LogiCore Capital (logicore.capital) markets itself as an international logistics investment platform: port infrastructure, dropshipping, cargo “routes” with countdown clocks and scarce slots. A third-party trust check on the domain has scored it at zero, with phishing and suspicious-server flags — not a licence, but enough to slow down before you send coin.
The dashboard language is the tell. Cards have shown roughly 3% a week on “port infrastructure”, 1.5% a week on dropshipping, and about 1% for one day on a flashy airport-to-airport “route”, with minimums such as 100 USDT or 6,300 USDT. Real ports and freighters do not mint that kind of cash for retail strangers who only ever see a browser panel. Scarcity (“28/30 slots”) and departure timers are pressure, not underwriting.
Deposits in USDT are hard to reverse. The usual arc is a small entry, painted profit, then bigger tickets — and when you try to leave, “commission”, “tax”, “AML” or “wallet activation” fees that also go to the operators. If the only proof of ships and contracts is a pretty card, you are funding theatre.
Check any firm in official registers yourself; ignore Telegram “support” that hustles another top-up. Do not pay to unlock a withdrawal.
If this already cost you money, start at Get help. Pitches to “recover” the same loss for a fee: Fake recovery.
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