Is @zhiyuan88111 a scam?

5/100
Low Risk
How this score is calculated

This listing: official source base 0 + community reports +5 + multiple sources +0 = 5/100

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Community reports (1) — reviewed & approved

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API key trading scam 2026-09-26

FB : Mercy Queen Telegram : @Zhiyuan88111 This person is a scammer. I sent him the API key at 1:08 AM GMT+7. He said he would check it in the morning. When I contacted him again, he said he was on his way. I contacted him again in the afternoon, and he then claimed that the API key was bad. However, I checked my email and found a notification from Claude stating that my API key had been disabled because it had exceeded its usage limit and my balance had gone into negative. The email was received at 7:20 AM GMT+7. This is strong evidence that my API key was actually used after I sent it to him. Yet he is now claiming that the API key was bad, while he still has not paid me until now. I am not stupid, and I can see clearly what happened here. If you are a man of your word, please pay what you owe. I have evidence, and I expect you to take responsibility for your actions. evidenceevidenceevidenceevidenceevidence

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