Tag: Fortexo

The UK FCA has issued an investor warning against three forex, CFD, and crypto broker scams Nectac TradeFX (www.nectatradefx.info), Optimal Trade Options (www.optimaltradeoptions.com ), and Fortexo (www.fortexo.co). FinTelegram has issued several warnings against Fortexo, which runs on the PumaTS white-label platform. Read our reports here. The same scammers run Nectac TradeFX and Optimal Trade Options through various offshore and fake entities. Stay far away!

In May 2021, we issued our first warning against the Fortexo (www.fortexo.co) broker scam. In August, the German regulator BaFin announced investigations against the scam and its operator. To this day, we receive reports from victims who still fell for the scam because the aggressive boiler room agents kept calling. Many people often give in to these aggressive phone attacks and make a deposit. The money is then gone. Believe us! Stay away and protect your money and their mental health.

NeoBanQ is one of the most aggressive scam-facilitating payment processors for credit and debit card processing. To name a few, Apollo Finances, Fortexo, ProfitMarket, ProAktivMarket, or StatusMarkets we have uncovered in the last few weeks. Often NeoBanQ works in combination with BridgerPay cashier. NeoBanQ is operated through an unregulated legal entity in the United Kingdom and controlled by Billy Eldridge. Since its launch in early 2020, the payment processor has facilitated dozens of major scams.

Today, the Bitcoin System fraud campaign refers us to the scam broker Fortexo (www.fortexo.co). As usual, after registering with Bitcoin System, we land directly in the scam's dashboard. There we find PayBox cashier (https://cashier.boxipay.io). No deposits were possible in our review today. Apparently, no payment processor is currently active. In May 2021, we issued a warning against Fortexo. In August, the German BaFin announced investigations against the scam and its operator.

Today, the many spam emails lead us to once again the now well-known fake article that announces the next big startup after Google and Facebook and is supposed to make me rich in 7 days. The article is presented on LPONLINE. In the article once again (still?) BitQT is promoted. Clicking again takes you to the fraudulent BitQT campaign on Amazing Offers. Upon registering today, it goes to the broker scam Fortexo. Surprise, surprise!