It's interesting that DFSA had to create a scam division on companies setting up fake websites. It's also interesting that when I did a google search for this company that the DFSA link popped up.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) on Thursday warned of frauds in which scammers falsely claim to be an authorized firm based in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and regulated by the DFSA.
In such scams, the scammers impersonate or clone the legitimate authorised firm by:
> Setting up a fake website. The fake website often looks identical to the real website of the legitimate company. The website addresses are also similar with one or two small differences. In one example, the legitimate company's website address followed the formula "AB.com", whereas the fake website address used "A-B.com", i.e. with the addition of a hyphen.
The DFSA has a page on its website devoted to alerts in relation to scams, including scams which misuse the name of the DFSA and/or the DIFC. All Alerts issued by the DFSA may be accessed by going to: ALERTS
When I entered in this company; look at what came up.
Pending review: the individual has referred the DFSA’s decision to the financial Markets Tribunal (FMT) for review.
For those who mistakenly think the SEC doesn't act swiftly to shut down lying frauds on OTC shells and CE's... here's one I helped expose and shut down. It was run by a broke married couple that made endless bombastic bogus claims of huge wealth even while slapped with CAVEAT EMPTOR. (John Park apparently graduated from their "how to write crazy OTC PR's" course-- https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EFLN/news Click "Company Profile and do a Google street view of their company address).
Like Park, they knowingly used a bogus OZTURK HOLDING-type benefactor as their source of funding as the ''pay a few bucks for a financial asset" certificate below shows. Unfortunately for them they mistakenly believed such a blatant scam would provide them legal cover in order to stimulate the unwarranted buying of shares. THIS WAS REPORTED TO THE SEC WHO IMMEDIATELY BEGAN MONITORING THE COMPANY.
On 3/8/2018 they announced a "$160 million investment" into the company "by the family." It turned out that the bogus ''certificate'' above was used as the basis for their PR claims that followed.