One thing we see in scams involving shares, of which there are many, is that people often buy 'thin air'. In other words they have been told they own shares but in fact they don't. Anley will probably agree but in almost every case they will approach the victim two, three or maybe four further times for more money. The excuse will often be that a tax or fee needs to be paid before the investment can be cashed in. It is always a lie, just another way to bleed more money from you. Quite often people are told that paying extra is the only way to avoid losing all your money. Unfortunately tge day you handed over your money was the day you lost it, everything that follows is just an elaborate excuse to get more out of you. These people will bleed you dry, whatever you do don't keep giving them money.
If it were me I'd find out who all the directors and staff are and expose them. Use this forum but also sites like ripoffreport, scam.com, the motley fool etc. That's free and doesn't even take much time. For instance when you search for this company this thread is number four in google. That is a very powerful tool in publicising what has happened.
If it were me I'd find out who all the directors and staff are and expose them. Use this forum but also sites like ripoffreport, scam.com, the motley fool etc. That's free and doesn't even take much time. For instance when you search for this company this thread is number four in google. That is a very powerful tool in publicising what has happened.
