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0728 500 024The reporter says uK3441FUXJ Confirmed. Ksh60.00 sent to SYLVIA ROMBOSIO the reported contact on 3/11/26 at 2:06 PM. New M-PESA balance is Ksh545.95. Transaction cost, Ksh0.00. Amount you can transact within the day is 499,350.00. See all your balances now the reported link. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
The page is promoted by Graig the billionaire. Claiming to be profitable trading. On depositing and "trading" 1600/- min. When you try to withdraw earnings via mpesa you are asked to pay 74 dollars and block the account. In his demo there was no disclosure that there is a fee to be paid to withdraw funds
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earnwave.co.keThe reporter says i paid an activation fee for tasks which promised returns but never got awarded the same. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Mary Katuma MwangangiThe reporter says mary Katuma Mwangangi was identified as a local QVSE agent and charged with fraudulently inducing members of the public to trade in securities and operating an unlicensed investment scheme. Prosecutors allege that she used deceptive statements and false promises to obtain investments. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Ruth Mueni KimeuThe reporter says ruth Mueni Kimeu was identified as a local QVSE agent and charged with fraudulently inducing members of the public to trade in securities and operating an unlicensed investment scheme. Prosecutors allege that she used deceptive statements and false promises to obtain investments. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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PCEXThe reporter says pCEX was an earlier investment platform operated by Carl Grindan under GIG using a similar copy-trading model and requiring $500 deposits. It closed temporarily, deferred withdrawals, and never reopened; the amount Kenyans lost was not established. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
The reporter says global Investment Group was described as QVSE's parent firm and the entity under which Carl Grindan operated multiple investment platforms. The Capital Markets Authority listed GIG among entities operating illegally in Kenya and cautioned that fraudulent activities were being disguised as investment opportunities. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Apollo ExchangeThe reporter says apollo Exchange is a new investment platform created by Carl Grindan after QVSE encountered regulatory and fraud investigations. Investors were asked to deposit Sh51,800 each on promises that their frozen QVSE balances would be transferred and become withdrawable. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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QVSEThe reporter says qVSE attracted more than 12,000 Kenyan investors with promises of large returns from copy-trading US stocks. Investors' accounts were frozen, and demands for additional deposits to reactivate them proved false; funds estimated at close to Sh1 billion remained locked. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Carl GrindanThe reporter says carl Grindan, popularly known as ‘Prof Carl’, is identified as the person behind QVSE and its successor platform, Apollo Exchange. He allegedly froze QVSE accounts and demanded additional deposits, then solicited Sh51,800 from each investor on Apollo with promises of unlocking funds held in QVSE. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Lukman-trust fundThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified Lukman-trust fund as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Ultima CryptocurrencyThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified Ultima Cryptocurrency as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Just MarketsThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified Just Markets as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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CBEXThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified CBEX as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Monetrix Capital InvestmentsThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified Monetrix Capital Investments as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Maliwave InvestmentsThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified Maliwave Investments as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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Bitblock Capital LimitedThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified Bitblock Capital Limited as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.
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B InvestThe reporter says the Capital Markets Authority identified B Invest as one of 15 entities allegedly collecting money from Kenyans through fake investment schemes. The regulator said it was unlicensed and fraudulently soliciting public funds. This is a user-submitted allegation and has not been independently verified.