Wiseling claims contract signed with Central Bank of Finland
In a new marketing video, Boris CEO Matias Lappo claims Wiseling has “signed a contract with the Central Bank of Finland and EU”.
Lulz!
According to Lappo, the contract pertains to the “connection of Visa and Mastercard”.
First the obvious; there is no “Central Bank of Finland and EU”.
There’s the Bank of Finland and European Central Bank.
Second, and arguably more obvious, neither of these regulators are involved in issuing Visa and Mastercard services to private companies.
Evidently not happy with their country being falsely implicated as a base of operations, Finland’s FCA issued a Wiseling securities fraud warning last November.
Wherever Lappo is broadcasting his videos from, it’s not Finland.
In the undated video, which surfaced on February 16th, Lappo goes on to explain;
Today we will start connecting bank transfers to our platform, which can take up to 72 hours approximately.
You will be able to withdraw money to bank accounts.
What Lappo is actually talking about is obtaining a merchant account, which Ponzi schemes typically do through inconspicuously named shell companies.
This works until transactions are flagged as suspicious, at which point it becomes a game of cat and mouse.
Setting Wiseling up for a ripe exit-scam, Lappo also announced a 20% bonus on new investment.
Alexa website traffic estimates for Wiseling show a flatline in traffic from January 2021.
Lappo’s new announcements appear to be an attempt to increase investor growth, failing which Wiseling will collapse.
Since publishing our Wiseling review in late January, the US has emerged as a source of gullible investors.
Alexa now ranks the US as the second largest source of traffic to Wiseling’s website (14%). South Korea remains the largest, coming in at 26% of website traffic (down from 31% two weeks ago).
Update 22nd February 2021 – Following withdrawals stopping on February 15th and now its website going down, BehindMLM has called Wiseling’s collapse.
Update 9th March 2021 – The video featuring Matias Lappo referenced in this article has been marked private.
Wiseling/Beurex looks to have already imploded as members in the fb groups are reporting that requested withdraws are pending and they are crying “scam”….
Akosh, this message below is for your information:
Oz covered those delaying tactics in the review. Please leave and take your bullshit marketing spam with you.
Did you invest more than you can afford to lose??…
Investing in a Ponzi scheme means you are participating in a scam, letting others steal your money in the hope that you’ll be able to steal more money from gullibles who invest after you do. Wiseling is a Ponzi scheme. Investing anything in a Ponzi scheme, whatever the amount, is still participation.
Your question should not be “Am I investing more than I can afford to lose?” It should be “Am I participating in a criminal enterprise?”
The authorities may never come after you, especially if you don’t come out a big net winner, but you’re still participating in a scam. How that affects your ability to sleep at night is up to your conscience.
I’ve been on Wiseling over a year now. When I signed up for free. I understood the bonus structure as one of many ways to make extra profit if only I were interested in inviting people.
I wasn’t interested in that. I have no time discussing investments with people. I went in only for myself.
No one ever forced me to invite, refer or recruit anyone. I never lost a dime for not inviting people. I signed up and invested $2500.
I never added a dime again. I made it a point to see just the 2,500 grow with Wiseling hedge fund on the currency trading market. And it did as the platform promised with the ability to move my earnings each single day if I wanted to.
I never went for any Zoom meetings or webinars neither was I required to be in one. People just love being around like minded folks.
Therefore, when they join platforms like that they just add the social mingling aspect to it. That’s just normal and it’s not a requirement.
I have no idea what you’re talking about dude. This article is WIDLY FALSE!
What you’re saying is I’m involved in a scam? You do realize that Elon Musk literally (Ozedit: has nothing to do with Wiseline, derails removed)
So wait, the $12,050 I took out of my balance with over $23,000 still trading – to pay some bills and leaving extra cash on me after investing in Wiseling with just $2500 in 8-9 months is not real?
I literally invested just $2500 …. saw my daily profits, gradually moved up to Stock Exchange on Wiseling and took out 12,050 back to my Binance account, from which I moved to my Skrill wallet, before finally using some to pay off some bills and moving some to my savings account.
You mean to tell me the money I just took out, just this last November is not real?
Two weeks ago I moved $1,850 from Wiseling back to Binance to buy some BTC. Your article is asserting that the money I made and have spent by just investing $2500 was a dream I had and not real life?
If you are a legit blogger and mlm-gotcha expert, prove this to me by posting exactly what I’ve just written and prove to me that my bank and every other company I paid bills to etc all decided to let me off the hook with “fake” money from make-belif-profits from Wiseling
… My phone number is (Ozedit: derails removed)
Are you like him who hates the truth … or do you really want to know the WHOLE TRUTH about Wiseling?
— NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT YOU
Are you trying to sell people something else and you see Wiseling as a threat or something.?
How is Wiseling an MLM when 95% of the profit one makes depends more on their own personal investment and not referrals made.
How is it an MLM when you’re not required to refer anyone and zero subscription fees for that matter?
