we had a phone call this afternoon by a lady she said she wanted to speak to my husband I asked who she was she said she was Caroline from a firm called Newberg, she went on to speak to my husband he just listened to her she said she wanted to help him to sell his shares, he said he was not interested, she kept going on saying she did not want to buy them but to advise him on selling them he said I will sell them myself thank you when the restrictions are lifted, she then stated he was burying his head in the sand and should listen to her. We have not had any phone calls for some time I thought we had got rid of them . has anyone heard of these lot I wondered, no doubt they will try again.When is anyone going to bother to catch these people they must pay their phone bills why can they not trace them that way.
Aggie - T2W informed me you had responded to my recent post but unable to trace it !
Sometimes I wonder at the sincerety and or genuiness of these posts and if they are put on simply to generate discussion. Or maybe by the scammers to see the reaction ?! .
However , I will try not to be cynical or naieve in responding. You may or may not be
aware that there is a huge industry in this scamming racket by unlicenced/ unauthorised operators . The Financial Regulators globally have indicated that
worldwide the scammers have netted $14 billion to give you an idea of the extent
of the fraud and crime. Just google
Financial Fraud and see what you can turn up !
Every time you receive a call purporting to offer solutions or sell you something an
illegal action has taken place . You have been 'COLD CALLED' and that is an action
whis is outlawed. So you must get full details from the caller , Name , address, phone numberemail address - Name of Broker/dealer . How they got your details and say you will call them back. When you call them back and verifird their authenticity , say you are going to consider the matter and will send a registered letter with your decision. Then simply notify your Financial Regulator and or the police. It seems that the scammers pass lists of potential investors yo each other so your experience in an attempt at a secondary scam.
The Financial Regulators regularly publish lists of the scammers but they also depend on the public/investor to inform of any untowart activity.
My experience recently has been with Boulten Capital, who purport to have an address in Canada and another was Gotthard Capital who purported to have an address in Japan
These lot were offering to destrict those notorious & worthless American regulation S shares subject to rule 144. An awful scam.
The best advice given by the Regulators is definetely NOT to engage with the scammers
or YOU WILL BE SORRY ! As many indeed are.