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Fortress AI Train (cryptoaiml[.]vip): what’s been reported

Asked to pay a fee before you can withdraw? Stop and read this first. Here is what was reported about this site, and what you can still do.

What’s on record

Name used
Fortress AI Train
Website
cryptoaiml[.]vip · online when we checked
Reported as
Fake trading platform, investment group scam
Listed by
California DFPI, Crypto Scam Tracker
We last checked

The DFPI lists complaints from consumers. It doesn’t verify the losses. We don’t link to the site itself.

What was reported

A California resident told the DFPI they were invited into a WhatsApp crypto trading group called Fortress AI Train, which directed them to open an account on a linked trading platform. The resident said they deposited money and were then encouraged to pay more to join a "VIP" group. They reported that the platform then emailed them, saying a government regulator had accused their account of market manipulation, and asked for a fine, followed by further fees after the fine was paid. The resident said they have not been able to withdraw their money.

Sound familiar?

What to do now

  1. Don’t pay any more fees to withdraw. Paying doesn’t unlock the money. It usually leads to the next fee.
  2. Save everything. Screenshots, chats, the website address, wallet addresses and transaction IDs.
  3. Report it. To the FBI at ic3.gov, and to the DFPI if you live in California.
  4. Watch for “recovery” offers. If someone contacts you offering to get the money back for an upfront fee, it’s almost always the same scam again.

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