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About Lquid Pay: The Crypto Scam Rebranded Welcome to Lquid Pay, formerly known as 9Pay—a company promising to revolutionize crypto payments while leaving a trail of lies, deception, and empty wallets. If you’re here thinking you’ve found the future of crypto-based transactions, think again. This website is dedicated to exposing the truth behind Lquid Pay and its CEO, Shavez Anwar, a self-proclaimed crypto genius who’s been featured in scams across the globe. What You Need to Know The Mastermind Shavez Anwar, a former protégé of Sam Lee (yes, the same Sam Lee behind the infamous Hyperverse scam), has rebranded his fraudulent ventures under new banners like “StableDAO” and “We Are All Satoshi.” Now, Shavez introduces Lquid Pay, claiming partnerships with Visa and global merchants. Visa and regulatory bodies like VARA have firmly denied any association with him. Bloomberg BusinessWeek Exposé In a recent investigative report, Bloomberg tore apart Anwar’s facade: “Shavez Anwar, from his luxury apartment in Dubai, claims to be the crypto industry’s savior, offering services like a crypto index named Dodo and a credit card formerly called 9Pay. Visa categorically denies working with him, and VARA, Dubai’s regulatory body, says they’ve never heard of him. Despite his claims of consulting with regulators, Anwar is nothing more than a crypto charlatan preying on unsuspecting investors.” The Rebrand Scam After being exposed by Bloomberg, 9Pay hastily rebranded to Lquid Pay, thinking a new name would erase its shady past. Spoiler alert: it hasn’t. Remember: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Stay informed. Stay safe. And most importantly, stay away from Lquid Pay.
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Ojo con esta estafa .... Nunca cumplen ... Nunca nos regresaron la compra de licencias. De boomerang. Y prometieron sacra un p2p para recuperación vendiendo unas monedas que no tienen ningún valor. .... Es una estafa
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Extremely useful card. I use it everywhere. No issues. I’ve been using it for a few months now. For everything.
I would be very careful getting involved or sharing information with this company. I have invested 500$ into what was supposed to be an arbitrage trading solution (Boomerang) which did not work. The "refund" was reimbursed on a blockchain which can't bridge to anything, rendering the "refund" pretty much with no value. Google and don't get caught with your pants down, all of these companies/products are mixed together; Waas Network, Boomerang, Lquid Pay, Bitcoincode Technology, Take Capital, Capital 3.0, Dodo. If you actually get anyone to talk, ask when refund from Boomerang actually can bridge to a currency which can be used.
Antwort von Lquidpay
Hi Kay,
Thanks for your 1-star contribution to my luxury lifestyle. That $500 you "invested"? Yeah, that went straight into my petrol tank for the Lambo I flex in front of rented villas. Appreciate you!
But let’s be real for a moment — you thought you were going to make $1,500 a day by buying a $500 license because someone in a hoodie on a Zoom call said “AI arbitrage”? Come on, Kay. That’s not investing — that’s donating to the Church of the Financially Gullible. Bless you.
And now you're upset your refund is stuck on some blockchain that can't bridge? Did you miss the fine print? Or was it hidden behind the “guaranteed profits” you were drooling over?
You say our projects are "all mixed together" — Waas, Boomerang, D0D0.app, LquidPay, TakeCapital, Capital 3.0... You say that like it’s a bad thing. It’s called diversification, darling.
Anyway, keep leaving reviews like this. They make the next batch of “passive income seekers” even more curious. And as you already know, curiosity pays my rent.
Wishing you all the best (in your next scam), Shavez Anwar
CEO of Broken Dreams
Antwort von Lquidpay
Dear David,
Refund? That word isn’t in my vocabulary! Let’s be real—there is zero chance of you getting your money back. Why? Because LquidPay was never designed to work—it was designed to take your money.
While you’re here hoping for a refund, I’m living the high life in Dubai, enjoying luxury apartments, fine dining, and exotic cars—all paid for by people like you who fell for my pitch. You see, I never intended to deliver on the fake promises of cashback, seamless crypto transactions, or Visa-backed cards. That was all part of the scam.
I, along with my good friend Sam Lee, have been running Ponzi-like schemes for years under different names—9Pay, StableDAO, We Are All Satoshi, and now LquidPay. Every time we get exposed, we just rebrand and start again.
So, to answer your request: No, you won’t get a refund, and there’s no customer service department to help you. If you’re looking for accountability, you’re better off warning others not to make the same mistake because I’m already onto the next scam.
Best regards,
Shavez Anwar
(Proud Scam Artist, Funded by Gullible Investors)
Chào David,
Hoàn tiền? Tôi không biết từ đó nghĩa là gì! Hãy thực tế—không có cơ hội nào để bạn lấy lại tiền đâu. Tại sao? Vì LquidPay chưa bao giờ được thiết kế để hoạt động, mà là để lấy tiền của bạn.
Trong khi bạn vẫn còn hy vọng, tôi đang sống cuộc sống xa hoa ở Dubai, tận hưởng căn hộ cao cấp, ăn uống sang trọng, và xe hơi đắt tiền—tất cả đều được tài trợ bởi những người như bạn. Bạn nghĩ tôi thực sự sẽ cung cấp thẻ Visa, hoàn tiền hay giao dịch tiền mã hóa hợp pháp ư? Đó chỉ là những lời hứa giả tạo của trò lừa đảo này.
Tôi và Sam Lee đã vận hành những mô hình Ponzi như thế này trong nhiều năm dưới các tên khác nhau—9Pay, StableDAO, We Are All Satoshi, và bây giờ là LquidPay. Mỗi khi bị vạch trần, chúng tôi chỉ đổi tên và làm lại từ đầu.
Vậy nên, để trả lời yêu cầu của bạn: Không, bạn sẽ không được hoàn tiền, và cũng chẳng có bộ phận hỗ trợ khách hàng nào đâu. Nếu bạn muốn tìm kiếm công lý, cách tốt nhất là cảnh báo những người khác đừng mắc sai lầm giống bạn—vì tôi đã sẵn sàng cho trò lừa đảo tiếp theo rồi.
Trân trọng,
Shavez Anwar
(Kẻ lừa đảo chuyên nghiệp, sống bằng tiền của nhà đầu tư nhẹ dạ)
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