IFX Brokers Warns Clients About Impersonation Scams
Attention all clients and potential investors: iFX Brokers Holdings (Pty) Ltd has issued an urgent alert regarding impersonation and fraudulent activities.
Hey there, let me break this down for you. iFX Brokers Holdings (Pty) Ltd, often referred to as iFX, is a well-established and licensed provider of over-the-counter derivatives and an authorized financial services company. Recently, they’ve become aware of some serious fraudulent activities. Unknown individuals are pretending to be part of iFX, even going as far as impersonating members of the executive board and using their photos. This is not just a minor issue; it’s a full-blown scam that needs your attention.
These scams are popping up on platforms like Telegram. At the time of this release, several fake profiles have been identified. Here’s the kicker: these impostors are pretending to be iFX’s CEO, Hannele de Necker, and other representatives. They’re reaching out to people, asking them to deposit funds directly into digital wallets. If that sounds sketchy, that’s because it is. Let’s dive deeper into what you need to know to protect yourself.
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Here’s What You Need to Know
“Let me be crystal clear. As the CEO of iFX, I want to assure you that neither myself nor anyone else associated with iFX operates any investment or earning platforms, whether online or in person. We strongly emphasize that we do not solicit or accept money from anyone for investments or trading activities on any social media platform. These scammers are pretending to be us to trick the public. They may use our name and branding to seem trustworthy, but they are not connected to us in any way. Stay vigilant.”
What We’ve Done to Combat This
iFX Brokers hasn’t just sat back and watched. They’ve taken immediate action to address the situation. Here’s what they’ve done so far:
- They’ve opened a case with the South African Police Services to investigate these fraudulent activities.
- They’ve informed both the Information Regulator and the Financial Sector Conduct Authority about the situation.
- They’re making sure this alert is posted on their official website and all active social media profiles to warn their clients and the public.
Our Official Communication Channels
If you’re wondering how to reach out to iFX Brokers safely, here’s the scoop. Their official communication channels are limited to the following:
Website: https://ifxbrokers.com/
Email: info@ifxbrokers.com
Telephone number: +27 879 44 7273
Listen up, this is crucial: iFX will never ask their clients to invest or participate in trading activities on any social media platform. They will also never request cash transactions or money transfers to a ‘wallet.’ If someone contacts you claiming to be from iFX and asks for money, it’s a scam. Always reach out to them through their official communication channels listed above.
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Disclaimer
iFX Brokers and any affiliated individuals disclaim all responsibilities and liabilities for any damages that might arise from using, referencing, or relying on information found on Telegram or other social media platforms linked to these impostors. It’s important to stay cautious. Engaging with these fraudulent platforms or materials promoted by these scammers can lead to significant financial losses. Protect yourself and your assets by staying informed and vigilant.
Stay safe out there, folks. Knowledge is power, and in this case, it could save you from a major headache.
