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I was caught in a scam a few months ago, it looked legitimate enough but maybe my greed just clouded my judgment and I ended up buying a bunch of worthless pink sheets to the tune of about $2, 000. Thing is, that’s not what I’m writing about – but it led to me either landing on some sort of list or being scouted out some other way by GIA (Global Investor Alerts), which claimed to be a victims advocacy firm dealing in legal matters for investors who got ripped off online.

So alright, I look into these guys, and their own stuff seems fairly legit until I get to the public warnings page. A lot of their claims there seem to have zero proof – they link to other authorities to vouch for their accusations but they either aren’t talking about the same company or the proof is somehow else bogus. There are some legitimately shady organizations on their list sure, but I’m pretty sure this is a scam to blackmail their competition. They even have discrete cryptocurrency addresses as a way for victims to “donate”, but I’m sure that these are actually addresses for blackmailed businesses to send a payoff:

http://globalinvestoralerts.org/public_warnings_consumer_alerts_numbers.shtml

BTC: 156bqRUQ2x1CZfg53fjjvrKeEjpxL4cG6D
Ether: 0x8d084F1693d301fC697cddfce0cb78eB008F7767
Ripple: rHHuH2a7CBwYNWp5yveRMZDmi2RdfDPQGD
Litecoin: LeJj5LhkxrW6dSX5sqZaaq7Fm28iGEhQ48
NEM: NDZGCA-2TZBDU-WSET4N-4ODBC5-NLRJ44-DJ6ULV-HCFS

While looking deeper into this, I also found that they are already listed on several very common complaint boards for plainly ripping people off by running a recovery scam, telling you that they can get you your money back when in reality they’re just cashing in on the deposits left by hopeful individuals seeking legal retribution for an unrelated scam. https://www.complaintboard.com/global-investor-alerts-l789.html

I’ve lost a ton of money in the past and I don’t plan to have that happen again – DO NOT do business with these people.

I came across a disturbing post online listing dozens and dozens of established financial institutions and organizations as “dangerous” and potential masterminds of fraud. Pages and pages of companies and businesses being described as criminal, negligent, or just incompetent by one Global Investor Alerts page, a company that purports itself to help protect investors and small time businesses from large-scale scams and boiler room schemes that can potentially ruin their lives.

Little did I know at that moment that GIA itself is a lie, however. I did some more research into the webpage after hearing about their legal expertise and their supposed history of helping people get their money back in the case of a major scam by starting a civil lawsuit. I looked this up online and discovered countless postings saying this was false. I contacted some of these people (whose anonymity I will preserve) and they confirmed to me that Global Investor Alerts did NOT help them whatsoever – they advertised their expertise in all things legal and financial, told them that they could get them their money back. Instead, they were targeting scam victims and taking their money AFTER THEY HAD ALREADY BEEN SCAMMED. This sort of behavior made me angry, so I looked into the list of companies GIA blacklisted, I realized that the major bulk of them were just competitors with no online complaints or issues.

In other words, Global Investor Alerts pretends to be a legitimate legal service, all while scamming people out of their money and slandering competitors!

Recovery scammers framing competitors – do not trust global investor alerts

I recently discovered that there is an international cabal of scammers running a series of websites that all look nearly identical with the absolute same m. O. They pose as legal help for victims of some scam, after first taking the time to research other scammers or even maybe working with them, and then they pretend to start a class action lawsuit to get victims to pay a moderately small sum to help finance what should be their one chance at getting their money back, only they won’t see that sum every again either.

It’s not just that – they smear everyone who discovers their tricks, and put them on a blacklist of “banned sites” that they apparently “vetted”, but really all they’re doing is spreading misinformation about their competitors to gain credibility. Here, have a look: globalinvestoralerts.org is the exact same website as globalinvestoralerts.com before it was shut down due to several customer complaints, and the website and most of its content is either similar or copy pasted from all of these websites:

Boiler-rooms.org
Citicapitalpartnership.com
Economicfrauds.com
Emiliachidester.com
Financialfrauds. Us

They pretend to be experts in the stock trade and legal experts in international fraud, but all they really are is criminals. If they contact you trying to get you to fork over some cash for some kind of legal fund, ignore them they are just looking to scam victims of other scams, thinking they’re separating fools from their money. They have the same fake p. O. Box (4191) on absolutely every single website linking back to fort lauderdale, with the same contact info and everything. Two people i’ve seen getting scammed lost up to $14, 000 to these people. The only name they have on all their websites is emilia chidester, and I am not confident that this woman even exists. The clips of her are strangely edited, so I suspect she is some kind of actress or something. It’s all extremely sketchy, stay away from them.

Regarding the website "Global Investor Alerts, " They are not giving real assistance to victims of scams and boiler rooms. It is also clear that they do not file claims to authorities. They asked me to sign 2 documents and pay $ 500.00 USD on their bank in Cyprus. But they just keep on asking more money, now they are asking $ 1, 400.00 USD again.

I got scammed by this website again (www.globalinvestoralerts.com) also but I do not recommend using this site to get legal advice or services. This site is also known for taking peoples money and then not helping them. They are not real lawyers or they would not be on a forum. In order to get real advice and get your money back from the scammers just go to legal counsil in your area and seek help. My lawyer was very helpful in doing this and also said not to use this online services stuff as they are not reputable as he knows of them.

DO NOT SEND MONEY TO THEM! WARNING! GLOBAL INVESTOR ALERTS IS SCAM!

Regarding the website "Global Investor Alerts, " They are not giving real assistance to victims of scams and boiler rooms. It is also clear that they do not real file claims to authorities. They asked me to sign 2 documents and pay $ 500.00 USD on their bank in Cyprus. But they just keep on asking more money, now they are asking $ 1, 400.00 USD again. They are also like the bolier room making me hope and hope and pray.

I got scammed by this website again (www.globalinvestoralerts.com) also but I do not recommend using this site to get legal advice or services. This site is also known for taking peoples money and then not helping them. They are not real lawyers or they would not be on a forum. In order to get real advise and get your money back from the scammers just go to legal counsil in your area and seek help. My lawyer was very helpful in doing this and also said not to use this online services stuff as they are not reputable as he knows of them.

They use only emails like:
[protected]@globalinvestoralerts.com
[protected]@globalinvestoralerts.com
[protected]@globalinvestoralerts.com

DO NOT SEND MONEY TO THEM! GLOBAL INVESTOR ALERTS IS FRAUD! BE WARNED!