Mirror Trading International @ BehindMLM

Less than twenty-four hours after claiming CEO Johan Steynberg was abroad working on servers, Mirror Trading International now claims they haven’t heard from him since December 14th. The revelation was made via an email sent out to MTI affiliates a few hours ago.

In a video update published earlier today, Mirror Trading International affiliates have confirmed CEO Johan Steynberg has fled South Africa.

Suspected MTI co-owner Cheri Marks has accused the FSCA of lying about a Mirror Trading International criminal investigation.

South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority has bluntly stated: MTI and its senior management are conducting an illegal operation, misleading clients and have contravened several laws. The statement was published as part of a December 17th press-release, updating the public on the status of the FSCA’s investigation.

Quebec’s Autorite des Marches Financiers has added Mirror Trading International to its list of illegal websites and companies.

Following on from the FSCA conducting raids on Mirror Trading International’s offices and residences of its executives, CEO Johann Steynberg has fronted affiliates desperate for answers. Unfortunately all they got was bad news. Starting next month, MTI is planning to restrict withdrawals by implementing KYC.

Mirror Trading International’s offices in South Africa have been raided by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority. Additionally the residences of Clynton and Cheri Marks have also been raided.

Owing to the use of off-the-shelf scam software, the internals of Mirror Trading International have been made public. We know how much they company currently has on deposit, what they owe and who who has so far stolen what.

In an email sent out to affiliate investors, Mirror Trading International has announced it’s dropping non-existent forex trading for non-existent crypto trading.

South Africa has issued a securities fraud warning against Mirror Trading International. The Financial Sector Conduct Authority claims ‘returns on the investments claimed by MTI seem far-fetched and unrealistic.’