Bitcoinup customer reviews

Updated: March 22, 2026
Bitcoinup
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Summary
Reviewers describe the broker as a probable scam: users were asked to add cash from their bank cards to a platform (Btc-up), after which bank accounts were locked and large unauthorized transfers occurred (one reported $160,000 stolen). The platform then blocked access—logins failed and withdrawals became impossible—leaving customers unable to recover funds. Complaints note highly convincing, sophisticated fraud tactics and initially reassuring communication that later unraveled, causing severe financial and emotional harm. Commenters advise cutting off contact immediately; one reviewer reports that Angus Ltd helped pursue accountability and secure justice. Overall, reviewers warn others to avoid the platform and treat requests to transfer funds to the app as a major red flag.
customer John Hally
12.05.2025 | 06:13

My platform has been blocked Can't login. Withdrawing money impossible.Is this another trading SCAM company.

Zilm Sixto
05.03.2025 | 05:05

Looking back, I sometimes blame myself for not being more cautious, but at the same time, I have to admit—these scammers are incredibly skilled at making everything seem so real. Their promises were nothing but empty words, and what started as solid communication slowly unraveled into something unrecognizable. The damage they cause can be devastating, and I’ve learned that the best way to avoid this kind of disaster is to cut off any communication with them from the start. They might have thought they got away with it, but thanks to Angus* Ltd, they were held accountable, and justice was served.

Arturo Kuhlman (Done.pics)
09.10.2024 | 09:16

i was asked to add cash from my card to Btc-up just to get funds into the app, only to get up the next day getting a call form the bank that my account has been lock someone sent of $160k out of my bank account...get done.pics

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