Hi, someone sent Value tokens to my trustwallet, I got the push notification that I received the fund, but it’s not showing on my balance, I checked the explorer & it shows that it entered my wallet but still nothing shows up after several hours.
Hi, not sure if this is something similar, but I am lost…
I received a token ERC20 with a substantial amount of USDT, but the value is 0. Also my balance remained 0.
As I did not have a clue what to do with this, I contacted someone via a crypto related facebook-group, and got in contact with someone.
I was informed to add ETH, so the added liquidity would release the USDT, and I could withdrawl the USDT amount.
I have added in total over 3k euro of ETH to the token via uniswap in several swaps, but the value remains 0, now I was informed that I needed just one more swap, and the USDT would be ready to withdrawal.
As my hopes were high, and I really need that money, I simply do not have the amount available to add, as all the money I had + a small loan is in it…
So I asked how to reverse the transfers, I was told that it is not possible to retrieve the ETH, only if I do that last swap I receive the USDT.
Please help as I need my money back, or have the token USDT released so I can live this month, what is happening?!
@THE_HUIG That unfortunately sounds like a scam.
I would assume the person providing help has phished your assets or you lost them through a malicious website.
Via uniswap I had to connect my wallet swap liquidity ETH to the token address 0x1A55d9A8b9172ff73228C273d07ACb861C6C3cD9
This would add liquidity to the USDT and after enough ETH swapped into the address the USDT would become available to withdrawl. Looked plausible to me at the time, but now I am not so sure… I just needed to make one more swap of around 500 euro worth of ETH and I should have been the owner of the USDT balance. Honestly the reason why I haven’t done this is because I dont have any options left to obtain that money right now, I am broke… Bit I guess I have put my trust in the wrong person, and believe I have been scammed a second time… May I conclude this?