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Johan M
Active since Aug 2019
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5 reviews41 months ago
CRYPTO SCAM WEEKLYPROFITEARNERS
This company is the same as so.many in the crypto trading industry. They contact you and promise exorbitant returns. They promise as an example R3000 with s profit of R33000 is a week. You pay the R3000 and then the trading start. Suddenly the socalled profits run into thousands of rand. Figures like R800 000 is stated on your trading account. Suddenly you account is frozen and you are required the pay for an upgrade. Something like R5000. When it comes to withdrawing funds after a week of trading the fees really start building up. Fees for activation, SARS (yes the South African Revenue Service). They don't even have your Sars detail yet they are charging for it. Then come fees for ADLA what they called it. Nobady knows what company or institution that is. Then comes commission and at the end fees for a software upgrade. Your account manager is actively trying during this process to get as much money out of you as possible. They are using Luno to send emails to you demanding the money. Be aware it is a big well organized scam. They website is www.weeklyprofitearners.online
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42 months ago
CRYPTO SCAM
Please be aware that the above business is a total scam. it is driven by a person who calls him/herself Dorrie Walton (+27 78 735 1970) from King Williamstown. You deposit money through Luno with the promise of huge returns. you are registered with an account and profits are shown. After more money is demanded during the course of business, when it comes to withdrawing money all communication is stopped. He/she send video clips of people supposedly receiving profits in an attempt to lure you into joining
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43 months ago
Scam
I purchased shoes from this company which was advertised as orthopedic designed shoes. It was later revealed that the shoes is coming from Malaysia. The shoes never arrived and the post office tracking number given was invalid
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44 months ago
SCAM
This business gives its address on a return email from a Richard Brooks as Springbok, Northern Cape. Expect cash payments before delivery, accept no bank finance. Will deliver after payment is received. This sounds like a typical scam.
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81 months ago
False advertising
This company is a total scam. The facilities advertised on the website is not available They advertise one cooked meal per day which is never given. Instead you are given R180 a week for food. Deposits are not paid back.
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