Chain Eprex Pro — A Lead Form With a Fake Phone Number

Chain Eprex Pro (chaineprexpro.com) is a French-language page that opens with “Démarrez en force avec $10,000 possibilités de marché quotidiennes”. The domain dates from 22 January 2026. Belgium’s FSMA warned on 24 September 2026 that it is a site that connects consumers with fraudulent trading platforms.

The same kit as Chain Flomax Lab

Chain Eprex Pro uses the same layout, the same “$10,000” headline and the same impossible phone number, +0989 7876 9865 9, as Chain Flomax Lab, which the FSMA listed on the same day and Cyanosoft has already covered. A number that begins “+0” cannot be dialled from any country.

The page boasts “340+” partners and a “92%” figure with no source, and the footer reads “© 2025 Chain Eprex Pro”. No company, address or registration appears anywhere. The only party you can identify is the broker that calls you afterwards, and that broker has been chosen for you.

After you filled in the Chain Eprex Pro form

• If you entered your details on Chain Eprex Pro, assume your name, email and phone number have been sold.
• Expect calls from people using different company names.
• Do not confirm personal details to callers.
• Block numbers that call repeatedly.
• Report the calls to the FSMA or your own regulator with the date and the name used.

Sources: FSMA warning (Chain Eprex Pro, 24 September 2026); chaineprexpro.com (checked 28 October 2026); RDAP registration record. General information only.

Chain Eprex Pro is a funnel, not a platform

There is nothing to trade on Chain Eprex Pro. The page asks for first name, last name and email under “Obtenez plus d’informations”. Its own disclaimer says the site exists “à des fins marketing” and that its operators take no part in any trading, brokerage or investment activity. Your details go to someone else, who then calls you.

Ce site sert de ressource d’information générale à des fins marketing.

— Chain Eprex Pro disclaimer, checked 28 October 2026