BetScam Alert 🚫
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Scammer: @Javier_ReyTipster1
This scammer, “Javier Rey Tipster,” pretends to sell VIP fixed matches and pressured the victim into paying 50 USDT for a “daily VIP game.”
After receiving the money, he suddenly demanded an additional €45–50 “delivery fee”, even though this extra payment was never mentioned before.
When the victim asked for a refund, he refused and began giving excuses like:
“All VIP members know about the delivery fee.”
“Your money has already been used to book the ticket.”
He kept manipulating the victim, avoiding clear answers, and insisting on more payments instead of returning the money.
This scammer also deletes parts of the conversation and uses fake screenshots to appear legitimate.
This scammer, “Javier Rey Tipster,” pretends to sell VIP fixed matches and pressured the victim into paying 50 USDT for a “daily VIP game.”
After receiving the money, he suddenly demanded an additional €45–50 “delivery fee”, even though this extra payment was never mentioned before.
When the victim asked for a refund, he refused and began giving excuses like:
“All VIP members know about the delivery fee.”
“Your money has already been used to book the ticket.”
He kept manipulating the victim, avoiding clear answers, and insisting on more payments instead of returning the money.
This scammer also deletes parts of the conversation and uses fake screenshots to appear legitimate.
SCAMMER: @zenwinnex
Scammer Channel: https://news.1rj.ru/str/+neR6w6rhBSI1MWFk
This scammer pretends to have “fixed games from Africa” and convinces the victim to place bets on his behalf.
When the victim explained he could only bet a smaller amount, the scammer instructed him to place a $50 USD bet on over 3 goals. He repeatedly pressured the victim to send screenshots as proof.
The bet LOST, and immediately after that, the scammer stopped cooperating.
Instead of refunding the $50 — which he requested the victim to stake for him — he simply replied “lose” and then ignored all further messages.
He completely disappeared, never sent the money back, and refused to take responsibility for the bet he himself asked the victim to place.
Scammer Channel: https://news.1rj.ru/str/+neR6w6rhBSI1MWFk
This scammer pretends to have “fixed games from Africa” and convinces the victim to place bets on his behalf.
When the victim explained he could only bet a smaller amount, the scammer instructed him to place a $50 USD bet on over 3 goals. He repeatedly pressured the victim to send screenshots as proof.
The bet LOST, and immediately after that, the scammer stopped cooperating.
Instead of refunding the $50 — which he requested the victim to stake for him — he simply replied “lose” and then ignored all further messages.
He completely disappeared, never sent the money back, and refused to take responsibility for the bet he himself asked the victim to place.
Scammer: @fix1994
Scammer Channel: Fix1994 (don´t have link)
The scammer asked the victim to stake $150–$200 on his “sure game.”, clearly promised compensation if the match lost (“Yes”, “I will compensate you”), but the game lost — and that’s when the scam started.
After the loss:
He refused to pay what he promised.
He kept delaying with excuses like “soon,” “today,” “2 hours,” but never sent any payment.
He repeatedly lied (“Not a liar”, “Will settle you today”) while never paying a single dollar.
This individual never sent the compensation he promised, and continued lying for days while pushing more games.
We’ve already received multiple reports about this same individual. There is a high chance he is connected to the Betconnector scam network that we previously exposed, because the way he Works is really the same
Scammer Channel: Fix1994 (don´t have link)
The scammer asked the victim to stake $150–$200 on his “sure game.”, clearly promised compensation if the match lost (“Yes”, “I will compensate you”), but the game lost — and that’s when the scam started.
After the loss:
He refused to pay what he promised.
He kept delaying with excuses like “soon,” “today,” “2 hours,” but never sent any payment.
He repeatedly lied (“Not a liar”, “Will settle you today”) while never paying a single dollar.
This individual never sent the compensation he promised, and continued lying for days while pushing more games.
We’ve already received multiple reports about this same individual. There is a high chance he is connected to the Betconnector scam network that we previously exposed, because the way he Works is really the same