What happened
Anti-phishing project PhishDestroy posted on Mastodon on 10 November 2026 a series of phishing detections that included voltorendivex[.]shop. PhishDestroy's records describe it and four related addresses posted the same morning, volyhahai[.]click, vortexcapital[.]shop, voxtrend-clarte-soft[.]com (French-language) and vrchfortunov[.]shop, as landing pages promoting AI-driven trading automation with forms collecting contact details or creating an account. All five are on the Phishing Army blocklist. Pages promising automated AI trading profits and asking for your phone number are a common front for investment scams in which callers push victims to deposit money.
How the scam works
PhishDestroy described voltorendivex.shop and the related addresses volyhahai.click, vortexcapital.shop, voxtrend-clarte-soft.com and vrchfortunov.shop as landing pages promoting AI-driven trading automation, with forms that collect contact details or create an account. All five are on the Phishing Army blocklist.
Pages that promise automated AI trading profits and ask for a phone number are a common front for investment pitches in which callers later press the person to deposit money, often into a dashboard that shows impressive figures and then demands fees before any withdrawal. Do not give a phone number or deposit money because a new "AI trading" site asked you to. The detections come from PhishDestroy's public posts and have not been independently checked by scammers.com.
Impressive figures on a new trading dashboard are not evidence of a real investment. If callers follow up after you submit a form, end the conversation and do not install software they send.
Source
Public post on Mastodon, 10 November 2026: https://mastodon.social/@phishdestroy/117591818083709152
The indicators come from this source and have not been independently checked by scammers.com.
