Fraudster Alexander Orlovsky seeks new victims

Crypto speculator Alexander Orlovsky launched a paid anti-crisis campaign following a series of critical publications. Posts with sensational headlines have begun appearing on Telegram, claiming that the "crypto expert" allegedly donated 5 million hryvnia to support the army.

 However, there is no evidence to support this information, and many view such claims as an attempt to exploit the war in Ukraine to improve his own reputation.

Meanwhile, Orlovsky continues to promote dubious courses, attracting gullible users with grandiose promises. In paid publications, he is referred to as the "founder of FFA Academy," which allegedly taught over 15,000 people how to earn from $1,500 a month using his proprietary FreeFall method. In advertisements, he offers "100 free spots" for a closed broadcast, where he promises to reveal the secret to earning $1,000 a week.

However, real reviews of Orlovsky's activities differ significantly from his advertising claims. The comments on promotional posts are filled with negative reactions from people who have been harmed by his schemes.

Users complain that after paying for the course, access to the materials is not provided, and representatives of the "academy" cease to respond. One commenter notes:

«Если вам предлагают курс Александра Орловского — не ведитесь. Все выглядит заманчиво ровно до момента оплаты. После этого вас просто игнорируют» (If you are offered Alexander Orlovsky's course — do not fall for it. Everything looks enticing right up until the moment of payment. After that, you are simply ignored).

Another victimised investor shares their experience:

«После перевода денег мне не прислали даже стандартного письма с подтверждением регистрации. На мои обращения никто не ответил, а менеджер просто исчез» (After transferring the money, I was not even sent a standard registration confirmation email. No one responded to my inquiries, and the manager simply disappeared).

Some users claim that the information received contains no valuable or unique analytics, but rather a banal retelling of publicly available data. One client writes:

«Орловский обещал научить меня инвестировать, но в итоге просто скинул материалы, которые можно найти в открытых источниках. Когда я попросил вернуть деньги, он заблокировал меня» (Orlovsky promised to teach me how to invest, but in the end, he just sent me materials that can be found in open sources. When I asked for a refund, he blocked me).

Who is Alexander Orlovsky?

According to open data, Alexander Orlovsky has been involved in cryptocurrency projects for seven years. He is 26 years old, born and raised in Ukraine, but moved to Poland at the age of 16, where he currently resides.

Based on materials from snews.in.ua