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Bytesi.cc, a quantitative company, claims to be an innovative enterprise focusing on quantitative trading, but are they legit? There has been a lot of skepticism surrounding their operations, prompting us to investigate the legitimacy of BYTESI.cc. Here’s what we found:
BYTESI claims to have been founded in 2017, but a quick check on Whois.com and ScamAdviser tells a different story. The site was only registered in October 2024, raising immediate red flags about its transparency and honesty.
Scammy websites often manipulate their age to appear older because older companies tend to be more believable. Why would a company claiming such a long history only recently register its website?
One of the most concerning complaints comes from users who are unable to withdraw their funds. When reviewing their promotional video on YouTube, the comment section was filled with frustrated customers sharing similar experiences. The inability to access funds is a hallmark of many online scams, and BYTESI’s silence on the matter does little to alleviate concerns.
BYTESI states they are based in Nevada, USA. However, their reluctance to specify which floor they are located on raises suspicions. For all we know, the address could be fabricated to give the illusion of credibility. Many dubious businesses adopt such tactics to mislead their victims into thinking they operate from reputable locations. We have recently covered an infamous New York Address used by multiple scammers to dupe people into thinking they are based in the USA.
The company says it has a Nevada Business License with the ID number NV20243005333.
However, when we searched the official Nevada Secretary of State website (https://esos.nv.gov/), we found a different number: NV20243242607. This mismatch is a big red flag. If a company is legitimate, their license details should match what is on the government’s website.
Adding to the doubts, fake or inconsistent business licenses are a common tactic used by scammy companies to look more trustworthy.
It’s likely that they only included the license on their homepage to appear legit knowing few people will go the extra step of verifying the information. Without accurate license information, it’s hard to trust their claims or the way they operate. Anyone considering working with BYTESI should proceed with caution.
Scrolling to the bottom of BYTESI’s website reveals social media buttons. At first glance, this might suggest active engagement with their community. However, these buttons lead nowhere, further hinting at an attempt to appear legitimate without actually being so.
The use of dummy social media button has been common with scam websites who are desperate to appear as though they are vibrant on socials.
With misleading claims about their founding date, numerous complaints of inaccessible funds, a suspicious address, a questionable business license, and fake social media links, BYTESI.cc exhibits several red flags common in online scams. If you’re considering engaging with this platform, proceed with extreme caution and thoroughly verify their claims. Always remember: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
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