Tag: crypto scam

  • Long Asia Review 2024 – The Complaints Just Keep Piling

    [ad_1] We will try to keep our Long Asia review as simple as possible so you can understand the sophisticated scheme behind the platform. Our point is to give out the main reasons why this brokerage firm is fraudulent. To do so, we shall concisely explain the regulatory issues with Long Asia, back up our…

  • MENA Global Market Review – Legitimacy Highly Questionable

    [ad_1] Apparently, MENA Global Market has been registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines but physically operates from Mauritius. What a combination! Surely not the best choice for registering a trading firm. Nevertheless, we won’t jump to conclusions before thoroughly analyzing the company. Hopefully, that would save you a lot of time as well. Therefore,…

  • Investico Review – Failed Clone of a Broker

    [ad_1] One of the simplest and most common brokerage frauds are clone companies that impersonate reputable firms, and professional wealth managers.  One such example is the Investico broker, which allegedly operates out of the South African republic under FSCA supervision. While the legal information partially checks out, discrepancies are found all over, and we present…

  • BearsBulls Review – Pattern Built Forex Scam Site

    [ad_1] The BearsBulls scam belongs to that category of textbook frauds with the most recurring and cheapest brokerage site template on the market. The perpetrators apparently have no knowledge of Forex or anything related to it, so the information on the site is kept to a bare minimum.  However, that doesn’t make them less dangerous…

  • Integra Asset Management Review – Clear Scam Signs Explained

    [ad_1] Once you start digging deeper, you realize Integra Asset Management hides so many details, starting with its legal name and documents. Yet, the company presents us with some company numbers that are probably not valid anywhere. But that’s not the only problem you can find here. Keep reading this unbiased Integra Asset Management review…

  • Bitfinance Review 2024 – Four Websites, Same Investment Scam

    [ad_1] Bitfinance is a deceptive brand designed to dupe unsuspecting traders and investors into paying for fake plans and crypto exchange options. In the table below, you will see four bogus websites used in this scheme. One appears on multiple regulatory warning lists, prompting the anonymous crook to shut it down and start with a…

  • Digital Trade Magnet Review – Deceived By Auto-Trading Options

    [ad_1] Apparently, this trading brand has been operating from the US under the ownership of Digital Trade Magnet Inc. LLC. However,  none of the US business registers actually hold records of this company being registered there. That’s already a first sign you should avoid them. However, there will be many more, especially once you realize…

  • Bitcp Review – Fraudulent Crypto Exchange Relentlessly Stealing

    [ad_1] Apparently, the Bitcp crypto exchange has been operating under the name Bitcp Co. LTD.  This entity has been legitimately registered in the US Money Service Business (MSB) register since March 30, 2023. However, some key facts might reveal the bitter truth. Therefore, we suggest you thoroughly read this Bitcp review to avoid unpleasant surprises.…

  • Finpro Business Review – Avoid Silly Mistakes With This Firm

    [ad_1] As can be seen, the Finpro Business trading brand operates under the ownership of FINPRO CONSULTING LTD. Allegedly, this firm has been registered in Slovakia in 2015. Yet, the truth is a bit different. In any case, there are far more important details that reveal why people should not trust this company. Watch out…

  • IM Markets Review – Bad Approach to Legitimacy

    [ad_1] A premium looking website is not exactly a guarantee that the company you’re dealing with is a legitimate entity. This broker may have ramped up the site aesthetics, but they fail to provide any verifiable legal information. As expected, trading on the platform turned out to be utterly fictitious, with the company itself turning…

  • Sardis Markets Review – UK Brokerage Without A License?

    [ad_1] We can all confirm that this firm has legitimately registered in the UK. If the ownership name truly belongs to them. Nevertheless, there are a few discrepancies about Sardis Markets that might reveal their true intentions. Therefore, we suggest you read this Sardis Markets review carefully and let us know what you think about…

  • Tokencan Review – Will This Singaporean Crypto Exchange Vanish?

    [ad_1] With this Singaporean-based exchange, it’s quite easy to get tricked. Firstly, the website is mainly presented in Asian languages. For instance, legal documents are completely written in a foreign language. Yet, they offer their services to other countries as well. But that’s not the worst thing about this company. Many more details point out…

  • Bittra Review 2024 – Suspicious Broker With No License

    [ad_1] Bittra purports to be a legitimate American brokerage firm based in Colorado. The website entices readers to download the user-friendly mobile platform and buy and sell stocks, indices, commodities, bonds, and cryptocurrencies. Although it seems like a fair offer, there are some legal discrepancies we must address. Read our in-depth Bittra review to find…

  • ZBTCEX Review – Fraudulent Chinese Crypto Exchange Exposed

    [ad_1] The ZBTCEX company appears to be registered in China. Thus, no legal information, such as registration or license details, is available to back that up. With this in mind, it’s quite easy to predict where this all goes. But stick with us in this honest ZBTCEX review if you want to keep your money…

  • TradeBetta Review – Exposing Fake Crypto Investment Scheme

    [ad_1] According to the company, TradeBetta, an investment firm, operates from the UK under the ownership of Trade Betta LLC. Hopefully, we will see these details backed up with facts. After going through the entire website and some regulatory databases, we highly doubt it. But we’ll avoid jumping to conclusions and present you with all…