Kid Juda aka Jabahri Neal scam artist, crypto investor fraud committed San Diego California

Ripoff Report: Scam Alert – Jabahri Neal Defrauds Crypto Investors of Over $300,000
 
Name: Jabahri Neal
Location: San Diego, California
Incident Date: Ongoing
 
It has come to light that Jabahri Neal, claiming to be an expert in cryptocurrency marketing, has scammed over $300,000 from various crypto investors. Neal promised marketing services, including social media campaigns, promotional materials, and strategic outreach to boost visibility for crypto projects. Unfortunately, these promises were nothing more than empty words, as Neal never delivered on his agreements.

 
How the Scam Worked
 
Neal presented himself as a seasoned professional with a portfolio of successful campaigns, enticing investors to trust him with significant sums of money. After receiving payment, Neal either delayed with false excuses or completely cut off communication, leaving victims with no services rendered and no refunds.
 
Key Tactics Used by Neal
 
1. Persuasive Sales Pitches: Neal claimed to have insider knowledge and a network in the crypto industry.
2. Sophisticated Front: He used polished websites, fake testimonials, and social media accounts to appear legitimate.
3. Dodging Accountability: Neal employed stall tactics, like citing “technical difficulties” or blaming third parties for delays.
4. Vanishing Act: Once funds were transferred, Neal became unresponsive or disappeared entirely.
 
Impact on Victims
 
• Many investors were left financially devastated, losing significant sums they had earmarked for their crypto projects.
• Reputations of legitimate projects were harmed due to unmet expectations and delays.
 
Warning to Others
 
If you are approached by Jabahri Neal or someone using similar tactics, exercise extreme caution. Always verify credentials, request verifiable references, and use escrow services to safeguard your funds.
 
Next Steps for Victims
 
• File a report with your local law enforcement agency.
• Report the incident to federal agencies like the FTC or the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
• Seek legal advice to explore options for recovering funds.
 
The crypto community must unite to expose scammers like Jabahri Neal and prevent further exploitation. Share this information widely to protect others from falling victim to similar schemes.
 
Disclaimer: This report is based on allegations and should not be considered conclusive without further investigation.