Traffic Monsoon victim claims process submitted for approval
The Traffic Monsoon Receiver has submitted a victim claims process for approval.
The Traffic Monsoon Receiver has submitted a victim claims process for approval.
The Cyberabad EOW has served summons notices to over 500 individuals, including several well-known Indian celebrities and sports people.
Pursuant to a stipulation between Eric Dalius and the SEC, Dalius’ wife Kimberly has been dropped as a relief defendant.
Over the last 48 hours DDK has been spamming their supposed rebuttal to our December 10th review in various places. Written from the frankly insulting perspective that nobody is capable of understanding their simple business model, DDKoin alleges our review contains “false allegations” and an “inaccurate representation” of their products (of which they have none). [Continue reading…]
Following an order permanently banning USI-Tech from operating in Ontario, Canada, the Ontario Securities Commission has published detailed reasoning behind its decision. The reasoning includes an email from USI-Tech management that throws their Canadian affiliates under the bus.
In a Bill of Particulars filed on February 22nd, the DOJ has revealed Mark Scott’s seized assets. The detailed list provides insight into shell companies and which countries Scott assisted OneCoin with laundering invested funds through.
A fortnight ago we reported that Matt Lloyd McPhee had filed an answer to the FTC’s MOBE lawsuit. Lloyd’s answer was filed well past the deadline, in addition to the FTC having already filed for and being given an entry of default. On the basis of his having now filed an answer, Lloyd also filed [Continue reading…]
On February 8th Mark Scott was served a grand jury subpoena, requesting “a wide variety of documents” related to OneCoin. Whatever evidence is in those documents, Mark Scott doesn’t want a grand jury seeing them.
The state of Texas has slapped Nui with a $25,000 securities fraud fine. The company has also agreed to cease offering unregistered securities to Texas residents.
According to local news reports, serial-scammer Joseph Tran has been arrested by Swedish authorities. Tran’s arrest is believed to be in connection with his promotion and participation in a number of fraudulent MLM companies.