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Outrageous, but true. Pictures of Dutch celebrities are used to promote bitcoins and millions of people are being misled with this campaign. The article talks about banks that are afraid of the profits that these celebs have made and that anyone could do this.

They misuse logo’s from e.g. the NOS, CNN, FT.com, Time, Vox, BBC news, NPO and Forbes.com

Translation

SPECIAL MESSAGE: The most recent investment from Ali B surprises experts and frightens large banks

The Dutch already earn millions of euros from home by using this loophole to get rich. But is it legal?

NOS) – Ali B has become known as a cheeky Entrepreneur who does not talk about it and has no trouble being honest about how he earns his money.

Last week he was a guest at “The world goes on” a Dutch current affairs program and spoke about a ‘loophole for getting rich’. He says that this new option can make anyone a millionaire within 3-4 months. Ali B urged everyone in the Netherlands to quickly take advantage of this great opportunity before large banks permanently thwart this possibility.

A few minutes after the interview ended, Triodos indeed called to prevent the interview with Ali B from being broadcast. But it was too late.

This is what exactly happened:

“The World Goes On” presenter Matthijs van Nieuwkerk invited Ali B to share tips about building up assets in the broadcast and he revealed a big secret.

“I became successful because of me seize new opportunities quickly and without hesitation. And at the moment I make the most money with an automatic trading program in crypto currency called Bitcoin Lifestyle. It is the greatest opportunity I have seen in my entire life to quickly build a small fortune. I urge everyone to take advantage of this opportunity quickly before banks thwart this opportunity. ”

Matthijs van Nieuwkerk did not believe his eyes when Ali B pulled out his phone and showed viewers how much money he earns with this new program that everyone in the Netherlands is now talking about.

This is all not true, it is an outright lie. Ali B. never said this on TV in the program “The World Goes On”. The banks are not afraid either. And Matthijs van Nieuwkerk, himself also a victim of identity theft, finds it outrageous that he and his program are used in such a lousy way.

Link to this scam website

Strangely enough, if I copy the URL link on my phone, the next site it leads to is a site that a women’s pajamas. In the article itself, there is a link to the bitcoin giant that tries to generate its profit over the back of many celebrities. They must have added a code somehow.

The scammer’s website Bitcoin Lifestyle completely meets all the requirements of a scam site. Hurry up, don’t wait too long, you’re almost late! With a counter and exclusive for you! 

Pay before you start

And of course, you can’t make money without investing first.
MAKE YOUR FIRST DEPOSIT.
Like everything else, you need starting capital to get started. To make a profit with Bitcoin Lifestyle you must make the first deposit of NO LESS THAN $250.

Advertisement

With photos of celebs like Ali B, and Beau van Erven Dorens (down below) from which it appears that they are terribly assaulted, visitors are lured to the bitcoin website.

Not only Ali B and Beau, but also Matthijs van Nieuwkerk, Humberto Tan, Jort Kelder, Eva Jinek, Henry van Loon, Waylon and John de Mol are amongst the victims of these online scammers.

These fake ads also pop up in my notebook online, and between free games, to the point of boredom.

This is an English-language website, so I suspect that not only Dutch celebrities, but also other celebrities from other countries are victims of this deception. And with their followers.

Lawsuit

John de Mol was fed up and filed a case against Facebook to remove these misleading ads, and he won. It may not be resolved through the regular filters, but Facebook can really take measures.

Incredible Horrible Emo-load Click Bait Text:

The photos look like this, with a very shocking click-bait text underneath.

• The episode of last night shocked Social Media
• Our thoughts are with all family members after this terrible news
• A sad day for Mr. John de Mol Sr.
• Beau made a huge revelation, viewing figures are rising
• … how he won 23 million euros after he went bankrupt …
• The most recent investment from Waylon surprised experts ..

Don’t fall for it! This is a scam message of the lowest degree.

Reliability

The links at the bottom of the Bitcoin-lifestyle website, where you can click Home, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Contact Us, should give confidence but lead to nothing, no privacy policy, and no contact details. Becoming a millionaire by working on your laptop every day for an hour. [Cynicism on] Hmmm, I have my severe doubts about that. [Cynicism off]

You can use the gear button “Settings” below the video to create subtitles in English

Earned model annoying bitcoin ads explained (Dutch video)

You can use the gear button “settings” below the video to create subtitles in English, click here and I will show you how to do that.

 

Misleading text

Bitcoin Lifestyle is used by some of the smartest technical people ever. These are for example Richard Branson, Elon Musk and Bill Gates.

These technical geniuses have built billions of companies by offering solutions to complex problems in areas such as online payments, computers, and transport. Now they are tackling the global problem of prosperity inequality by offering everyone – no matter how rich or poor a person is – the opportunity to earn enough money to live a happy and satisfying life.

Lies, lies, lies!!!

Warn everyone about these nasty fraudsters who abuse our idols Click To Tweet

Malware

These advertisements run along with regular ads from Google Awards or Google Adsense. They lead to the scammers when you click on the ad, but if you copy the URL and paste it into the browser, you get the original ad. And the advert of the scammers has suddenly disappeared, no trace to follow to this website.

When you suspect that a malware ad is linked to your own ad, you can do a malware scan. Here are the 10 best programs in a row.

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