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Nexus wallet is a scam app the support system is very poor,I was able to find my funds in blockchain explorer by myself and when I asked for transaction id I got no response and my funds have been deducted obviously by them,now they are ignoring my emails,it's been 2weeks full nw
Scam app, it keeps synchronizing forever and you will never be able to see your money.
Utilizing a web address on my profile picture to lodge a complaint allowed me to get my funds back.
Got a random message from "Nexus Bot" informing me i won 0.2 BTC all i had to do was signup. I signed up and later I was told to make a deposit to activate and make use of the account which sound reasonable as I can't just get the BTC just like that. In short , it was all scam . I got scammed of 1.2BTC in total. But got all my BTC back from every penny through the help of an expert whose details is on my profile .
Also received scam discord message.
Do not fall for it.
Same thing as other person has said got a random discord message from "Nexus Bot" said i won a giveaway of 0.2 BTC all i had to do was signup to nexus-wallet.com, ended up telling me i had to deposit to get the 0.2 BTC
Obvious scam stay away
So I was spending my free day free, and got a DM from a sketchy discord bot named Nexus Bot, which claimed that I won 0.2 BTC and I won't need to do anything else, but redeem my promo code and withdraw my winnings. Unfortunately and obviously, it was a scam. When I registered to the site, I found out that I am required to deposit 0.015 BTC to a site that even Google can't find. When contacted support, was told that it's a system against money laundering and that was, obviously, said in a very Indian-ish English language, which didn't really make any sense - took me a few minutes to realize what was said to me. Nexus-Wallet.com seems to be an absolute scam.
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