Nexcorel Holdings Capital Scam — ASIC Warned in a Week
Nexcorel Holdings Capital (nexcorelholdingscapital.com) reuses a CFD template with $1,000,000 insurance claims. ASIC warned 7 days after the domain went live.
Read MoreNexcorel Holdings Capital (nexcorelholdingscapital.com) reuses a CFD template with $1,000,000 insurance claims. ASIC warned 7 days after the domain went live.
Read MoreWealth Wave Profit (wealthwaveprofit.com) says clients contract with Wealth Wave Profit A/S but gives no registration or licence. The UK FCA
Read MoreTesla ProX (tesla.instantmaxminer.com) uses Tesla's logo and history to sell stock and crypto trading. Tesla is not involved. The Dutch AFM
Read MorePro Treasure Trade (protreasuretrad.com) promises guaranteed daily crypto profits from a UK company, its counters stuck at 0. The FCA warned
Read MoreExchange Mafia (exchangemafia.com) is a Russian-language crypto exchanger offering cash, card and car payments abroad. Montenegro's market regulator warned.
Read MoreAxiomtradings (axiomtradings.com) claims regulation in 6 jurisdictions, none named, and shows a reused mining testimonial. New Zealand's FMA warned twice.
Read MoreBinatex Trades (binatextrades.com) went live in July 2026 with a $1,000,000 insurance claim and no licence. The UK FCA warned 17
Read MoreQelrix Capital Trade (qelrixcapitaltrade.com) claims 200,000 traders from a Houston address it shares with a twin site. The UK FCA warned
Read MoreMulfix-Earners (mulfix-earners.ltd) has a Welgain logo, sells crypto mining and NFTs, and gives an address in Queensland, Thailand. Jersey's JFSC warned.
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