I came across a Bwin advertisement on Instagram and attempted to place a bet using the username n****. Soon after, I received a message stating that I had “won.” However, to claim my so-called winnings, I was told I had to deposit ₺9,980. I was then contacted on WhatsApp by someone named H* D*****, who pressured me to pay. I explained that I didn’t have the money, but this person escalated the situation by sending threatening messages under another name.
They falsely claimed they would involve lawyers, mentioned my father’s identification details, and threatened legal action unless I paid. Under pressure, I transferred ₺5,000 in a moment of weakness. Initially, they claimed it was accepted, but shortly after, they insisted I pay the rest to finalize the process. I refused, stating I couldn’t afford more, but the threats continued.
Eventually, their tone completely shifted—they became rude, blocked me, and disappeared. I lost both my money and peace of mind. This is an outright scam, and I urge authorities to take action against these fraudulent activities. I want others to be aware and avoid falling victim to such deceptive schemes.
I placed a bet through Bwin using an account under the name a*** g*** found on social media. Initially, they informed me that I had won ₺1,000. However, to receive my winnings, they started demanding various payments in installments through WhatsApp. When I refused to make further payments, they beg...
On August 28, 2025, I was contacted through Instagram by an account under the name “A* A*****”**, claiming to represent Bwin. Through this account, I was persuaded to deposit ₺500 into what I was told was my betting account. However, after the payment, no funds appeared, and instead I was threatened...
I want to report a very serious scam I experienced through an Instagram ad under the name of Bwin. After clicking the ad, I was contacted on WhatsApp where they claimed to sell “live betting coupons.” They sent me a price list and I first paid ₺1,000 via bank transfer. Shortly after, I was told that...
I came across an advertisement on Instagram through a page called “A*. A*****. Turkey10”, claiming to sell betting coupons under the name Bwin. I contacted A* A*** via this page and paid ₺500 for a coupon. However, I was never given any official membership or access to a legitimate platform. About ...
I fell victim to a misleading betting promise on Bwin after seeing an advertisement by a user named HB. They convinced me to deposit ₺1000, assuring me it would be placed on "guaranteed" bets. Desperate and hopeful, I transferred the money to an account under HP. Shortly after, someone named H*D** o...