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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Builds fake news sites linking to their fake trading scam platform

They build very convincing fake news site based on real news, embedding fake trading platform " BRON VALNEX" to dupe people into giving money. My spidey senses were activated from the beginning but it was a very sophisticated FAKE.

They have started to fake dutch news as well.

You fill in a form with your phone number.
They call you back from what seems like a legit phone number. They do some "checks" which are dubious and then ask for you to fill in your bank account details via email.

AVOID because they will try to scam you. They got so much right which was the scariest part.

Watch out for their website for BRON VALNEX

Always check the source URL.
Never enter your bank details or personal info as much as possible

Keep it all vague to see how far they go but don't fall for it. Even for a "Small amount".

watch out with mslaup.com where they ask for your bank details.. Scams are associated with sumup...

March 2, 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Bad experience but a lesson learned

I (stupidly) invested £200 in this company and at the time I had a phone . Constant phone calls later I was asked to send more money because my £200 was not enough to earn anything . I told them £200 was all I could afford so they offered to loan me £10k ! I obviously refused this . I later requested to withdraw my money and many months later was told I couldn’t have it unless I had a phone which I no longer have . Leave this company well alone .

August 29, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Not a good firm to invest in

Not a good firm to invest in, as I have experienced something sad to hear about with this company. They pretend to gain your trust so they can disappear with your funds. A family friend told me about Good merit, and it ended up being a positive turnaround. They pay regularly without any arising issues.

August 13, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

*** SCAM **** DO NOT ENGAGE*** READ THE 1 STAR REVIEWS!!--- A lot of fake reviews are also here

fx273.com is unregulated by the FCA (UK Financial Conduct Authority). Search on Google "fx273 fca" to get the official link stating this by the FCA themselves (I'm not allowed to place link here)

These guys create and spread fake "BBC News" articles about their investment product by doctoring known trusted personalities like Martin Lewis to provide fake "endorsements" . Advertised a lot via Facebook. In fairness, their fake articles are quite convincing, and to an unsuspecting Facebook user, they do look like a genuine BBC News article. I guess they have a good graphic design intern scammer haha.

Classic investment scam using crypto wallets etc...please look out for older friends and relatives who may be susceptible to these scams. I suspect fake telephone numbers are used, and the operators on the phone calls seem "friendly" and trustworthy...Please be careful and do not engage

If you have provided sensitive information to them, contact actionfraud (google actionfraud police UK) for support and helpful guidance :)

May 19, 2025
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Mrs peters London

My name is Mrs Peters
I invested £250 in January
I have been getting several phone calls trying to make me to invest more money, I said no besides I will to close my account
Last week another one of the team members call that my account has increased a lot so if I will want close or withdraw money I need to 5%of what is the total balance. Then I realised this a scam

April 18, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Low life scammers

This company are scammers beware folks I wish I had, go for a tried and tested established companies, she calls her self Stephanie what a low life!!!!

February 3, 2025
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

An intricate scam (probably via a…

An intricate scam (probably via a duplicated site). Harassed into giving them more, never seeing a penny back (despite seemingly doing well on their supplied app). They stole my entire investment of 39K (GBP). Their supplied credential was the provision of false certification, provided under the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), naming KBI Global Investors, trading as FX273. KBI appear uninterested; as does the CBI

November 21, 2024
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