How Facebook (Meta) is making money by lettings its own users be scammed.

Yes. You read that right.
There are ways from Facebook to sites that aim to scam users with fake Diem sites. And Facebook gets its share. How can that be?

The Diem Scammers

So let’s start from the beginning: Facebook, or Meta now, announced to start an own Cryptocurrency, called Libra. Later called Diem. And since the upcoming of Bitcoin and Crypto, people have FOMO and want a part of that sweet money that can be made in the crypto market.

One of the most successful articles on our website is called “Most of the Known Diem Scam Sites | Protect yourself.“, it’s a collection of scammer websites that aim at people trying to make money with Diem. The scammers know, people are greedy. And the people want to have that Facebook coin, it seems to be a fair bet, that this currency will be secure and widely accepted.

Funny thing is:

  • There is no Diem Coin (yet)
  • Diem will be a stablecoin (so bound to the dollar and not gaining worth)

… but those sites claim to have a Diem coin today, it has a changing value and you can buy it right now.
You just need to transfer them money 😉
And if you did, money is gone.

So how is Facebook making money with this?

Facebooks scamming cut

How Facebook is making money with this, you ask?

The answer is simple: With ads.

Of course, people are looking on the Facebook website, where to buy Diem. And there they can find ads, that lead to scammer sites and with every click, Meta fills its pockets because that’s how they make money: with ads.

This is ridiculous. Think about it: Meta is making money, be letting it’s own users be scammed.
Let’s have a look at one of these ads:

Diem Scam Ad on Facebook
Diem scam ad (Source: Facebook)

Most of the time, the link to the scammer website is not directly in the ad, but in the first post below the ad.

How do scammers get their scam on facebook.com?

But I still don’t get it: How can such an ad make its way on the Meta channels? I do a ton of ads on the Meta network, and everybody who does this, knows how hard it sometimes can be to get your ad displayed. Ads are rejected because they offend rules all the time.

So I can’t believe how an ad which is clearly aiming to scam (“To the moon”) and violating so many rules for ads (they claim to be Diem, use the Diem logo and CI, which are owned by Facebook/Meta itself!) can make it on the site.

Many people are writing us for help, because they spend huge amounts of Ethereum to buy Diem on the scammer website. When we ask them how they got there, they said, “From Facebook” and I refused to believe them until they send me screenshots of the ads.

To say it in ‘The Messenger’s’ words:
“This is madness!”

Most of the Known Diem Scam Sites | Protect yourself.

Scammers phining for your money

Diem scams are getting a lot of attention as the Diem is just around the corner to launch, some organizations and scammers are looking to rip off your money and put it straight into their pockets without giving you anything but a Scam. Undoubtedly, it doesn’t sound good at all but trust us, we don’t want you to fall into a trap.



Although these companies and associations are spreading through their marketing strategies to capture investors through their foolish offers. Therefore, we are here to help you out and protect you from any phishing. Here is a list of the most famous Facebook Diem scam websites that you should avoid.

Some known Scam-Sites:

  • Americanas-pix.com
  • Buylibracoins.com
  • Diemassociations.com
  • Diemcoinproject.com
  • Diemexchang.xyz
  • Diemexchange.xyz
  • Diemfacebook-diem.com
  • Diemfuture.io
  • Diemglobal.pro
  • Diemglobal.to
  • Diem-global.com
  • Diemglobalpro.com
  • Diemlaunch.global
  • Diemlibre.io
  • Diemspot.io
  • Diemtoken.cloud
  • Diemue.net
  • Diemvip.site
  • Diemvip.net
  • Diemwallet.sale
  • Diemwallet.world
  • Diemword.vip
  • Diemworld.vip
  • Facebook-diem.net
  • Fbdiem.org
  • Fbdiem.io
  • Facebookdiem.vip
  • Hotaex.net
  • Libracash.global
  • Libra-ico.org
  • Libranovi.io
  • Libra-vps.com
  • Projectdiem.io
  • Thediemtoken.com
  • Uplibra.io
  • Wallet.diemglobal.to
  • Zuckbucks.cash

And all accounding Subdomains like

  • diem.facebook-diem.cc
  • secure.diemwallet.sale
  • secure. …
  • diem. …
  • wallet. …

Some of those are doing a “kinda” legit business by providing other coins, but they are named in a way that people are confused and think they are the official Facebook Diem coin, which they are not.

Simple Rule: If the URL is NOT

  • Diem.com (ex Libra.org)
  • Novi.com (ex Calibra.com) or
  • Facebook.com

    and they want to take money from you
    => it’s a scam.

A thief trying to get your diem.

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With this article’s help, we hope you will not get into any problem; to buy Diem, we would like you to know some general rules and regulations. However, don’t trust anyone other than Diem.com (ex Libra.org), Novi.com (ex Calibra.com), Facebook.com, and last but not least, the Diem-central.