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In Beware of Secure Platform Funding Scam all funding scams, the money you invest goes straight into the scammer's bank account and not towards any real funding.
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Beware of Secure Platform Funding Scam, because these are often so professional, slick and believable that it can be hard to tell them apart from genuine funding opportunities. • Funding scams can come to you via a phone call, email or social media. • They may even be an offer from someone you trust or who is introduced to you by someone you know.
I Contacted Mr. Bruce Green in Secure Platform Funding to finance my business and I almost lost $35, 000. • He told me that he could get me a multi-million-dollar loan, I needed funding for my business and hadn’t yet considered a loan, but he assured me that he had the profile and credentials needed to expedite the process. • He presented proof of transfer of several bank instruments and other alleged proof, although I’m not at all an expert on counterfeit documents.
I suspect that most of what he sent me must have been manipulated or edited somehow because I now doubt this man is legitimate. • The funding offer is completely fake and does not exist. • A funding offer by Mr. Bruce Green does exist • The scammer says they represent a well-known funding company - but they are lying.
In Beware of Secure Platform Funding Scam all funding scams, the money you invest goes straight into the scammer's bank account and not towards any real funding. • Beware of Secure Platform Funding Scam, because they may tell you they're offering: • High, quick returns and sometimes tax-free benefits
Share, mortgage or real estate funding, high return schemes, option trading or foreign currency trading • An opportunity with no risk or low risk, because you'll be able to sell anytime, get a refund for non-performance, have insured or 'guaranteed' transactions or be able to swap one funding for another • Inside information, the opportunity to invest before a public float or discounts for early bird investors.
Does not have a license or says they don't need one • Rings you repeatedly and tries to keep you on the phone, or emails you a lot to keep you engaged • Says you need to make a quick decision or you'll miss out on the deal • Claims to be a professional broker or portfolio manager and sounds professional, but does not have an AFS license
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