Onewiex News Today: In our earlier Onewiex Review, we strongly advised people to steer clear of this elaborate scam masquerading as a Ponzi scheme, as it had the potential to collapse at any moment.
Unfortunately, our concerns have become a reality, as the Onewiex Ponzi scheme has collapsed.
In this post, we will provide you with Onewiex news and offer helpful guidance on the Onewiex withdrawal update, after its website went offline.
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Onewiex Collapse
Onewiex was a reboot of the previously collapsed Quwiex which was operated by Russian scammers.
Onewiex gained popularity by promising high returns on investments and luring unsuspecting individuals into its web of deceit.
The scheme claimed to have entered into a formal agreement with the Central Bank of Canada and the UAE Central Bank, giving it an air of legitimacy.
It also boasted about connecting Visa and MasterCard payment methods, further enhancing its credibility. On 21 August Onewiex’s Facebook handle shared the news with its users to deposit and withdraw with Visa and MasterCard within 5 days.
However, on or after 26 August, Onewiex’s website suddenly went offline, and its social media accounts on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram were deleted.
This abrupt disappearance raised alarm bells among investors, who soon realized that they had fallen victim to yet another Ponzi scheme.
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How to Withdraw Funds From Onewiex?
The collapse of the Onewiex scheme has revealed the impossibility of making withdrawals, with the website going offline around August 26th.
The number of victim are not clear but as per previous data by Similarweb the the total visits on Onewiex’s website was over 120k. So, it can be concluded that a large number of users have lost their money.
If you have suffered financial losses as a result of Onewiex or any other Ponzi scheme, it is recommended to consider filing a complaint with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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