Scammers Are Impersonating Sprizzy on Telegram
Fraudulent actors are using Sprizzy's name to run fake "remote work" schemes on Telegram. They promise payment for YouTube tasks, then steal your money. Sprizzy is not affiliated with these scammers in any way.
Sprizzy Will Never Do the Following
If anyone claiming to represent Sprizzy does any of the following, it is a scam. No exceptions.
Contact you on Telegram
Sprizzy does not recruit, hire, or contact anyone through Telegram, WhatsApp, or any messaging app.
Pay you to watch or subscribe to YouTube channels
Sprizzy promotes videos through legitimate Google Ads. We do not pay people to subscribe to channels or watch videos.
Ask you to send Bitcoin or cryptocurrency
Sprizzy does not accept or send Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, or any cryptocurrency. We never ask for crypto payments.
Offer you a remote job or employment
Sprizzy does not recruit employees through Telegram or messaging apps. We do not offer "remote work" positions through these channels.
Require deposits or "VIP" payments
Sprizzy will never ask you to deposit money to "unlock" earnings, reach "VIP status," or complete "tasks" in exchange for payment.
Assign you a "membership number" or "mentor"
Sprizzy does not use membership numbers, mentors, receptionists, or group managers in any hiring or onboarding process.
How the Scam Works
The scam follows a predictable pattern. Understanding each stage can help you recognize it before you lose money.
The Cold Message
A stranger contacts you on Telegram with a friendly message like "Good morning! How are you?" followed by a pitch: "We are helping YouTube bloggers increase their subscriptions and likes. We are recruiting people with extra time. We will work 1-3 hours a day. The salary is $100-$500."
The Hand-Off
If you show interest, they assign you a "membership number" and pass you to a second person —a so-called "receptionist," "mentor," or "manager." This creates the illusion of a real company with real employees and structure.
The Fake Company Details
To build trust, they share real information about Sprizzy —our actual website (sprizzy.com), our real address, our founding year, and even details about our business. They claim to be Sprizzy employees, affiliates, or say Sprizzy is their "parent company." None of this is true.
The Small Tasks
They assign simple YouTube tasks —subscribe to a channel, send a screenshot as proof, and receive $3 to $5 in Bitcoin. These early payments are real. They exist solely to build your trust and make the scheme feel legitimate.
The Escalation
Once you trust the process, they introduce "VIP tasks" that require your own money. The amounts escalate rapidly —each task demands double the previous one. They promise you'll get everything back plus profit once you complete all tasks.
The Trap
When you try to withdraw your money, they block you with excuses: you submitted "too late," your "credit score is too low," you need to pass a "test" first, or you must pay for "VIP status." Each excuse comes with a demand for more money. You will never receive your money back.
Real Screenshots from Scam Victims
These screenshots were submitted to us by real people who were targeted by this scam. We are sharing them so you can recognize the warning signs.
The cold message: A stranger offers a YouTube "job" paying $100-500/day. Note the Telegram warning: "Not an official account."
The hand-off: The scammer assigns a "membership number" and directs you to a second person — a fake "receptionist."
The task: Subscribe to a YouTube channel and send a screenshot for a small Bitcoin payment. This builds trust before larger demands.
Fake company details: A scammer shares Sprizzy's real company name, website, and headquarters address on Telegram to make the operation appear legitimate.
The group: Victims are added to Telegram groups like "Orbix Global Group" with hundreds of members. Messaging is restricted so victims can't warn each other.
The withdrawal trap: A scammer blocks a victim's withdrawal and demands thousands more in payment, making false promises to return the money.
Red Flags to Watch For
Any one of these should be an immediate warning sign.
Known Scam Accounts and Groups
The following Telegram accounts and groups have been reported by victims. If you encounter any of them, block and report them immediately. Scammers frequently create new accounts, so this list may not be exhaustive.
Telegram Accounts
| Name Used | Telegram Username | Role They Claimed |
|---|---|---|
| Sarah Carter | @Sarahcarter59 |
Receptionist |
| Jordan Taylor | @romi8866 |
Group Manager |
| Rany Cater | @Cater520 |
Mentor |
| Charles | @TBWACharles |
Recruiter |
| Marina Lejnina Youtube | @zscaascas1234536 |
Task Contact |
| Cheryl Perry | @cheryperry666 |
Task Contact |
| Nina Hay / "Candice" | — | Recruiter |
| Leah Scott | — | Recruiter |
| Jessy | — | Task Contact |
| Sophia | — | "Office Manager" |
| Jennifer Collins | — | "Financial Manager" |
| Dashiell Carter | — | Mentor |
Telegram Groups
| Group Name | Members Reported |
|---|---|
| Orbix Global Group 01 | 435+ |
| Orbix VIP Global 02 | 372+ |
| Junior VIP Group 6 | 41+ |
Fraudulent Websites
The following websites are operated by scammers and have no affiliation with Sprizzy:
- orbitity.vip — Fake trading platform
- fireblocks-data.site — Fake crypto platform (impersonates the real Fireblocks company)
- creotfrdbsxhl.com — Fake "cryptocurrency recovery" site
What Sprizzy Actually Does
Sprizzy is a legitimate YouTube promotion platform. Here is how our real service works.
