Ewald Geschel - Story of a Scam Artist

💩 EWALD GESCHEL 💩

STORY OF A SCAM ARTIST

WARNING
This website serves as a cautionary tale about an individual named Ewald Geschel.
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Who is Ewald Geschel, and What Does He Do?

Facade of Success: Ewald flaunts luxury watches and cars that aren’t his, creating an illusion of success to gain your trust or at least spark your curiosity.
False Business Ventures: He claims to make money through crypto arbitrage or Airbnb, luring people into his dubious schemes.
The Trap: Once you’re intrigued, he might persuade you to invest in his so-called business.
The Excuses Begin: When things go awry, he’ll blame banks for freezing his funds due to KYC or sanctions, deflecting responsibility.
Shifting Blame: Ewald spins tales of others owing him large sums, like $500,000, to misdirect the blame, though he alone is accountable for his actions.
Unpaid Services: He’ll request services, such as cars or apartments, with no intention of paying, all while charming you with a smile.
Living on Deception: Ewald is the worst kind of scammer, surviving on the generosity and trust of others.

The Deceptive Tales and Lavish Lies of Ewald Geschel

Ewald Geschel is a master storyteller, weaving intricate lies to manipulate those around him. While he indulges in a lavish lifestyle—traveling in luxury cars, staying in upscale apartments, and even buying his mother a Porsche —he does so at the expense of others.

Ewald uses these lies to maintain his facade:

False Connections: He claims to have ties to the Russian FSB (formerly KGB), knowing people in the secret service, or being connected to the Kadyrov family. He even boasts about his family’s supposed military background in Russia.
Intimidation Tactics: These stories are designed to subtly intimidate those who give him money, making them think twice before confronting him.
Endless Deceptions: Once you’re entangled in his lies, Ewald will always answer your messages or calls, spinning an endless series of fantasies and fairy tales to keep you waiting and hoping. He sets fake deadlines that he never honors, leaving you to chase him down when the time comes. This calculated behavior is meant to frustrate you, and as soon as he senses any anger or bitterness in your voice, he’ll try to turn it against you, making you feel as though it’s better to keep waiting. He manipulates your emotions, using your own frustration to control the situation.

But here’s the truth:

Empty Threats: All these claims are fabrications. In reality, Ewald has nothing to back up his threats. In fact, he often ends up needing to hire security in Moscow after crossing the wrong people.
Cowardice Unmasked: Despite his tough talk, Ewald is afraid of everything—from swimming in the ocean to taking a simple boxing class.

Ewald Geschel is a zero, a fake, an illusion.
He’s nothing more than a scam artist—a piece of 💩.

My Encounter with Ewald Geschel

I was unfortunate enough to cross paths with Ewald Geschel in February 2023 at the Encore Fitness Club in Moscow City. If you ever meet this person, don’t be fooled by his appearance as a disciplined vegan lifting weights at the gym—because that’s likely the only thing disciplined in his life.

I considered Ewald a “friend”—or at least I thought he was. During our so-called friendship, I generously offered him my $10,000/month apartment in Dubai for one month, along with my Lamborghini Urus. You might have seen him flaunting it on Instagram, just like the other cars and watches he loves to showcase on his social media: Instagram link.

But don’t be deceived. Ewald’s entire life fits into one bag, including his Louis Vuitton T-shirt that he wears five times a week. His daily routine revolves around waking up at 2:00 PM, going to the gym, eating octopus, and networking to find his next victim.

We went on holidays together and worked out at the gym many times.

But this didn’t stop him from scamming me out of $335,000 in a crypto arbitrage scheme and another $25,000 in an Airbnb arbitrage—totaling a staggering $355,000 USD, plus interest.
I later discovered that I wasn’t his only victim. No fewer than five people approached me at Encore Fitness Club in Moscow, asking, “How’s your friend Ewald?” only to share similar stories of being scammed.

Even childhood friends from Germany, like Yannick, reported that Ewald owes him $20,000.

Another friend, Johann, is owed 6,000 EUR.

Christian, yet another German friend, rented his Porsche Panamera to Ewald for the summer of 2023. Ewald drove the car all the way to Moscow and refused to return it. Fortunately, Christian managed to retrieve his car, but not the $8,000 rental fee Ewald had promised to pay.

One woman in Moscow even sold her BMW to invest with Ewald in crypto. People have been scammed by him for amounts ranging from $10,000 to $350,000. At one point, we had a Telegram group with seven people who had claims against Ewald, but we shut it down because most were too scared of him. He likes to play the mafia, spinning bullshit stories about the FSB, his family’s military background, and other intimidating tales.

Despite all his talk, Ewald sometimes needs private security from Chechnya while in Moscow, probably because he’s messed with the wrong people.

By the way, if anything happens to me or my family, Ewald Geschel would be the main suspect. I don’t care anymore—I’ve had a good life.

All I care about now is preventing others from being scammed by this piece of 💩.

My Investment in Ewald Geschel Crypto Arbitrage Business

I invested $335,000 in Ewald’s crypto arbitrage business:

$10,000 USDT on February 18, 2023: Transaction link
$189,390 USDT on February 28, 2023: Transaction link
$135,631 USDT on April 5, 2023: Transaction link

We kept an accounting of the arbitrage: Accounting document link .

I received my last interest payment on May 10, 2023. After three months and $17,875 in accumulated interest, Ewald dropped the bombshell: the money had been lost by his two partners—“Karl S” in Germany, supposedly due to sanctions with Russia, and “Amir” in Dubai, allegedly due to personal conflicts.

I never received any tangible proof of these events, just some screenshots, and I had to rely on his word. At that stage, I decided to trust him, and now it’s been exactly one year.

The Airbnb Arbitrage Scam of Ewald Geschel

But that wasn’t all. I decided to invest in Ewald’s Airbnb arbitrage business to confirm if he was truly a scammer. While I had doubts about his crypto stories, the Airbnb business seemed straightforward, as it was fully managed by his partner in Moscow City.

The concept was simple:

We leased a property in Moscow City for a year.
We got the landlord’s approval to sublease it on Airbnb.
We managed the property as a short-term rental and pocketed the profit.

I invested a total of 2,220,000 RUB ($25,000) in this venture.

Everything went smoothly until July 2024, when problems began to surface.

Ewald started delaying payments, claiming he had switched one property for another with better returns, without consulting me. I later learned from his partner that he had gotten rid of the property and hadn’t replaced it—his lie was exposed.

His partner also informed me that he never used the third deposit of 450,000 RUB to sign a new property—another lie.

When I confronted Ewald, he claimed he would buy back my contract, but he never did, missing deadlines and now resorting to mafia-like tactics, including fake invitations to come to Moscow to collect the money, with no proof that the funds are available.

His partner isn’t even surprised and has little faith in this scumbag who does nothing but create problems while pocketing money from deceived investors.

Identification Card Front & Back (Germany)

Ewald Geschel Passport (Germany)

Address of him and his family in Germany:

Family Geschel
Linkenheimer Weg 3

76646 Bruchsal
Germany

Tel: +49 174 4787888 (WhatsApp, Telegram and Revolut)

Russian Number: +7 915 069-44-59 (His bank Account associated to this number)

Some Picture of Ewald