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    I lost my tuition money ($700) to a fake crypto platform and it’s really depressing

    I honestly don’t know where else to share this.

    I got scammed out of $700 on a site called BINANCE-INV.com. It promised auto trading, daily profit, and easy withdrawals. I believed it, thinking I could earn a little and pull out early.

    That money was supposed to be for my school tuition. When I tried to withdraw, they started asking for more deposits and “upgrades.” That’s when I realized I lost everything.

    I know this was my fault. I feel stupid for falling for it, and it’s been hitting me hard mentally these past few days. I can’t stop thinking about it. I’m sharing this mainly as a warning, please don’t trust platforms like this. There’s no easy money.

    I’m not expecting anything, but if anyone genuinely wants to help, you can message me and I can share details. Online jobs or whatsoever would really help.

    If not, I completely understand. Even just hearing advice or similar experiences would help me feel less alone.

    I lost my tuition money ($700) to a fake crypto platform and it’s really depressing
    byu/Scary-Crow-7441 inCryptoMarkets



    Posted by Scary-Crow-7441

    13 Comments

    1. tinytimmz on

      College isn’t for everyone. Have you ever considered learning how to put the fries in the bag?

    2. Salzus on

      See this as experience and a learning exercise. It sucks right now. But $700 for tuition? The school from the same place you lost your money?

    3. volocom7 on

      Spending $700 on a lesson in scams is education. That was tuition.

      The education you got is going to save you from a potentially way worse situation later in life.

      Life is perspectives

    8. soyuz-1 on

      Anything that’s not a savings bank that promises daily profit is going to be a scam. Sorry for your loss. At least you did get some form of tuition out of it.

    10. RastaBooties on

      You have family, relatives, friends, etc to get $700 from if you really need it for school. Ask your aunt, your uncle, your grandma, no one asks strangers online for money except scammers, gamblers or addicts who know their family would refuse to help them.

    12. bumpgrind on

      Don’t gamble with tuition or money designated for important things (rent, food, etc.).

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