Imposter Facebook pages used to promote WhatsApp investment scam
Scammers use deepfake Facebook ads to impersonate NZ financial figures and promote fake WhatsApp investment platforms.
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Scammers use deepfake Facebook ads to impersonate NZ financial figures and promote fake WhatsApp investment platforms.
Beware of recovery scams falsely claiming ties to NZ Dispute Resolution Schemes like FSCL, BOS, IFSO, and FDRS.
The FMA has received several reports about a scam using fake endorsements supposedly coming from New Zealand politicians.
Warning: Bitmart VIP and related platforms suspected of scam. Not registered with NZ FSPR. Exercise extreme caution.
Suspected scam alert: Marketwatch Partners GmbH trading platforms may be fraudulently withholding investor funds. Exercise caution.
FMA warns of phishing scams impersonating Blockchain.com via fake login ads. Protect your crypto accounts from fraud.
Warning: Alfinex.com and Zen-capital.co are suspected scam sites misusing NZ company details and offering fake investment returns.
Warning: Mannez Capital Limited is an unregistered entity misusing NZ company details and displaying fraudulent certificates.
Warning issued by FMA on fake trading platforms NexVest and Future Investment linked to crypto and forex investment scams.
Warning: Prime Ten is not licensed in NZ. Suspected scam targeting investors via Telegram & WhatsApp crypto messages.
Warning: Scammers impersonating FMA using fake emails and documents to defraud investors. Learn how to spot and avoid them.
Tech2Sky Ltd is a suspected scam. Fake investment platform not registered in NZ. Avoid Tech2Sky.com and verify on FSPR.
Beware of crypto recovery scams in NZ. Scammers target past victims with fake fund recovery claims to steal more money.
FMA warns NZ investors of fake crypto platforms. These sites demand fees but block withdrawals. Avoid listed scam websites.
Warning about NextJetHoldings scam misusing NZ company details, including websites, addresses, emails, and phone numbers involved.