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Crowd1 pays off Emerge Gaming for Miggster Ponzi partnership

Crowd1 has “purchased” Miggster off Ponzi collaborator Emerge Gaming. As per an agreement reached in early March, Nibiru e-Gaming AB will acquire Miggster for $5 million AUD (~$3.75 million USD).


IPCapital escalates exit-scam by firing themselves

The scammers behind Intelligence Prime Capital have escalated their exit-scam… by firing themselves from the company.


GSPartners holding US Lydian World Ponzi event in Georgia

GSPartners has announced a US Ponzi promotional event. Josip Heit is scheduled to attend the April event, held in the hometown of GSPartners’ top US promoter.


IM Mastery Academy affiliate leaders arrested in Spain

Eight IM Mastery Academy affiliates have been arrested in Spain. Spanish authorities have charged the affiliates for promoting a pyramid scheme.


Antares 2.0 reboot is a mess (refunds? Alpin Launchpad?)

Aleksey Zhirovkin’s Antares 2.0 Ponzi relaunch is a mess. A Hong Kong regulatory cover-story has been introduced, refunds are being offered through an inhouse recovery scam and Zhirovkin’s also launching something called Alpin Launchpad.


Intelligence Prime Capital initiates “regulators!” exit-scam

Following ongoing withdrawal issues over the past few months, Intelligence Prime Capital has initiated its exit-scam. Intelligence Prime Capital investors in the US, Malaysia and Singapore, have been advised their accounts will be shut down.


Kripto Future scammers promise V2 Ponzi reboot

Scammers behind the collapsed Kripto Future Ponzi scheme are pitching a reboot. The reboot is being dubbed “Kritpto Future 2.0”. The announced launch date is less than 24 hours away.


Maximiliano Batista arrested, Leo Cositorto hiding behind religion

The Generation Zoe saga continues with Maximiliano Batista’s arrest in Argentina. With his political persecution excuses falling flat, founder Leonardo Corsitorto is now hiding behind religion.


OmegaPro securities fraud warning from Mauritius

OmegaPro has received a securities fraud warning from Mauritius’ Financial Services Commission.


TelexFree class-action enters fifth amended complaint phase

On December 30th the TelexFree class-action plaintiffs filed their fifth amended complaint. I didn’t cover it because the only change was a bunch of defendants were added – most of which are banks and payment processors. The complaint itself has blown out to two hundred and eighty-four pages. As a result of this the TelexFree [Continue reading…]