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dealfiz[.]com
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California DFPI — Crypto Scam Tracker (consumer complaints) lists the website dealfiz[.]com in the consumer complaints it publishes (as read on 21 October 2026). The publisher states it has not verified the complaints it publishes. Read it at the source ↗
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| Date | Authority | What it says | Tracker row | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date not statedListed as of 21 October 2026 — the day we read the list | California DFPI — Crypto Scam Tracker (consumer complaints) | Named in consumer complaints published by California DFPI (not verified by DFPI) | Primary Subject: Singapore StarQuest | Scam Type: Investment Group Scam; Crypto Job Scam | Website: www[.]shoppfe[.]com, www[.]dealfiz[.]com | Open source |
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Primary Subject: Singapore StarQuest | Scam Type: Investment Group Scam; Crypto Job Scam | Website: www[.]shoppfe[.]com, www[.]dealfiz[.]com
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