Vautes Avis 

IT'S A SCAM !!!!!

DON'T TRUST THESE GUYS, all is FAKE. there is no free bitcoin.

Telegram user @AlexMillionaire ("a kind millionaire"... lol) claims he gives away 0,39 BTC (BitCoin) if you register to this scam site Vautes.com and redeem his "promotion code". Too bad that, upon checking the social media links at the bottom of the main page of this fishy site, you can already see they point to totally unrelated profiles [the Instagram link is spelled InstARgam (lol), the Facebook link takes you to some random profile of someone whose surname happens to be Vautes (last active on Facebook several years ago), and the Twitter profile well... you got the gist of it].
The site "seems" legit and entering this fvcker's promo code actually makes your balance display the 0,39 BTC on it right away... too bad that, upon trying to withdraw - e.g. to your PayPal, which you should better reroute to a temporary junk email address before entering it on their fake site - you're taken to a screen telling you that you're supposed to go through an anti-money laundering (AML) procedure which, needless to say, is about sending 0,004 BitCoins (about $250-$300 at the time of this review) to a mysterious BTC wallet (the scammer's, obviously).
The scammer's Telegram channel shows fake videos (deepfakes, basically) of "him" distributing food and stuff to Africans, blatantly fake screenshots of people thanking him via PMs for the free gift (is anyone really so ret4rded that they fall for those still in 2024? Lol). Sure enough, googling any of the sites/platforms mentioned by him in his Telegram channel shows rows upon rows of fake review sites and services which, once you look up for them in turn, here on TrustPilot, turn out as 1-star rating sites full of comments of scammed fools.
Attempts aside about scamming the most gullible users, another purpose of this site is to convince you to hand them your personal information, e.g. government-issued ID card, real address and photograph for whatever fishy business its authors are up to: they specifically ask you to go through this "verification" to unlock all the "features" they claim they offer. ROFLMFAO! xD
Save your money, time and personal information, report Telegram scammers, don't ever trust even green-lock pages (oh yeah... those can be easily feigned too, you know?).
At any rate, as per my review's title, they've also been exposed by scam-detector websites like MalwareTips.com and GridingSoft.com... just do a quick Google search for "Vautes" and you'll find all information in the first page of results (along the aforesaid fake review sites).
Forget about this "platform" and leave it immediately without looking back.
You have been warned.