Tag: Kalite Network

Bravo Tigloo! The Israeli traffic hub manager terminated fraudulent Kalite Network

Affiliate Scams Ben - June 17, 2021

As a "Software-as-a-Service (SAAS)" provider, the Israeli Tigloo operated the Kalite Network for its clients. This Kalite Network was deployed to run the fraudulent Bitcoin Prime campaign, which targeted consumers and retail investors in Europe. The campaign chased victims with the promise of quick fortune via Bitcoin. Tigloo contacted us to say that they have shut down the Kalite Network and would not support any such fraud activities.

R4I – Israeli Tigloo provides scam-facilitating services to scams and CySEC CIFs

Affiliate Scams tamir - June 16, 2021

In recent weeks, dozens of fraudulent marketing campaigns have been made around Bitcoins. We will only mention Bitcoin Prime, Bitcoin Profit, Bitcoin Champion, or Bitcoin Circuit. These fraudulent campaigns had the sole purpose of catching victims for scams and illegally operating regulated CySEC brokers. One of the companies through which these fraudulent campaigns are organized and run is Tigloo (www.tigloo.io) in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, Israel. For example, today, the Bitcoin Prime campaign is running through the Kalitenet platform made by Tigloo.

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