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Issue abstract: Please add this scam website to your list
Detailed description: I have been badly scammed (losing much of my pension) by an outfit called firstnexus.pro, previously firstnexus.io (they keep changing the suffix, presumably to keep ahead of the bad reviews, and of course law enforcement). The website gives a London address, but that too seems to be bogus.
I have reported them to the Australian Federal Police and FraudAction in the UK. According to Scamadviser they have a trust score of 1/100.
I have previously gone to websites and Norton pops up a message to the effect this is a known risky site. Could you please add any URL containing âfirstnexusâ to this list? Ignore the URL suffix because they keep changing it.
This isnât a problem with Norton 360 per se.
Product & version number: 25.3.9983 (build 25.3.9983.925)
OS details: Windows 11.
What is the error message you are seeing? None - see note above.
If you have any supporting screenshots, please add them:
Unfortunately when I signed up to firstnexus (they were then firstnexus.io, now they are firstnexus.pro) your rating was âsafeâ.
I wish you had the Caution warning before. Would have saved me a lot of money.
As I wrote, they keep morphing in order to stay one step ahead. They are now firstnexus.pro, but in a couple of months (or less) it will be something else.
However when I go to firstnexus.pro now I still donât get any Norton warnings.
And this is the problem for security companies trying to keep up with scammers. You have seen two examples of the website, and Iâm sure there were more before your interaction with them and there will be more after this. It is like playing wac-a-mole.
All we can do as Norton users is to report the false negative rating for that page using the link bjm- posted above.
False Positive and False Negative Submissions Portal [here]
Thanks, bjm. I have just left a less than flattering review. However in the past when I clicked on a dodgy link, Norton has intervened with a warning page.
I just went onto firstnexus.org and no such warning appeared. Is that right?
FirstNexus lured me in with convincing promises of high returns and professional support, but once I invested all my money, everything changedâthey stopped responding, restricted my account, and eventually disappeared with every cent I had. It was a devastating experience, both financially and emotionally, and I felt completely powerless, thinking I had lost everything to another heartless scam.
Thankfully, I discovered CipherGuard . tech , and they quickly became the lifeline I desperately needed. They treated my case with urgency and professionalism, using blockchain tracing tools and legal guidance to track the stolen funds and initiate recovery steps. Thanks to their expertise and dedication, I was able to recover a significant portion of what FirstNexus stole from me. Without CipherGuard, I would still be in the darkâIâm beyond grateful for their help.
Whether they go by the name David Hill, Daniel Gomez, Ariel, Zoey, Mr Hain or Jerry Hansen , they all seem to be the same, they are all totally unable to do anything honestly or to fulfill their promises.
It is a very cleverly constructed deception whose only aim is to take away and keep your money. I no longer believe that there ever was any legitimate business.
The third parties who handle the money transfers fail to provide the investment educational courses and advice that they promote. i Thank God i was able to find cipherguard , tech .. you should do the same too
Well if you found out who First Nexus are, why donât you post it here?
Reviews and Google searches of Cypherguard are not exactly reassuring.
And who are you? âuser6307â is not very informative.
Sorry to sound suspicious but this experience has left me very untrusting. I wish I had been this sceptical before.
