Victims are recruited through fake advertisements on social media or online video platforms. In those fake advertisements, famous people often talk about a method to get rich quickly. Victims are also approached via dating apps.
The fraudsters work aggressively, warns the FSMA. They try to convince people to invest ever larger sums. Money that the victims will never see again.
The FSMA warns against a whole series of fraudulent trading platforms. On the site of the regulator can be found whether or not a company has the necessary licenses.
2023-09-06 07:24:17
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