GSB Gold Standard Corporation’s official Youtube channel has been terminated.

The termination appears to have happened sometime last week. Attempts to visit GSB’s “GSB Gold Standard Corporate” YouTube channel now return a “404 not found” message:

Links to individual videos uploaded to GSB’s channel, reveal the “the YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated.”

YouTube doesn’t provide a reason for terminating GSB’s YouTube account.

Separately, GSB has also recently deleted GSPartners associated social media accounts. Two examples we can provide are GSPartners’ FaceBook page (stylized as “G999 Blockchain):

And GSPartners’ official YouTube channel (stylized as “G999Main”):

Both accounts were linked from GSPartners’ website, itself disabled by GSB back in March.

GSB is owned by German national Josip Heit. Through GSB, Heit launched a series of fraudulent investment schemes.

GSPartners was the most prominent but, following over a dozen regulatory warnings in 2023, collapsed in December.

Several failed reboots have since launched, the latest of which is Auratus Gold.

GSB Gold Standard Corporation’s official YouTube termination and GSPartners social media account deletions, follows the arrest of a GSPartners promoter in South Africa earlier this month.

South African authorities have confirmed two related criminal investigations but haven’t provided details.

Upon learning of criminal investigations, several top South African GSPartners promoters, some of whom worked directly with Heit, scrubbed their social media profiles.

Heit is believed to be holed up in Dubai. He hasn’t made any public appearances or communications since mid 2023.

Auratus Gold’s website is hidden from public discoverability through “noindex” and “nofollow” meta tags. Promotion of Auratus Gold is conducted in secret.

In a regulatory fraud warning issued against Billionico (a failed GSPartners reboot), Texas cited Auratus as continued evidence of GSB related securities fraud.

The outcome of multiple US federal investigations into GSPartners remains pending.