StarLite Investment is demanding $2,015 under the title “server recertification,”

Infrastructure upkeep is a company cost; consumers do not underwrite it to receive withdrawals. I requested the vendor name, ticket number, and an itemized invoice; they provided a wallet and a timer. I’m declining. I’ve secured evidence—screen recordings, chat exports, headers from every mail—and logged the wallet for reporting. My next actions: contact my bank, place fraud alerts, open cases with consumer agencies, and report the address to abuse databases. This note is both warning and ledger. If StarLite Investment used the “recertification” pretext on you, add your numbers, dates, and exact phrasing. Do not share banking screens, do not prepay invented fees, and rotate passwords. Authentic firms explain policy and follow audit trails; scams improvise tolls. Keep meticulous records—timelines persuade, not emotions. We can pressure action by aligning verified events.