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iComTech’s Gustavo Rodriguez sentenced to 8 yrs prison

iComTech Ponzi promoter Gustavo Rodriguez has been sentenced to 8 years in prison.


FSCA sets aside Coenie Botha’s CBI Global Ponzi fine

Under murky circumstances, the FSCA has quietly dropped previously imposed penalties against CBI Global Ponzi scammer Coenie Botha.


IM Mastery Academy securities fraud warning from QC, Canada

IM Mastery Academy has received a securities fraud warning from Quebec’s Autorite des Marches Financiers (AMF). As per AMF’s October 18th IM Mastery Academy fraud warning;


Hyperverse securities fraud warning from BC, Canada

Hyperverse has received a securities fraud warning from the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC). As per the BCSC’s October 18th, 2024 warning;


The Traders Domain scammers consent to prelim injunctions

Several The Traders Domain scammers have consented to preliminary injunctions. Between October 22nd and 25th, the CFTC filed preliminary injunction consent orders pertaining to:


Barbados issues “click a button” app Ponzi warning

Barbados’ Financial Services Commission has issued a “click a button” app Ponzi fraud warning. As per an October 29th report from Barbados Today; The Financial Services Commission (FSC) on Monday issued an urgent warning about investing in multi-level marketing (MLM) schemes, as a scheme masquerading as a YouTube and TikTok partnership actively recruits Barbadians with [Continue reading…]


Forcount’s Juan Tacuri sentenced to 20 years prison

Forcount’s Jan Tacuri has been sentenced to twenty years in prison. At the conclusion of his sentence, Tacuri will additionally be subject to an additional year of supervised release.


Eaconomy securities fraud warning from Slovakia

Eaconomy has received a securities fraud warning from the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS). As per NBS’ October 25th warning;


Traffic Monsoon clawback lawsuit case closed

Following dismissal of claims against the remaining top Traffic Monsoon net-winner, clawback litigation filed by the Receiver has been closed.


EXW’s Benjamin Herzog sentenced to 5 years prison

EXW Ponzi founder Benjamin Herzog has been sentenced to five years in prison. Herzog and nine EXW Ponzi co-defendants were sentenced on Wednesday by Klagenfurt Regional Court.