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  1. 24 April 2024

    Hz-cap.com - Imposter, unsolicited offer

    Hz-cap.com has been cold calling New Zealand residents, attempting to offer an investment in Starlink IPO. Unsolicited offers of financial products are prohibited in New Zealand.
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    Imposter website, Scams
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    • Suspected scam

    5 July 2024

    Pro-Limited.com - Suspected scam

    FMA has reason to believe that the Pro-Limited.com website is being used to conduct an investment scam.
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    Suspected scam, Scams
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  3. 16 December 2021

    Cryptocurrency trading without consent - Warning about kiwi-ex.com website and kiwicoinex.com

    Warning: We recommend caution when dealing with the website, www.kiwi-ex.com, as the FMA is concerned this website may be operating a scam. The website is offering a platform for investors to trade in cryptocurrencies. We received a report of trades being conducted in an investor's account, without their knowledge or consent, by the website.
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    Imposter website, Suspected scam, Scams
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  7. 10 August 2022

    bbcapital.com falsely using Black Bull Group identity

    FMA are concerned that https://bbcapitalmarket.com/ is operating a scam and falsely using the name of a New Zealand registered and licensed entity - Black Bull Group Limited (NZBN: 9429041417799) T/A Blackbull Markets. Black Bull Group Limited has advised the FMA that they are not associated with https://bbcapitalmarket.com/.
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    Imposter website, Suspected scam, Scams
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  8. 22 February 2022

    FMA warns primefirmtrade.com unreasonably withholding investor funds

    WARNING: FMA concerned that primefirmtrade.com is withholding client funds unreasonably. Clients are required to make a large sum payment for a “withdrawal code” to withdraw funds from their trading accounts.
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    Investing, Suspected scam, Consumer, Scams
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  9. 29 March 2022

    FMA warns about a Decentralised Application: eth-coinbasemart.com

    FMA are concerned that eth-coinbasemart.com (the dapp), a Decentralised Application, is involved in a scam. We have received a complaint from a New Zealand resident whose funds have been unreasonably withheld by the dapp.
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    Investor information, Suspected scam, Consumer, Scams
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  10. 20 December 2021

    FMA warning: false and misleading claims by CapitalInvestments.com

    The website offers trading on the forex market, stock market, and crypto currency market with the ability to gain unrealistically high returns (starter plan: 10% daily for 3 days, through to mega plan: 10% return daily for 30 days).
    The website is using the registration details of a legitimate New Zealand company called ‘Capital Investments Trust Limited (1547699)’. This company has confirmed having no association with the website nor were they aware that the website was using their registration details and business name.
    An investor complained about being unable to withdraw any of his invested funds.
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    Imposter website, Suspected scam, Consumer, Scams
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  11. 25 November 2021

    Warning about pribizco.com and pbfx.asia websites

    WARNING: We are concerned that pribizco.com and pbfx.asia (the websites) are involved in a scam. We have received a report from an overseas investor that the representatives of these websites have been guaranteeing profits to lure customers via WeChat.
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    Imposter website, Suspected scam, Consumer, Scams
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  12. 26 July 2022

    Warning: Citiclient-assets.com operating a term-deposit scam

    WARNING: We are concerned that this scam operation is targeting New Zealand residents and offering investment in a term deposit. It is claimed that the investment is offered by Citibank, N.A. which is not true.
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    Imposter website, Suspected scam, Scams
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  13. 28 April 2022

    FMA and Irish regulator issue warning about jms-icav.com

    FMA and regulatory bodies in Ireland have issued a warning about JMS-ICAV.
    JMS-ICAV is not a registered financial service provider in New Zealand or licensed by the FMA and is therefore not permitted to provide financial products or services to New Zealand residents. New Zealanders have been unsuccessful removing funds from the entity.
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    Imposter website, Suspected scam, Unregistered business, Scams
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