Reality Of Secure Platform Funding

1. BURNED BY SHADY SECUREPLATFORMFUNDING.COM – Warning All Investors

2. Any UK investors contacted by a Bruce Green ought to watch themselves and be careful – the man and his company are a fraud, and to be frank it is doubtful they even exist. • I received a piece of mail from Secure Platform Funding by Mr. Green, who introduced himself as CEO. • He told me that they were one of the top bank instrument providers globally – I was immediately intrigued, but not in a way Mr. Green would have liked.

4. I asked for some actual proof of such a claim, I asked for statements from real representatives in the banks he said he was affiliated with (among others, the Bank of Bahrain, HSBC, SBC, Barclays, Lloyds), and I asked for some real documentation. • All he could muster were some SWIFT MT760 messages, and further assured claims that his company was “the world’s premiere financial instruments expert”, and that I ought not to listen to “jealous competitors.”

6. I did some digging and found out that Mr. Green and SPF had a particular penchant for stealing from UK investors, promising broker licenses for commercial loans and expensive, several million-pound certificates and bank guarantees for the mere advance deposit of a few thousand quid, between £10,000-£50,000. • Even a friend of mine told me he was contacted by SPF, and propositioned for a “great deal”.

7. These people are shady at best, but I suspect that they are entirely phoney – their address has changed countries thrice in the past few months, and they only recently declared themselves on the Marshall Islands as the SPF International Corporation, with no further documentation providing any truth to their supposed founding in 2008, or any proper explanation for their false addresses in both Nevis and the UK. • At best, these are upstarts not to be trusted with any significant sums, and in reality, they are most likely scam artists trying to discredit real victims as “jealous competitors”.