How is it a scam when you’re trading on the same markets as displayed on Binance etc.?
SO JAY-Z and Twitter (Ozedit: also have nothing to do with Wiseling, derails removed)
Again, is my $12, 050 first profit not real money and yet I spent it everywhere I wished?
Call me or delete this comment and pretend no one ever set the record straight.
As of today I have $37,000 made out of my $2500 investment. Again….. CALL ME TO VERIFY.
With Wiseling withdrawals disabled since Feb 15th, here come the butthurt scammers…
In light of your only rebuttal being “bUt I sToLe MoNeY!”, no it isn’t.
Wiseling is a Ponzi scheme, regardless of whether you personally stole money from people who invested after you.
The money you stole from people who invested in after you is very much real. The issue is Wiseling is a Ponzi scheme.
When it inevitably collapses, like it appears to have, the majority of investors are left out of pocket. Their money was stolen by scammers such as yourself.
The only truth is Wiseling is a Ponzi scheme. Don’t have time for scammer meltdown excuses.
What you’re able to steal is solely determined by how much people who invest in Wiseling after you. Someone has to do the recruiting, or Wiseling collapses.
MLM comp plan = MLM company. Whether you personally recruit is neither here nor there.
What record straight? Wiseling is a Ponzi scheme and you got in early and stole money.
Nobody is calling you. Nobody cares how much you stole. Here’s a cookie.
@InvestorGuru ,who the f cares if you made profit with a ponzi scam?
What the f kind of “guru” you are, that you are unable to do even the most basic level of due diligence?
Do you usually trust companies and people which suddenly appear in Internet? This CEO “Matias Lappo” has absolutely no records of him anywhere in the Internet before 2020. He just suddenly appeared out of nowhere. Hello??
Do you think any legit company uses STOLEN IDENTITIES to establish a company? Well that’s what Wiseling Oy did in Finland:
seura.fi/asiat/tutkivat/suomalaisena-esiintyva-sijoitusyhtio-wiseling-keraa-rikastumishaluisten-rahoja/
2 finnish young people got their identity stolen by these scammers behind Wiseling scammers, so they can pretend there’s a finnish company behind this BS. Do you think we finns find that funny???
Does it seem not strange to use, that the CEO can’t be found anywhere from the finnish phone/address/population records and can’t even speak finnish, even though he claims he was born and grew up in Helsinki.
Anybody who is from Finland can see and hear mr. “Lappo” is lying withing 1 second as the dude can’t even pronounce his fake name as a finnish native would.
Not gonna even touch his other few finnish sentences which he butchers laughably.
Does it not seem strange to you, that the address of this company is an office hotel and its postal address is a local 1 man law firm.
Does it not seem strange to you, that this fraud actor CEO claims Wiseling made a deal with the central bank of Finland (it’s called The Bank of Finland), while everybody especially in Finland knows this bank does not deal with any Visa/Mastercard or small company issues AT ALL.
No bank in Finland would make any contract with a company which has a securities fraud warning from the finnish Financial Supervisory Authority like Wiseling does. Finnish FSA warned about Wiseling in November already.
So “InvestorGuru”. Take your ponzi scam BS, and put it there where the sun doesn’t shine. Yeah you were early enough to make profit with this ponzi, congratu-f-lations.
You had me at guru,then I knew the rest was going to be a circlejerk of strawman arguments and false equivalence.
You must be new to investing if the concept of a Ponzi paying out to people to build momentum and get the maximum number of idiots to “invest” – is foreign to you.
Unless you can produce financials proving Wiseling actually generated income from something other than the other idiots donating after you,you have nothing of substance to add as you don’t understand what proof is, how a ponzi works,or what investing actually is.
What he CAN do, however, is squeeze the largest amount of strawman arguments as possible into one post, while completely ignoring the reality of how ponzi and pyramid schemes work.
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Good day…. do you have any information on what happened to wiseling.. the site show server down and a lot of people have money invested trading there.
Any feedback will be appreciated.
@Trevor
You invested in a Ponzi scheme and now your money is gone. Sorry for your loss.
So I’ve had people try to get me to invest in this Wiseling bs. I’m in Canada, people who tried to get me to invest are in the Caribbean.
From day one, I figured this was a huge scheme. I could never get efficient research done as it’s always 50-50, the bots claiming its legit, and people claiming its not.
I 100% believe that this is now the end as sites have shut down, however, I will like to know more about it in general.
It’s all so suspicious and really mind blowing that people believe in this bs. Who here believes in their heart that Wiseling is no longer a thing anymore.
They’ve shut down their social media, and cleaned out …. it’s really comforting knowing there are people who didn’t fall for this shit.
Coffee cup personal picture printing companies could try to check out that have they got any work to print out mug with wiseling logo.
Maybe they could catch the cheater… (youtube.com/watch?v=FJjByt8Xgew video of the mug).
Please is there any security agencies up to get in touch with this scam wiseling company who put lots of people in to hardship, broken home.. which are wanted their various banks.