Published 11 November 2026. Live site and regulator entry checked the same day.
ASIC investor alert list
Dospijosta (dospijosta.org) is a Croatian-language “automated AI trading” page. Australia’s regulator, ASIC, added it to its investor alert list on 10 November 2026, eight days after the domain was first registered.
The timeline
| 2 Nov 2026 | dospijosta.org is registered (public RDAP record). |
| Days later | The page goes live promising “over 1,090 daily” and showing “4.7 stars from over 2,804 satisfied users”. |
| 10 Nov 2026 | ASIC lists it on its investor alert list. |
What does not add up
- 2,804 satisfied users in about a week. The domain is nine days old.
- “14,847 of 15,000 places already taken.” A countdown banner is a pressure tactic, not a feature of real investing.
- “Registration only for residents of Croatia”, yet it is Australia’s regulator that has flagged it. Pages like this are often cloned into many languages and countries.
- A fixed daily income. No legitimate trading product can promise a set amount every day.
A regulator warning is not a court ruling or a criminal charge.
Why an Australian regulator, for a Croatian page?
Investment-scam networks rarely build one site for one country. They build a template, translate it, and run paid ads wherever the cost per click is cheap enough, swapping the country name and the currency on each copy. The “residents of Croatia only” line is there to make the offer feel exclusive and local. ASIC’s alert tells you this domain was also being shown to Australians. If a page claims to be just for your country, check whether that country’s regulator has heard of it.
Already sent money?
1. Phone your bank today. Ask whether the transfer can be stopped or recalled.
2. Do not top up to “unlock” a withdrawal.
3. Screenshot your account page before it disappears.
4. File a police report.
Source: ASIC (moneysmart.gov.au) investor alert list, entry dated 10 November 2026. Domain date from the public RDAP record. Website captured 11 November 2026.
