Alliance Limited
ASIC's January 2021 crypto scam alert says Alliance Limited's website misleads crypto investors, shows ASIC's logo, and that consumers could not get their money back after investing.
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ASIC's January 2021 crypto scam alert says Alliance Limited's website misleads crypto investors, shows ASIC's logo, and that consumers could not get their money back after investing.
ASIC alerted investors in March 2021 to Beurax Corporation Pty Ltd and beurax.com, saying investors cannot withdraw and the firm stopped communicating, and advising not to send further funds.
ASIC's alert tells consumers not to deal with www.cambridgeassetmanagement.com, allegedly run by a Hong Kong entity, and says Australians have reported being unable to withdraw invested money.
The SEC charged CoinW6 in September 2024, alleging a fake crypto platform promoted through relationship-building contacts, with fictitious balances and demands for extra payments when investors tried to withdraw.
The SEC filed a fraud complaint in May 2023 against GA Investors and unnamed operators over dozens of websites allegedly promoting bogus crypto asset investments with guaranteed returns.
ASIC issued a suspicious website alert for limestonefx.com in May 2021, saying it falsely claims association with Limestone FX Pty Ltd and that investors report being unable to withdraw.
In September 2024 the SEC charged NanoBit Limited and others over an alleged fake crypto trading platform promoted in WhatsApp groups, alleging investors lost funds sent to overseas accounts.
ASIC warns against dealing with Yepbit and Yepbit Exchange after reports that investors cannot withdraw funds, and says the firm's claim that ASIC froze funds is false.
ASIC warned in October 2022 that appasiccoin.org uses crypto to scam Australians and falsely claims ASIC endorsement. ASIC's advice is not to invest in the product.
The FCA has warned that Blockaid-rec / REC Solution is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, Exodus Financial Services Limited. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that certifiedcryptoexpert.net / lawfinancialservices.com / adviceoffice.net / currencycertified.com is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, Law Financial Services Ltd, an authorised firm. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that cp-group.cc is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, Clearpath Financial Ltd. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that FairPCP is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, Bamboo Marketing NW Limited. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that fortradelimited.com is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, Fortrade Limited. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that gsbcapital.pro is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, GSB Capital Ltd. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that Invictait.vip is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, Invicta Securities Limited. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that m2recoveries.com / m2recovered.com / cryptoassetrecover.org / Reverse Funds is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, M2 Recovery Ltd. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that Quanta North/quantanorth.com is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, North Asset Management LLP. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
The FCA has warned that themoneycompass.net is not authorised and is a clone of an authorised firm, Money Compass Limited. Do not deal with it; verify firms via the FCA Firm Checker.
ASIC's March 2023 scam alert says not to deal with or transfer money to United Solar Investment, citing unrealistic returns, no AFS licence and classic pyramid scheme signs.
The CFTC added Alis Capital Inc. to its RED List in July 2022 as an entity that is not registered with the Commission but appears to be acting in a capacity that requires registration. Treat it as unregistered and high risk.
BCSC warned on 2021-07-09 that Bit-Finance (bit-finance.io), which says it is UK-based and offers forex, commodity, stock index and crypto trading accounts, is not registered to trade or advise in BC.
BCSC warned on 2021-10-13 that Bitwaxtrade (bitwaxtrade.net), claiming a New Zealand base and a Liverpool, UK office, offers crypto and forex accounts and is not registered to trade or advise in BC.
BCSC warned on 2021-07-06 that CreditEUBank (crediteubank.com) claims to offer investment plans for trading cryptocurrencies, accepts BC clients and is not registered to trade or advise in BC.
BCSC warned on 2021-07-27 about Cryptobase (cryptobase.team), which claims to be based in the UK and US and to offer crypto mining and trading investment plans, and is not registered to trade or advise in BC.
BCSC warned on 2023-03-23 that Cryptospair, at Cryptospair.com, presents itself as an online crypto trading platform, accepts BC residents and is not registered in BC to trade in or advise on securities or derivatives.
BCSC warned on 2023-11-22 that cseso.com, trading as CSE, runs a crypto trading platform for BC residents without exchange recognition or dealer registration. It says CSE has no relation to the Canadian Securities Exchange.
BCSC warned on 2021-10-13 that Digital FX Market (digitalfxmarket.com), claiming to be based in Toronto, Ontario and to offer crypto and forex accounts, is not registered to trade or advise in BC.
The CFTC added FXBrew to its RED List in July 2022 as an entity that is not registered with the Commission but appears to be acting in a capacity that requires registration. Treat it as unregistered and high risk.
BCSC warned on 2024-08-23 about m.bit-support-gemini.com, a site claiming to run a crypto trading platform for BC residents without recognition or registration. The notice says it has no relation to Gemini Trust Company, LLC.