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Forcount’s Boris CEO sentenced to 4 years in prison

ForCount’s Nestor Nunez has been sentenced to four years in prison. At the conclusion of his sentence, Nunez will additionally be subject to an additional year of supervised release.


Roman Ziemian stripped of Cyprus passport over fraud

Roman Kazimierz Ziemian has been stripped of his Cyprus passport. An October 24th report from In Cyprus claims the passport revocation is tied to Ziemian’s FutureNet Ponzi scamming.


Holton Buggs files to dissolve The Traders Domain Receivership

Holton Buggs has filed motions seeking dismissal of the case against him and dissolvement of a court-appointed Receiver.


Sam Lee detained in Dubai on Interpol arrest warrant

Sam Lee, aka Xue Samuel Lee, has been detained at Dubai’s Al Aweer Central Prison. During his ongoing detainment, the SEC managed to serve Lee their civil HyperFund fraud lawsuit. As per November 5th filings from the SEC, Lee refused personal service at the prison but was considered served under US law.


Citibank settles with Profit Connect Receiver for $65,000

Citibank has settled with the Profit Connect Receiver for $65,000.


German police following Ruja Ignatova leads in South Africa

German police are reported to be following leads on Ruja Ignatova that point to South Africa.


TelexFree net-winner class settles with Trustee

Over a decade since the shutdown of TelexFree, a group of TelexFree net-winners have settled with the court-appointed Trustee.


CFTC secures default judgment against iComTech scammers

The CFTC has secured default judgment against iComTech’s David Carmona, Juan Parra, Moses Valdez and David Brend.


We Are All Satoshi fraud warning from QC, Canada

We Are All Satoshi has received a securities fraud warning from Quebec’s Autorite des Marches Financiers (AMF). As per the AMF’s November 1st We Are All Satoshi warning;


TrageTech securities desist and refrain from California

TrageTech, aka Trage Technologies, has received a securities fraud desist and refrain order from California’s Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI). DFPI’s November 4th order names three respondents;