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Bitdues.com Review: Impersonating Micheal Saylor

Despite its polished appearance, Bitdues.com is nothing more than a long-com, deception targeting unsuspecting, inexperienced investors.

The platform falsely claims to be directly associated with Michael Saylor with investing in various alt-coins, using these high-profile names to gain instant credibility.

The scammers operating behind Bitdues.com impersonate Michael Saylor and his assistant Emily, contacting victims through social media and online forums for alt-coin pumps.
They convince investors that they are being given exclusive access to a special crypto investment program endorsed by Saylor himself and require 0.01 BTC or its equivalent to join the pump. This tactic exploits the public’s fascination with the tech billionaire and his known involvement with cryptocurrency.

After winning, the profits and locked. Then scammers create various tax schemes and other fees to take more away from the investors who want to unlock their profits.

This type of impersonation scam is becoming increasingly common, preying on emotions and celebrity influence to defraud investors.

23 October 2025
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Bitdues.com is crypto exchange on which…

Bitdues.com is crypto exchange on which I use to trade for some time now. The platform required a premium deposit of around 600$ which I didn't pay yet. But I have started with 50$. I have traded and accumulated about 188 millions usdt. Only today I wanted to make premium deposit and withdrawal but they have blocked my account. Bitdues.com is absolutely scam and people should desist from it. someone may have withdrawn but that maybe small amount. It unbelievable that mycheal saylor is endorsing the platform

14 October 2025
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