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Crowd 1 corporate raid and arrests in Sweden

Swedish authorities raided Crowd1’s corporate offices sometime between September through November last year. The previously unreported news was disclosed in a recent paywalled Svenska Dagbladet’s Blenda podcast. As reported Expressen on March 28th, citing Svenska Dagbladet’s podcast; Last autumn, the police raided the company’s office in Stockholm, reveals Svenska Dagbladet’s podcast “The IT icon and pyramid

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Crowd1 corporate raid and arrests in Sweden

Swedish authorities raided Crowd1’s corporate offices last November. The previously unreported news was disclosed in a recent episode of Svenska Dagbladet’s paywalled Blenda podcast. As reported Expressen on March 28th, citing Svenska Dagbladet’s podcast; Last autumn, the police raided the company’s office in Stockholm, reveals Svenska Dagbladet’s podcast “The IT icon and pyramid money”. The police

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United Power Up Review: Another Crowd1 spinoff Ponzi

United Power Up fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. United Power Up’s website domain (“unitedpowerup.com”), was privately registered on June 14th, 2022. Further research reveals affiliates citing Sverker Caron as United Power Up’s CEO: Up until early 2022, Sverker Caron was Head of Product Development for the Crowd1 Ponzi scheme. Caron

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19 Decentra Ponzi promoters arrested in Philippines

Nineteen Decentra promoters have been arrested in the Philippines. The arrests preceded a securities fraud warning issued against the Ponzi scheme on June 13th. When the Philippine SEC began investigating Decentra is unclear. As per a June 15th press-release issued by the Philippine government though, we learn the Decentra arrests happened on June 10th. The

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Crowd1 permanent fraud ban reaffirmed in Philippines

The Philippine SEC has issued a press-release reminding consumers that the Crowd1 Ponzi scheme remains banned across the country. The SEC claims its renewed May 10th investor alert is prompted by numerous reports received by the Commission regarding the continuous activities/operation of CROWD1 ASIA PACIFIC, INC. in the Philippines despite the PERMANENT Cease and Desist

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