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Someone Has Scammed Me. What Should I Do?
Someone Has Scammed Me. What Should I Do?

Steps to take if you feel you have been scammed

Updated over a week ago

Cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible, if you send cryptocurrency to a third party, you cannot reverse it or stop payment.

When you send cryptocurrency to a blockchain address, you must be certain of the legitimacy of any involved third-party services and merchants, and only send cryptocurrency to entities you trust.

If you feel you have been scammed:

Stop all contact with the scammer

Once you realize you are being scammed, do not continue any communication. Hang up the phone. Don’t reply to emails or letters scammers have sent you. If possible block the scammer from contacting you.

Reset your Coinme password

Go to this link https://account.coinme.com/password enter your email and reset your password. A new password will be sent to your email.

Next Steps

There are many different types of scams please refer to the following article to see what further steps you can take if you feel you have been scammed:

If Scammed in Other Ways:

  • Seek assistance from local law enforcement.

  • Leave a voicemail on our toll-free reporting line: 1-800-944-3405 with your name, Coinme account contact information, and a brief description of the potential scam.

    • This number is in the case of potential fraud or scam only, if you need to contact us regarding other issues select the chat icon in the bottom right.

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