Activation fees, blocked withdrawals, and worthless tokens
Anchor-Crest put me on a plan I never agreed to, which blocked withdrawals for 30 days. During that month, support contacted me every week saying I needed to deposit more to “activate the API plan,” promising each time it would be the last—then asking again.
When the withdrawal date finally came, they claimed a “plan issue” and demanded $4,000 to fix it, then “reduced” it to $800. I paid the $800. Next they said Bitcoin withdrawals weren’t working, made me create a Base wallet, and sent 15,000 Tedra USD—a worthless token with no market value that I can’t convert. When I questioned it, withdrawal support said the token only shows “no value” because my wallet wasn’t “activated,” and asked for another $3,000 to an Ethereum address to “activate mining.”
Someone claiming to be the CEO contacted me on WhatsApp, repeatedly promising to “take care of” my withdrawal, but nothing happened. After I stopped depositing, they bombarded me with messages trying to pressure me into more payments.
I’ve now lost over $4,000 to this. In my experience, Anchor-Crest uses fake “plans,” serial “activation” fees, and stalling tactics, then traps your funds in worthless tokens. Avoid.
4. Oktober 2025
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