Problem Beware of the ex4mq4 Decompilation Scam Sites

[mcnjj]

mq4 decompiling scam site list

buffett.capital
ex4tomq4.cc
ex4tomq4.pro


The fraud method is said to initially request $2500 for decompiling costs, and if you hesitate, you can get a discount by e-mail.

If there is no response, I will send you an email several times and send you a decompile for the final 50 dollars.

When i reached a small amount, I asked how to pay through chat.

Tell them the address of the coin to be sent and Google how much ripple they need to transfer $50 to them.

As soon as he sent 126 XRP coins equivalent to 50 dollars, he showed a new $250 estimate and asked why he sent fewer coins at will.

In the end, he only sent 50 dollars, so he told me to send more, and if I send more, I will cheat more, and if I don't, he ignores me as a crazy person and closes the chat.

It is said that refunds are also possible, but the refund period for coins received in one minute is 180 days.

I'm going to do this on behalf of many people who want mql5.com and decompile.

I tried it for the purpose of making YouTube videos.

Don't be fooled by the decompiling site, but learn coding hard to produce an automatic trading program.

I will also upload a link when I produce a detailed YouTube video about the fraud method I saw later.

Everyone, don't be fooled by the fraudulent websites.

 

[FxMaster]

mq4 decompiling scam site list

buffett.capital
ex4tomq4.cc
ex4tomq4.pro


The fraud method is said to initially request $2500 for decompiling costs, and if you hesitate, you can get a discount by e-mail.

If there is no response, I will send you an email several times and send you a decompile for the final 50 dollars.

When i reached a small amount, I asked how to pay through chat.

Tell them the address of the coin to be sent and Google how much ripple they need to transfer $50 to them.

As soon as he sent 126 XRP coins equivalent to 50 dollars, he showed a new $250 estimate and asked why he sent fewer coins at will.

In the end, he only sent 50 dollars, so he told me to send more, and if I send more, I will cheat more, and if I don't, he ignores me as a crazy person and closes the chat.

It is said that refunds are also possible, but the refund period for coins received in one minute is 180 days.

I'm going to do this on behalf of many people who want mql5.com and decompile.

I tried it for the purpose of making YouTube videos.

Don't be fooled by the decompiling site, but learn coding hard to produce an automatic trading program.

I will also upload a link when I produce a detailed YouTube video about the fraud method I saw later.

Everyone, don't be fooled by the fraudulent websites.

Why didn't you get suspicious in the first place?

 

[FxMaster]

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[walkingCorpse]

I testify to the accuracy of this review, and I wish I had seen it before. I desperately needed decompilation of an ex4 to mql4, and I was bloody scammed by buffet.capital scam site, of $250. The scam artist on the chat started with $50 for decompilation, gave me an unreadable junk file and said it takes another $50 to make it readable, which I paid. Then the scumbag demanded another $50 for "NDA", even though it made no sense, as in, who is agreeing to what, if anything, he is asking me to pay for him breaking some NDA, which is funny. Like an idiot I relented and paid, then the incest-born demanded another $50 to unlock it even though it was only locked to my own mt4 account number. I gave in and paid, thinking this would be the last of it. Then the excrement-eater demanded another $50 to fix bugs even though I said I would handle the bugs myself, but the greedy scoundrel would not agree and kept on arguing. So I paid another $50 as I had already shelled out $200. After devouring $250, now the cuck said he needed the dll file or else I would need to pay another $2500. I asked for a refund and the unemployed basement dweller with an internet connection said it would be another 180 working days as per his mother-conjugal "policy", and to contact him after that much time if still not paid. I asked how I would identify myself the next time I came in, since the chat didn't ask as much as my name or my email address nor anything, the man that lives off stolen money replied that my "i.p address" would identity me the next time I came in. Alarm went off only at this point in my head, confirming this is a confirmed scam, and when I shouted, he quickly ended the chat.