Description

I first encountered this scam through what appeared to be a legitimate advertisement on Facebook or Instagram. Shortly after clicking the ad, I was contacted via WhatsApp and invited to a group called “H2010 Stellar Vision Wealth Navigation.” Within the group, members Mitchell Ashcroft and Evelyn Langley promoted Bitmacoin as a high-yield, legitimate cryptocurrency trading platform connected to “Stellar Vision Capital.” They claimed participants could earn 20 percent or more in weekly returns through something they called a “Quantitative Intelligence System” and “MMP Plan.” After depositing Bitcoin and trading for several months—growing my account to over $15,000—my funds were suddenly labeled as “occupied” and transferred into an ICO without my authorization. When I attempted to withdraw, Bitmacoin “support” (using phone number +1 (786) 550-3243) informed me that my balance had been “allocated” to tokens through an alleged “auto-purchase feature” and could not be released. This occurred immediately after they reversed my withdrawal request and added ICO tokens I never agreed to purchase, effectively locking up my funds. Each explanation from their representatives contradicted the previous one, and despite multiple attempts, they refused to process any withdrawal or refund. All communication took place through WhatsApp chats using identical scripts, fabricated transaction screenshots, and coordinated responses from multiple U.S. phone numbers. None of the individuals involved provided verifiable identification, business credentials, or official documentation to substantiate the legitimacy of Bitmacoin or Stellar Vision Capital.