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  • Report:  #1491376

Complaint Review: Robert Kim

Robert Kim bitcoin-fund-manager.com, bitcoinsignals.org Robert Kim Serial Crypto Trading Scammer Strikes Again

  • Reported By:
    Caro — NM United States
  • Submitted:
    Thu, February 06, 2020
  • Updated:
    Sat, February 08, 2020

Robert Kim, the YouTube crypto trading “expert” and owner of bitcoin-fund-manager.com, just scammed me out of my life savings!  He is an expert con artist, orchestrating his scam in a serial manner, incorporating fake trading platforms, confidence game, payment ransom, fake banks, and laundering of $13 million USD cash sourced from Colombia. 

Please suspend all judgment about how I got suckered into this for now and read on.  It is essential that he is banned from all social media and web sites operations on the internet and prevented from stealing more money from investors. 





Kim is an American born citizen, currently based in Seoul, Korea.  He has been accused of serial cons in the US until around 2010, and then started the con game again in South Korea (details are provided by another victim/concerned citizen at www.robertkim-scam-korean,american-conman.blogspot.com).  Around 2017, Kim started up www.bitcoin-fund-manager.com which offers free and paid subscription daily technical analysis updates as well as managed trading through API. 

He often warns viewers on his YouTube videos to not give anyone bitcoin to invest and be careful of imposters making personal contacts through social media.  However, he is the “imposter” and I have video proof! Kim “manages” crypto trades through his fake trading platform, Gluxtrade.com.  He shows enticing profits before demanding a 15% pay in advance profit. 

He then shows huge profits, but they are never accessible, using blockchain wallet non-spendable funds with no private key.  Kim then creates a fake shipping company (www.121courier.site) to send a shipping manifest showing that the profits are being sent in US dollars.  Similar to the puppy shipping scam, the shippers have many problems and continue to demand more money to get the shipment past customs. 

Once he has drained the investor of money on each phase of the scam, he goes to a new one.  He uses fake banking apps (www.standerdquity.com, onlinecrownbank.com) to show the huge profit in an account but then requires VAT fees to transfer the funds.  When he has finally exhausted all of the investor’s funds and patience, he celebrates his victory by texting f-you gifs while claiming that the investor is naïve!   

 

1 Updates & Rebuttals


Jim

Anaheim,
United States

Hard To Suspend Judgment

#2Consumer Comment

Fri, February 07, 2020

But let's put that aside for the moment.  Cryptocurrency and bitcoins are completely untracable which means the value can easily be stolen and no one who deals in cryptocurrency hands funds off to someone else for that specific reason. 

A hacker can actually find your bitcoins on your computer and steal it without you even figuring it out.  So when you give cryptocurrency to someone for investment (LOL) purposes, you are seriously giving someone all of your money.  Anyone who tells you that he isn't a scammer, is a liar.  Cryptocurrency will eventually be determined as the REAL scam, but I digress....

The scam then shows you all of these profits you earned through the investment.  Of course, since it is all a scam, all of the profits are a fake as well; the readings are programmed in by the scammer as a way to try and get you to invest more.  When you try to take the money out, of course, the thief has already pocketed your money, so they tack on a huge surcharge to dissuade you to withdraw.

It isn't until you realize it's impossible for you to withdraw funds without paying out all of your profits.  Even if you decide to take your funds out at a loss, you never get the funds because of course the funds are gone.  No one can ban him from the internet because there is no internet police.  Even if YouTube can ban him, they are more concerned with political speech than someone claiming profits, so they won't act since he pays YouTube to stay on.  It becomes sort of impossible for YouTube to police a subscription payer since they're conflicted.

Now, you were stupid to give your entire life savings to something so risky.  You NEVER take your life savings and invest in something so incredibly foolish.  The fact you decided to invest all of your savings with one person....especially a scammer.....  Talk about reverse wealth redistribution!!

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