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Here is an interesting story. I met Adeel Anjum in Dubai, who presented himself as an expert in marketing for the cryptocurrency industry, specifically in token launches. He represented the company Voxity.io as CEO. He asked a $5,000 upfront payment and later $5,000 for the influencers, promising that he had the knowledge and connections necessary to make new tokens succeed.
After the token launch, our postings on Twitter received a large number of views and comments, but it soon became evident that we were seeing close to zero genuine leads and overall results. The seemingly high engagement on our Twitter posts turned out to be driven by bot farms rather than real users, leading to almost no actual leads. When we asked Adeel Anjum for detailed reports on his work, he ignored all our messages.
As I can see, he is working at Binance now as a Community and Affiliate Manager (South Asia). So, if you ever deal with this guy, don't trust him. He will lie straight to your face and scam you afterwards.
Claimed loss: $10,000
Desired outcome: Full refund
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This is a typical case of classic crypto marketing scam – claiming insider access, asking for money upfront, and leaving the ponzi investors with nothing but fake accounts. Anjum’s Adeel and Voxity.io operated under the standard playbook: exaggeration without any genuine leads and complete ghosting upon confrontation.
Now that he is at Binance, I feel like it is my duty to warn their compliance team and calling him out. They should know that Binance gets enough scrutiny on them as it is. They most certainly don’t want a scammer’s name tied to their company. Also, I know it’s hard to recover if you paid with crypto or wire, but if any part of the payment was made through a charge back method, dispute that immediately.
Stop giving out a dime before verifying proof of success in the past, especially in crypto where everything is dubious and scams seem more like business models.