We promote YouTube videos through legitimate Google Ads campaigns
Creators come to sprizzy.com and pay us to promote their videos —we do not pay people to watch videos
We accept payment through credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Venmo —never cryptocurrency
We are a small, family-owned company based in Mount Laurel, New Jersey
All communication happens through our website and support email —never Telegram
We have been in business since 2016 and have worked with over 1.5 million YouTube channels
Our Official Channels
These are the only legitimate ways to interact with Sprizzy. If someone contacts you through any other channel claiming to be Sprizzy, it is a scam.
What To Do
If someone contacts you claiming to be from Sprizzy:
- Do not respond. Do not click any links or share personal information.
- Block and report the account on Telegram (tap their profile > Report).
- Verify directly with us by emailing [email protected]. We will confirm whether a communication is legitimate.
- Check our website. The only official Sprizzy website is sprizzy.com. We do not operate under any other domain or brand name.
If you have already sent money:
- Stop all communication with the scammers immediately. Do not send any more money, regardless of what they promise.
- Report to the FBI at ic3.gov (Internet Crime Complaint Center).
- Report to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
- Report the Telegram accounts — tap the scammer's profile, then "Report."
- Contact your bank or payment platform (Cash App, Coinbase, etc.) to report the fraud and attempt to recover funds.
- Document everything — save screenshots of all conversations, transaction receipts, and account details before the scammers delete them.
- Let us know at [email protected]. While we cannot recover your funds, your report helps us track these scammers and warn others.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Sprizzy is a legitimate YouTube marketing platform founded in 2016. We use Google Ads to promote YouTube videos to real audiences. The scam described on this page is run by criminals who are impersonating our company on Telegram without our knowledge or consent. We are actively working to combat this fraud.
Yes, Sprizzy is a legitimate company. We are rated 4.7 out of 5 on Google and Trustpilot with thousands of verified reviews. Sprizzy is a YouTube promotion service where content creators pay us to promote their videos through Google Ads. We do not contact people on Telegram, pay people to watch videos, or deal in cryptocurrency. Any offer like that is a scam using our name without permission.
Absolutely not. Sprizzy does not pay anyone to subscribe to YouTube channels, watch videos, or complete "tasks." Our service works the opposite way: YouTube creators pay Sprizzy to promote their videos to new audiences through Google Ads. If someone tells you that Sprizzy will pay you to subscribe to channels, they are running a scam.
No. Sprizzy does not use Telegram for any purpose —not for customer support, not for hiring, and not for business communication. Our only official channels are our website (sprizzy.com), our support portal (support.sprizzy.com), and our email ([email protected]). Any Telegram account claiming to represent Sprizzy is fraudulent.
No. Sprizzy does not send or receive Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, or any other cryptocurrency. We accept payments via credit card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Venmo through our website. If anyone asks you to send or receive cryptocurrency on behalf of Sprizzy, it is a scam.
The "Sprizzy Telegram scam" is a fraud operation where criminals impersonate Sprizzy on Telegram. They contact victims with fake job offers involving subscribing to YouTube channels for pay. After building trust with small Bitcoin payments, they pressure victims into depositing large amounts of cryptocurrency for "VIP tasks" or "trading opportunities." When victims try to withdraw, the scammers invent excuses to demand even more money. This scam is not operated by or affiliated with Sprizzy in any way.
No. Our company information is publicly available. Scammers copy real company details —our address, website, founding year, and business description —to make their pitch seem credible. Sharing public information about a company does not mean you work for that company.
No. Sprizzy has no affiliation with "Orbix Global," "Orbix VIP Global," "Orbitity," or any similar entity. These are names used by scam groups on Telegram. Sprizzy has no affiliates, subsidiaries, or parent companies involved in cryptocurrency trading, task-based work schemes, or Telegram-based operations of any kind.
No. There is no such thing as "VIP status" or "VIP tasks" at Sprizzy. These are invented terms used by scammers to pressure victims into sending increasingly large sums of money. Once you pay, they will invent another reason to demand more.
Unfortunately, we cannot recover funds lost to scammers. We are victims of brand impersonation ourselves. Your best options are to file reports with the FBI at ic3.gov, the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov, and your bank or payment platform. The sooner you report, the better your chances of recovery.
Email us directly at [email protected]. Our support team can confirm whether any communication you received is legitimate. If it came through Telegram, it is not from us.
Help Us Stop These Scammers
If you have been contacted by someone impersonating Sprizzy, please share your experience with us. Your screenshots and details help us track these operations and protect future victims.
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