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PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM MAC VENUCCI, AUTHOR

I received a death threat from the scammers on February 14, 2022It has not stopped me – if anything, it has empowered me to help others.

Please leave a comment below and help others!!!!

If you have had any contact with the criminals behind this massive scam, please leave a comment below and share your experience. You will be doing God’s work and helping others. I am proud to say that we have saved many people from falling for this evil scam. All we can do is put enough information out there and help and hope the government catches them.

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The Cryptocurrency Crime Wave Is Growing By The Day

Cocaine and human trafficking have traditionally been the crime of choice for transnational criminal organizations. However, cryptocurrency scams and forex trading scams have become new hyper-growth industries. It yielded over $14 billion in 2021 – that is nearly twice the $7.8 billion reported in 2020.

Earlier this year, I reported on a new crypto and forex scam run by Seus International Group. This morning, an anonymous source that identified himself only as “Barracuda”, provided Fox Chronicle with information connecting Seus International Group to at least other 30 companies and websites.

“This is not just a simple scam as you originally reported, Seus International is a small node in a transnational criminal empire with outposts in various countries throughout Asia, Europe, and the United States.”The Barracuda

Based on the number of websites and what is known about Seus International’s activity, this criminal organization may be responsible for up to $200 million in total losses to victims around the globe over the last three years.

Here are some tips to recognize the scam:

  1. You were contacted on social media (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) or an online dating site (Tinder, Bumble, etc.). A “friendly” online relationship is developed. The scammer mentions an investment opportunity but doesn’t insist.
  2. The contact was generally made by a Chinese woman who claims to have a special relationship.
  3. The website utilizes Meta Trader 5 software and offers a login, user name, and password.
  4. The scammer lets the victim practice trading on a demo account.
  5. The website is authorized and supervised by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
  6. Customer service is provided through WhatsApp.
  7. Your initial few trades are super profitable.
  8. You are allowed to cash out a small amount so you build trust in the scammer.
  9. The scammer creates an urgency to get you to invest more money.
  10. The scammer tries to convince you not to share the “investment” with your family.
  11. The scammer tries to convince you to empty your retirement accounts.
  12. The scammer tries to convince you to refinance your home.
  13. You are unable to withdraw any part of your investment.
  14. If you complain, the scammer claims you owe even more money and threatens you with legal action.

An FBI Public Service Announcement was released on September 16, 2021, warning of a new trend in which scammers are convincing people to send money with the promise that it will be used for investment or trading cryptocurrencies. From January 1st, 2021 — July 31st, 2021, the FBI received over eighteen hundred complaints related to this type of scam. These complaints resulted in over $133 million in losses.

Below is a partial list of the companies, websites, and creation dates. These sites are still operational and victims are likely in the process of being scammed out of their hard-earned money. The list of sites will be updated daily. We urge any victims who may have been defrauded by this criminal organization to:

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Cryptocurrency Scam Syndicate Websites

Rhine International Limited

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Rhine International Limited

Created January 5, 2022

Soyam Trade Limited

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Soyam Trade Limited

Created December 1, 2021

Seus International Group Limited

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Seus International Group Limited

Created October 12, 2021

Jinshi International Limited

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Jinshi International Limited

Created September 14, 2021

FK International Group

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FK International Group

Created June 29, 2021

Hong Kong Selead Group Limited

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Hong Kong Selead Group Limited

Created May 26, 2021

IH Global Markets Limited

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IH Global Markets Limited

Created April 26, 2021

Snok Group Limited

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Snok Group Limited

Created April 10, 2021

Sunpor Group Limited

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Sunpor Group Limited

Created April 10, 2021

Sunanc International Limited

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Sunanc International Limited

Created September 5, 2020

Werder Group Limited

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Werder Group Limited

Created October 19, 2020

Cinda Securities Limited

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Cinda Securities Limited

Created September 5, 2020

Mac Venucci is a distinguished columnist for Fox Chronicle in the field of finance and investigative journalism, boasting over ten years of experience. Mac's most significant investigation to date involved unraveling a $200 million crypto romance scam, operating out of Asia—a feat that not even the FBI or Interpol could accomplish. His dogged determination and sharp investigative skills led him to expose the syndicate behind the scam, unveiling their operations to the world. Mac received numerous death threats, a testament to the risks he faced in his pursuit of truth. Despite these dangers, his resolve only strengthened, embodying the courage and resilience that define the very essence of journalism.

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