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Is amgexali.com legit?

amgexali.com appears in 2 consumer reports on a state financial regulator’s public crypto scam tracker (as of Oct 19, 2026).

We mirror only what the regulator published. Read the official record before you decide anything. Not a verdict, not legal advice.

Domain: amgexali.com
Tagged as: Pig Butchering Scam; Fraudulent Trading Platform

Amgex OHN amgexohn.com amgexbry.com

Pig Butchering Scam Fraudulent Trading Platform

Websites in this report: amgexohn.com · amgexohn.com · amgexali.com

Multiple residents reported losing all access to the funds they invested in a purported cryptocurrency trading platform called Amgex. The first victim met an individual calling themselves “Emily” on WhatsApp who encouraged the victim to download the app at amgexohn.com. Emily advised the victim that her uncle was a professional trader with a team of about twenty people determining when to…

This is a consumer report the regulator published. It is not a court finding. Some scams borrow real company names — match the exact website address.

Official source: regulator’s scam tracker ↗

Amgex OHN amgexohn.com amgexbry.com (cont.)

Pig Butchering Scam Fraudulent Trading Platform

Websites in this report: amgexohn.com · amgexohn.com · amgexali.com

A third victim reported losing money after receiving an invitation on LinkedIn from a person named “Mollie,” who claimed to work at a well-known tech company. Impressed by her profile, the victim accepted her invitation, which led to Mollie encouraging them to join WhatsApp for further communication. Mollie then began persuading the victim to invest in cryptocurrency. Unfamiliar with cryptocurrency,…

This is a consumer report the regulator published. It is not a court finding. Some scams borrow real company names — match the exact website address.

Official source: regulator’s scam tracker ↗

Questions

Is amgexali.com a scam?

We do not add our own verdict. This page shows that amgexali.com is named in 2 published consumer reports on a state regulator’s crypto scam tracker ↗. Read the official wording above and the source link.

What should I do if I already sent money?

Stop sending more money, including any “tax” or “fee” to withdraw. Save screenshots and wallet addresses, report to ic3.gov ↗ (US) and your exchange, and ignore anyone offering to recover funds for a fee. See our 7 red flags.

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Source data: state regulator crypto scam tracker. Fetched Oct 19, 2026. BotOrNot never adds names on its own judgment.

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