Samer B.
Warning: Swipzo Escrow Service and Buyer “alisonwillis” Are Part of a Scam – Avoid at All Costs
Warning: Swipzo Escrow Service and Buyer "alisonwillis" Are Part of a Scam I had a terrible experience with Swipzo Escrow Service, and I want to warn others before they make the same mistake. The buyer, alisonwillis, offered me a price for my large Instagram page that seemed too good to be true. After a little investigation, I discovered that both the buyer and the customer service are part of a scam. Here’s what happened: The customer service at Swipzo will lie to you and try to mislead you. I tried to withdraw a small amount, and when I asked for a wire transfer proof, they couldn’t provide it. This was my first red flag. The buyer alisonwillis was clearly involved in the scam, and it’s obvious that they work together. After handing over my Instagram page, a middleman who had my number (likely obtained through Swipzo) contacted me via WhatsApp. This person was also part of the scam and tried to sell my page via Telegram. I later realized this was all part of their plan to steal and resell Instagram accounts. If you see 5-star reviews about this service, please be cautious. Scammers often buy fake reviews to make things look legitimate, and that’s exactly what’s happening here. The customer service’s grammar is subpar, just like the buyer's, which made it clear that something wasn’t right from the start. If they try to respond to this, I’m 100% sure it’s a scam. They will try to appear legit by any means, but don’t fall for it. Also, never trust a site with a domain registered for less than 5 years. Don’t trust "too good to be true" offers, and never engage with Swipzo or their buyers. This is my experience, and I want to make sure no one else falls victim to this scam. Stay safe and protect your assets.