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September 21, 2021

Attention! Another warning against AroxCapital!

In April 2021, the UK FCA issued an investor warning against AroxCapital (www.aroxcapital.com). The scam is allegedly operated by AroxCapital Trading Ltd or AroxCapital Ltd in the UK. On Trustpilot, the fraud has a 2.4-star rating with a "Poor" trust level. We have identified Pay Credits (www.pay-credits.com) from VertexTech Ltd and PayNetEasy as the facilitating payment processors. Now the Spanish regulator CNMV has also issued a warning against AroxCapital.

May 24, 2021

Daily Affiliate Alert – Fraudulent Bitcoin Circuit campaign promotes AroxCapital scam

An email arriving today leads us to the fraudulent Bitcoin Circuit. There we are shown a video of Richard Branson in a fake celebrity campaign and promised that we could become millionaires. Upon registering, we are redirected to the CFD and crypto broker scam AroxCapital. As a payment processor, we once again found Pay Credits from VertexTech Ltd. AroxCapital Trading Ltd supposedly operates the scam in Canary Wharf, London. However, the company does not exist. However, We had already warned against AroxCapital a few weeks ago.

April 23, 2021

Investor Warning against AroxCapital broker scam facilitated by Pay Credits

The UK FCA has issued an investor warning against the broker scam AroxCapital (www.aroxcapital.com). The scam is allegedly operated by AroxCapital Trading Ltd or AroxCapital Ltd in the UK. On Trustpilot, the scam has a 3.9-star rating with a noticeable number of positive ratings in the last 48 hours. We have identified Pay Credits (www.pay-credits.com) from VertexTech Ltd in the UK as the payment processor. Stay far away from these scams.

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