Brainmagic Review

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• Brainmagic (Warning, scammers!)
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Review

• TL;DR: Warning, this site is a scam.

Be alert! this website is a scam. It will take your Bitcoin, but it will not deliver anything in return. It looks like it is hosted on the same IP address or network as several other dark net websites mentioned by TheHiddenWiki.xyz, all of which have been reported by users and reviewed by us to be scammers.

This scam dark web entry shares many warning bells that other scam websites have. The dark web scam website is very basic in design, making it easy to set up. They offer instant payments, which is very unusual. Their terms and guarantees system is not explained. The dark web vendor does not provide contact details. The dark web vendor is anonymous. The dark web vendor has a no refund policy and nor is there possibility of enforcing this.

The key point of our advice is to avoid this particular dark web vendors.

The dark web is a place where the buyer needs to be careful, as there are many scammers and fraudsters like this one looking to take advantage of you.

This dark web entry has been reported to offer products like stolen credit cards, carded Apple iPhones and other items at very low prices. You would be asked to pay/deposit in Bitcoins.

The moment you transfer any Bitcoin to one of their addresses, consider your coins gone for good because they will NOT SEND YOU ANYTHING, instead will ask for more. This darkweb site WILL STEAL YOUR BITCOIN and will not deliver the advertised product. Tried and tested, scammers.

Watch out, these guys feature in “wiki” and “hidden wiki” websites on clearnet that share an awful lot of similar features amongst them, peddling the same scam links.