BBC program on scam FX trader

I can not feel sorry for people who lost money because they believed an idiot dressed like that, handing out free cash in town...
 
globalarbtrader said:
Different guy??

GAT
More...
Yes.

It's about time i start wearing glasses.

Thought it's the same one, because this one (like mentioned in one of the comments above), was handing out cash on streets to random people as well.
 
Last edited:
Nobert said:
Yes.

It's about time i start wearing glasses.

Thought it's the same one, because this one (like mentioned in one of the comments above), was handing out cash on streets to random people as well.
More...

Handing out cash on the streets seems to be a fairly standard trading guru MO.

Heck, I might try it myself.

GAT
 
Nobert said:
Coffeezilla covered the scammer multiple times, before he finally got arrested :

Feb 9, 2021
More...

My local bartender told me he wanted to be a trader, and was studying under Ricky Gutierrez, and that Grant Cardone is his inspiration! I told him to please check out "COFFEEZILLA"!!!

Great YouTube content, and entertaining too...
 
I've just watched the 4 episodes on BBC iPlayer.

Am I right in assuming that what happened is that Gurvin and the other 'affiliates' were rewarded with payments by Infinox (the broker) for bringing in clients, and the millions which were lost were basically swindled by the Infinox management, under the safety of being a Bahamas registered company? And Infinox.BS is basically a name-plate in a flat in the Bahamas and was run by the same top people who run the FCA registered Infinox.UK.

I wonder how much money Gurvin actually got himself? He needs to be very careful cos he's p*ssed off a lot of people and some these may want to carry out their own form of justice on him.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top