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Is t.me legit?

t.me appears in a consumer report 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: t.me
Tagged as: Advance Fee Scam

Lisa Harris

Advance Fee Scam

Websites in this report: t.me

A victim reported they met “Lisa Harris”, who had a presence on multiple online platforms (i.e., Telegram ID@LisaHarrisup, https://t.me/lisareviews, and Telegram channel name Lisa Trader.) Lisa enticed the victim with an investment opportunity that promised good returns in 24 hours. Victim sent $100 worth of crypto assets through kucoin exchange, but never got back any principal or profit.

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 t.me a scam?

We do not add our own verdict. This page shows that t.me is named in a published consumer report 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.

How do I check another website?

Paste it into the website checker (scam-list match, look-alikes, domain age, HTTPS) or browse the full scam watchlist (806 tracker entries).

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

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