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Official Crowd1 fraud warning from South Africa’s FSCA

Following confirmation on Twitter that Crowd1 operates illegally in South Africa, the FSCA has now issued a formal statement. According to the FSCA, South Africa’s top financial regulator, Crowd1 is neither an authorised Financial Service Provider (FSP), nor is it a representative of an authorised FSP. There is also no record of this entity having […]

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15% a day trading Ponzi scheme

Active Coin Trade provides no reliable information on its website about who owns or runs the company. Provided executive profiles consist of fake names and stolen photos: Active Coin Trade’s website domain (“activecointrade.com”) was privately registered on November 14th, 2019. Despite only recently launching, Active Coin Trade falsely claims it was “founded in 2013 in

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South African authorities confirm Crowd1 operating illegally

After doing nothing for almost a year while the Crowd1 Ponzi scheme spread like wildfire, South African authorities have clarified the company operates illegally. Well, sort of. Rather than take any initiative, the FSCA clarified Crowd1 was operating illegally in response to a public Twitter enquiry. As above, it was only after being reached out

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Crowd1, OneLink & Vitae fraud warnings issued in Vietnam

Vietnam’s Competition and Consumer Protection Department has issued fraud warnings against Crowd1 and OneLink. The CCPD has observed Crowd1 and OneLink being promoted across social media networks in Vietnam. The regulator warns that both companies are “not in compliance with the law”. “The Department of Competition and Consumer Protection assessed that the operational models of

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Olayan to focus on Nui International Ponzi, “leaves” Appliqate

In an attempt to distance itself… from itself, Darren Olayan has resigned from Nui’s parent shell company Appliqate. Nui’s company history is intentionally convoluted. At present the only thing going for Nui is Nui International. Nui International is your typical MLM crypto trading bot Ponzi scheme. The investment scheme isn’t available in the US and

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Crowd1 warning issued across Africa (investors mad)

A Crowd1 investment warning has been issued across Central Africa. In related news Crowd1 investors in South Africa are upset at the company’s latest round of low payouts. The Central African Financial Market Supervisory Commission (COSUMAF) is the financial regulatory arm of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC). CEMAC’s jurisdiction spans Cameroon, the

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