Admin review requested: suspected scam — sip24.cc
I own a call center service where users bring their own SIP providers, and I’m tired of seeing users lose money to this provider.
Every account I’ve checked shows the exact same SIP credentials, including paid account and unpaid accounts. How are customers’ usage and billing separated if they share the same SIP account?
Don’t take my word for it: create a fresh account and and lets compare it. I can also privately provide an admin with login codes for paid and unpaid accounts.
I’ve asked users not to report this to the provider yet, to prevent the accounts from being deleted before an admin can verify the evidence. If those accounts disappear after this claim, without the users contacting them, that would raise further questions.
I’ve already saved screenshots and a video showing the accounts side by side.
I want an admin to review and preserve the evidence before I open a formal claim, because the provider could delete the accounts or change the website. Shared credentials alone don’t prove a scam, but they need to explain this.
I own a call center service where users bring their own SIP providers, and I’m tired of seeing users lose money to this provider.
Every account I’ve checked shows the exact same SIP credentials, including paid account and unpaid accounts. How are customers’ usage and billing separated if they share the same SIP account?
Don’t take my word for it: create a fresh account and and lets compare it. I can also privately provide an admin with login codes for paid and unpaid accounts.
I’ve asked users not to report this to the provider yet, to prevent the accounts from being deleted before an admin can verify the evidence. If those accounts disappear after this claim, without the users contacting them, that would raise further questions.
I’ve already saved screenshots and a video showing the accounts side by side.
I want an admin to review and preserve the evidence before I open a formal claim, because the provider could delete the accounts or change the website. Shared credentials alone don’t prove a scam, but they need to explain this.
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