adpro75.com & bd.vip03.site Scam: 2 Investment Scam Websites in Bangladesh
Learn about the reported investment scams linked to adpro75.com and bd.vip03.site, including reported losses, payment patterns, warning signs, and what you should check before investing in an unfamiliar website.
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- adpro75.com & bd.vip03.site Scam: 2 Investment Scam Websites in Bangladesh
- What is adpro75.com ?
- What did people report?
- The common warning sign
- What is bd.vip03.site ?
- ৳451,922
- Report 1: ৳419,392 lost during withdrawal
- Report 2: The “Daraz platform” and spin investment complaint
- Why this pattern is dangerous
- Report 3: ৳10,572 and repeated withdrawal requests
- Report 4: VIP packages, tasks and a claimed 60% commission
- What do these two websites have in common?
- 1. You are asked to deposit money first
- 2. Your balance may look real
- 3. More money is requested later
- 4. High profit or commission is used as motivation
- 5. Withdrawal becomes the problem
- What should you do before investing online?
- Stop when the payment keeps increasing
- Search before you pay
- Do not trust screenshots alone
- Never pay more just because you already paid
- Save every piece of evidence
- What if you have already sent money?
- Final warning
- Related Trust Check BD resources
adpro75.com (opens in a new tab) & bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab) Scam: 2 Investment Scam Websites in Bangladesh
Thinking about putting money into an online investment or earning website? Stop for a moment and check it first.
A website may look professional. It may show a growing balance, tasks, VIP packages, spins, commissions, or even a withdrawal option. But seeing money on a screen does not mean you can actually withdraw it.
Trust Check BD has received four approved reports about adpro75.com (opens in a new tab) and four approved reports connected to bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab). The reports include verified evidence and describe different patterns of online investment, task, deposit, and withdrawal-related complaints.
The reported financial loss across these eight reports is ৳453,922.
⚠️ Important: This article is based on approved scam reports submitted to Trust Check BD and their verified evidence. It is a public safety alert based on those reports, not a court judgment or government investigation.
What is adpro75.com (opens in a new tab)?
adpro75.com (opens in a new tab) is an investment-related website that has received multiple scam reports on Trust Check BD.
There are currently 4 approved reports connected to adpro75.com (opens in a new tab), with a combined reported loss of ৳2,000.
All four reports contain verified evidence.
The reports were submitted between September 5 and September 10, 2026.
What did people report?
A repeated problem appears across the reports:
People deposited money, but the money did not appear in their website balance.
One person reported sending ৳500, but the balance did not appear on the website.
Another report describes sending another ৳500 for investment and again not seeing the money added to the account.
A third report says the person added ৳500, but the balance did not appear and the website's support option was not working.
Another report says the person found adpro75.com (opens in a new tab) after seeing information about online income from a Facebook page called “সম্ভাবনার পথ”. After depositing ৳500, the money was reportedly not added to the account and the income option could not be accessed.
The common warning sign
The amount in these individual reports is relatively small.
But that does not make the situation safe.
A website that accepts a deposit but does not show the money in the user's account is a major reason to stop sending more money.
Do not think:
“I only lost ৳500, maybe I should send another ৳500 and fix the account.”
That can turn a small loss into a much bigger one.
What is bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab)?
The reports connected to bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab) are much larger in reported financial loss.
Trust Check BD currently has 4 approved reports connected to the website.
Together, those reports contain a reported loss of:
৳451,922
The reports include 16 verified evidence files.
The reports describe several different experiences involving withdrawal payments, VIP tasks, spins, recharge requests and investment-style offers.
Report 1: ৳419,392 lost during withdrawal
The largest report is reference SCM-26-0172.
The reported loss is:
৳419,392
According to the report, the person tried to withdraw money from bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab).
Instead of receiving the withdrawal, they said the website repeatedly asked for more money.
They kept paying.
The report states that the payments eventually reached ৳419,392, and the amounts were showing in the website balance.
But the person still could not get the money out.
The report's warning is simple:
When a website keeps asking you to pay more money before you can withdraw your own balance, stop.
A legitimate withdrawal process should not keep creating endless payment requirements.
Read the bd.vip03.site withdrawal scam report (opens in a new tab)
Report 2: The “Daraz platform” and spin investment complaint
Another approved report, SCM-26-0198, describes a different pattern.
The person said they were told that the platform was connected to Daraz and that they initially did not need to pay.
Later, they were told to pay ৳200 so that the account could reach a certain balance.
Then the person says they were shown ৳500 to make the platform appear real.
After that, they were told that investing ৳500 could result in ৳3,500.
The system reportedly used multiple “spins” or levels.
At one stage, the person was asked for another ৳3,500.
