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That stinks! It sounds like you encountered a website impersonating a legitimate company (likely Uxcam) to trick you into topping up a wallet. Here's what you can do:

Specifically for You:

1. Report the Scam: You've already done a fantastic job by reporting the website (https://www.facebook.com/ShopPremiumOutlets/) on ScamCheckup! This helps protect others from falling victim to the same scam.

2. Avoid the Website: Don't visit "promodealsuxcam.shop" again. Legitimate companies wouldn't require wallet top-ups to withdraw funds.

3. Secure Your Accounts: If you entered any login details on the fake website, change your passwords for Uxcam (and any other accounts that might share the same login information) immediately.

4. Consider Reporting to Uxcam: Let the real Uxcam company know about the impersonation website. They may be able to take action to have it taken down.

General Tips to Avoid Impersonation Scams:

• Check URLs Carefully: Misspelled website addresses are a common red flag. Double-check the URL before entering any information.

• Verify Company Contact: If a website claims to be affiliated with a company, find the company's official website and contact information independently. Don't rely on links provided on the potentially fake website.

• Beware of Urgent Requests: Scammers often create a sense of urgency to pressure you into acting quickly without thinking clearly. Take a breath and verify the information before taking any action.

• Use CredCheck: ScamCheckup offers CredCheck, an AI tool that can analyze suspicious websites and emails for signs of scams and phishing attempts. Consider using it before interacting with unknown websites.

Remember, impersonation scams can be very convincing. By staying vigilant and using resources like ScamCheckup and CredCheck, you can protect yourself from future scams.