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How do false investment/credit offers circulate on social networks?Sponsored links on Facebook and InstagramSimple sponsored ads on FacebookFake press articles referring to public figuresFraudsters chat with their victims on social mediaAvoid being a victim of investment fraud on social mediaBe wary of (promises of) disproportionate returns. Where a return seems too good to be true, it usually is!What to do if you are a victim of fraud?

New communication channels enable “fraudsters 2.0” to make even more victims. Social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn appear to be ideal channels for spreading false investment offers,…
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Hacking of Facebook accounts: has one of your contacts come up with an offer that sounds too good to be true?  Fraudulent investment offers via dating sites and applications   Avoid being a victim of investment fraud on social media Take the test on the website of the FSMA to determine whether the offer you have received is fraudulent. What to do if you are a victim of fraud?

Social media abound with false investment offers of cryptocurrencies, binary options and forex/CFD products, 'investment wine' and the like, with fake offers of wealth management and fraudulent credit offers. Swindlers 2.0…