Later, another ৳10,500 was requested.
Finally, the person says the system asked for ৳30,000.
The reported loss recorded in Trust Check BD for this case is ৳15,958.
The person also reported that different phone numbers were used for payments and that the numbers they later called were switched off.
Why this pattern is dangerous
The important part is not the name of the platform or the appearance of the website.
The important part is the payment pattern:
small payment → reward/profit → bigger task → more payment → even bigger payment
This is exactly why you should not continue paying simply because you have already invested money.
Read the Daraz-platform spin investment report (opens in a new tab)
Report 3: ৳10,572 and repeated withdrawal requests
Report SCM-26-0199 records a reported loss of ৳10,572.
The person says they lost the money through bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab) and reported that the website repeatedly asked for additional money when they tried to withdraw.
The report also says the money eventually became stuck.
This is another example of the same basic warning:
If you must keep paying more money just to unlock your withdrawal, do not keep paying.
Read the ৳10,572 bd.vip03.site report (opens in a new tab)
Report 4: VIP packages, tasks and a claimed 60% commission
The fourth report, SCM-26-0210, records a reported loss of ৳6,000.
According to the report, bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab) offered a VIP package.
After purchasing a package, the user would receive a number of tasks.
The person reported that after completing several tasks, another task would require them to recharge the account again.
The report also mentions offers showing the possibility of around 60% commission.
This creates a very important warning sign:
A platform should not require you to keep depositing money just to continue completing tasks that supposedly earn you money.
Read the VIP task scam report (opens in a new tab)
What do these two websites have in common?
Although the reports about adpro75.com (opens in a new tab) and bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab) are different, several warning signs appear repeatedly.
1. You are asked to deposit money first
The platform may present the payment as an investment, recharge, package purchase, task requirement or account activation.
Do not assume that a small first payment means the platform is legitimate.
2. Your balance may look real
Seeing money inside an online dashboard can create confidence.
But the real test is:
Can you actually withdraw your money without paying more and more?
3. More money is requested later
This is one of the biggest warning signs in the reports.
You pay one amount.
Then another amount is required.
Then another.
Then another.
At some point, you may feel:
“I have already paid so much. I have to pay this last amount.”
That is exactly when people can lose much more money.
4. High profit or commission is used as motivation
The bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab) report mentions a claimed 60% commission.
Another report describes a promised return of ৳3,500 from a ৳500 investment.
Very high returns from simple online tasks should always be treated with caution.
5. Withdrawal becomes the problem
This is especially important.
A platform may allow you to deposit money easily.
The difficult part starts when you want your money back.
If the website suddenly says:
Pay a fee
Recharge again
Complete another task
Add more balance
Pay before withdrawal
Pay tax or another charge
Stop and verify before sending anything else.
What should you do before investing online?
You do not need to be a cybersecurity expert.
Follow a few simple rules.
Stop when the payment keeps increasing
If you were told to pay ৳500 and suddenly need ৳3,500, then ৳10,500, stop.
Search before you pay
Search the website name, phone number, payment number, Facebook page or other identifier.
Search Trust Check BD before paying (opens in a new tab)
Do not trust screenshots alone
A dashboard showing profit is not proof that you can withdraw that profit.
Never pay more just because you already paid
This is one of the most important rules.
Previous payment is not a reason to make another payment.
Save every piece of evidence
Keep:
Payment screenshots
Transaction IDs
Website screenshots
WhatsApp/Messenger chats
Phone numbers
Facebook pages
Website URLs
Promises about profit
Withdrawal instructions
What if you have already sent money?
Do not send more money just to recover the money you already lost.
Save all evidence immediately.
Then contact the relevant payment provider or financial service as soon as possible and report the transaction.
You can also document the incident through Trust Check BD.
Report a Scam (opens in a new tab)
Final warning
The reports about adpro75.com (opens in a new tab) show complaints about deposits not appearing in users' balances.
The reports about bd.vip03.site (opens in a new tab) describe much larger losses and repeated payment requests involving withdrawal, VIP tasks, spins and recharge.
Across the eight approved reports currently included in this analysis, the recorded financial loss is ৳453,922, supported by 23 verified evidence files.
The lesson is simple:
Don't pay first and investigate later. Search first. Verify first. Then decide.
Stop. Search. Verify.
If you are about to send money to an unfamiliar website, take one minute to search it first.
Related Trust Check BD resources
About the author
Monir Hossain
Founder, Trust Check BD
I'm Monir Hossain, a Software Engineer and the Founder of Trust Check BD. Online scams are rising fast in Bangladesh, and people often have no reliable way to verify a person, business, or seller before making a payment. Trust Check BD was built to solve this — a community-driven scam reporting and verification platform that helps people transact online safely.
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