[Mckcol]

Anyone else involved with Darkcherries?

I invested some money, not a lot as I was trying to be careful, around £1000. Your money grows quickly through crypto trading. I tried a test withdrawal of £3000. I was immediately removed from the forum, flagged as suspicious withdrawal, had to wait 72 hours before I could withdrawal again. I had a rude reply to me questioning not being able to withdraw (please be patient, etc). I then lost everything in my account due to them manufacturing a trade and blaming me for it.

Look out for Jane Quinn, professor Thomas Caldwell.

Strange thing is they seem to have a legitimate website that has been around for a while – although sketchy contact details, no phone number, etc – no replies to emails (I asked if the WhatsApp forum was associated to them). Google even rates the organisation as legitimate.

The trading platform is safetyvalue.com – again seemingly ligitimate.

[Mckcol]

The engine they use is EvoAI

[Richard Berry]

Thanks for flagging – I would avoid all of these, as they stink of illegitimacy.

They also do not appear on the FCA register of regulated financial service providers.

I would suggest you report any contact you have had with them as per our guide on reporting financial scams.

[Mckcol]

@richardberry how can I dm you? I have a question.

[Dean]

I have used the safetyvalue trading platform and am in a wattsapp chat group with darkcheries. I have only ever deposited a few hundred pounds and have made a few small withdrawals without a problem. However I am suspicious of them now and no longer use the platform. They keep hyping ICOs and the opportunity to purchase prelaunch. However once launched I can not find them on any other coin exchanges. I belive a lot of the members of the watsapp group are fake and just add to the hype.

[yamxeed]

Everything about them from A to Z is fraudulent. Avoid these mofos to the best you can.

[Melodi Sorge]

For the first reply. The one who said they lost all the money in the account over one trade that they manufactured.
This also happened to me. I have been a member of the Darkcherries Wealth society since June 2025. I studied cryptocurrency trading under the tutelage of professor Thomas Caldwell and Jane Quinn in a what’s app group but I joined late and everybody else was pretty much done with the class by that time.. back to point.. my reply to The one who said they lost all the money in the account over one trade that darkcherries manufactured. When this happened to me. It was because I had carried out the trading signal incorrectly. I was supposed to leverage only 20% of my position (position=total balance of account) and I wagered more. So once the purchased crypto got over a certain price..it liquidated the money because the potential risk was averaged out by the system with the enormous gain..and couldn’t remain a stabilized asset.

[PAL100]

Dark Cherries is a scam. The address I found for Safety Value was an empty apartment building in Spokane, WA. This is being run by sophisticated foreign entities. Jane Quinn and Thomas Caldwell do not exist. We’ve already reported to FBI and suggest anyone else involved with them contact your local law enforcement.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Everything you describe sounds like classic warning signs of a scam—especially the withdrawal issues, being removed from the forum, and manufactured trades. A legitimate platform wouldn’t block withdrawals or blame users like that. Definitely proceed with extreme caution and avoid sending any more money.

[mariiamdelgar]

Based on your experience, it sounds like extreme caution is needed with Darkcherries, especially regarding withdrawals and account control, even if the website and trading platform appear legitimate.

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