One person was scammed. Then it became a rule.
An independent volunteer initiative. Ask before you pay.
The path
Through the years
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2019
It Started With One Person
In 2019, our founder fell victim to a match-fixing fraud — lost money, felt ashamed, and had nowhere to turn. Instead of moving on quietly, he decided to fight back. He opened an Instagram page with one simple mission: warn others before they make the same mistake.
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Then
A Community Was Born
That page became a community. Over the years, thousands of people from around the world reached out — some after losing money, some just in time to avoid it. Together we have exposed over 4,300 scammers publicly.
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Now
Ask Us First
Every week, people still message us before they pay. That single conversation saves them hundreds, sometimes thousands of euros. We are not a company. We are not getting paid. We are people who have seen how these scammers operate — and we refuse to stay silent.
Who We Are
We are a small group of volunteers who have either been affected by this scam personally or know someone who was. We operate anonymously to avoid retaliation from scammers.
We are not lawyers, police officers, or financial advisors. We cannot recover your money or guarantee any legal outcome. What we can do is warn others and help you understand what happened.
If you want to get involved, reach out via our contact page.
Important: This site contains no advertising, we accept no payments, and we are not affiliated with any betting company, tipster service, or gambling operator.
What we do
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We investigate
We verify reports, cross-reference accounts, and look for the same operators behind new names.
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We expose
4,300+ accounts have been named in public since 2019.
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We protect
10,000+ people have reached out. If you are about to pay, ask us first.
Ask us first
If you are about to pay, write first.
One conversation is often enough to stop the loss.