Francswiss: The Recent Large Scam that Hit the Filipinos

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After a storm of investment and pyramid scams in the last few years, many Filipinos have once again been plagued by a scam. This time through different names: francswiss.biz and francswiss.us.

I have been passing through posts about this investment program/s in the past months. However, my tendency was to take these posts for granted regarding francswiss because of its huge investment demand: an initial volume of e-points amounting to USD1000.

A couple of weeks ago, one friend of mine approached me and invited me to see her clear book filled with printed receipts of her investments and ROI. She told me she was receiving an ROI of USD45 a day through her Banco de Oro International debit card. She has been in the investment company for around 24 days and she really enjoys receiving something that the Philippine economy can never provide her. (I swear, she said it! LOL) She said she is maintaining an investment of USD2000.

I was reluctant and passive at the invitation: reluctant because I've had all the details of the past scams and they seem to closely relate with francswiss. I was also passive because I couldn't figure out how to shell out such huge amount.

A few days ago, TV Patrol World has finally put an end to my suspicion. Francswiss has now been in the red list of the SEC and NBI, and a couple more of international agencies. The .us and .biz websites are now gone.

If you are one of those who suspected about the scam, invited, or otherwise, and want to care for other online investors and marketers, please post a message. Our community deserves to know more.