Secondly, and more importantly, their reviews are labeled “Invited”. This means that the company has solicited the reviews directly from the “users”.
All of this combined with the abundance of evidence we found against Crypto Comeback Pro leads us to conclude that these reviews are fake.
Verification Status
Risk level: High. At least 6 domains using >Verification Statusame were identified with inconsistent information across all. The platform states it does not service clients from a broad list of jurisdictions — no jurisdiction where it is authorized to operate was identified. Fee information is contradictory across domains. No registered company was found at the physical address provided. Operator identity could not be found. Customer testimonials could not be independently verified.
Open questions documented above could not be resolved from publicly available sources. If you have information that resolves any of these open questions — including the operator identity, jurisdiction of authorization, or fee structure — or if you have experienced withdrawal difficulties or deposit loss, submit evidence at scammerwatch.com/report-a-scam .
FAQs on Crypto Comeback Pro
Crypto Comeback Pro is most definitely a scam! They make ridiculous promises about returns, there are multiple websites and fake reviews. You should not trust this crypto trading bot.
Crypto Comeback Pro is not a safe investment. They are a scamming platform designed to trick people into thinking it is a trading bot. You most definitely should not invest with this bot.
Crypto Comeback Pro is not a trading bot. It is a fraud to make you think you can trade crypto, while they take away your money through offshore brokers.
You cannot make money with Crypto Comeback Pro, as it is a scam. You should avoid this platform and any similar fraudulent websites, as you will only lose your hard-earned money.
