Just seen this in the news.
The interesting part, to me, is...
There are loads of 'get rich quick' schemes but I am really cautious about all of them. I look for the red flags and even if something just doesn't feel right, i tend to avoid.
Be money-safe out there, my Internet Brethren, and much like getting drunk on NYE and thinking of making a pass at the bar staff..... Stop, consider all the evidence you have so far, and hold fire. Give it 24 hours and see if it still looks like a good idea.
Thanks,
The Reverend
Student who made £100,000 a month under investigation 'for being a scammer'
Gurvin Singh amassed 170,000 followers with snaps of his luxury cars and jet-setting lifestyle and claims he turned £200 into £100,000.
metro.co.uk
The interesting part, to me, is...
Metro.co.uk spoke to a number of people referred to Infinox in this way who claim they were led to believe that they were investing in FCA-regulated businesses but whose funds ended up with Infinox Bahamas.
Jonathan Reuben said he was led to believe he was signing up to a service which would automatically copy Mr Singh’s trades on the market onto an account with an FCA-regulated broker in Jonathan’s name.
He said he was told in writing that the FCA regulated the service, that his trades would be based on Mr Singh’s, and that he could withdraw at any time, and that this made him think it was a sound investment.
Jonathan told Metro.co.uk: ‘If I knew that this investment was not FCA regulated, and it was not actually gs3 trading for me, I would never have deposited money into the scheme whatsoever.’
There are loads of 'get rich quick' schemes but I am really cautious about all of them. I look for the red flags and even if something just doesn't feel right, i tend to avoid.
Be money-safe out there, my Internet Brethren, and much like getting drunk on NYE and thinking of making a pass at the bar staff..... Stop, consider all the evidence you have so far, and hold fire. Give it 24 hours and see if it still looks like a good idea.
Thanks,
The Reverend