Too good to be true? Or maybe it is for real?

Anthorn

Ok let's view this from a different angle: You prove that gmoinvestmentmanagement.com or its website is a scam.

Rollinghome

Anthorn wrote: »

I really don't think that a website being hosted in Bulgaria is sufficient grounds for claiming that company is a scam. In fact it's laughable.

But you know, if we are determined to find something negative about anything or anyone we'll find it.

Then you may also want to ponder why a website with a domain name registerd just a month ago using the name of a well-established US company has registered the domain name using an anonymiser service (Privacy Guardian) to conceal the name of the real registrants.

If you really still dont see anything negative, why not send them your money and let us know how you get on? You might find it an informative if expensive experience.

martinsurrey

Anthorn wrote: »

Ok let's view this from a different angle: You prove that gmoinvestmentmanagement.com or its website is a scam.

Can I be your fund manager? Give me £30k and I'll get you a 10% return guaranteed, repayment terms vary.

I guess that's enough for you since you cant prove I'm a scam?

I'll send you my bank details soon.

Anthorn

Rollinghome wrote: »

Then you may also want to ponder why a website with a domain name registerd just a month ago using the name of a well-established US company has registered the domain name using an anonymiser service (Privacy Guardian) to conceal the name of the real registrants.

If you really still dont see anything negative, why not send them your money and let us know how you get on? You might find it an informative experience.

It's using the name of a well-known Irish company. The U.S. company is gmo.com

But go ahead and prove what you're saying. Maybe tell the Irish company about that web site.

Nanpy

Anthorn wrote: »

Ok let's view this from a different angle: You prove that gmoinvestmentmanagement.com or its website is a scam.

My opportunity to research the subject is limited as my anti-scam software won't let me visit the site.

Also, "gmoinvestmentmanagement.com" is a website. The ".com" at the end is the giveaway.

Nanpy

Anthorn wrote: »

It's using the name of a well-known Irish company. The U.S. company is gmo.com

But go ahead and prove what you're saying. Maybe tell the Irish company about that web site.

He doesn't need to PROVE what he's saying, it's in the domain registration information available for anyone to see. Why are you so resistant to facts?

https://who.is/whois/gmoinvestmentmanagement.com

Honestly, it's this sort of naivety that allows scammers to exist.

Anthorn

Nanpy wrote: »

He doesn't need to PROVE what he's saying, it's in the domain registration information available for anyone to see. Why are you so resistant to facts?

https://who.is/whois/gmoinvestmentmanagement.com

Honestly, it's this sort of naivety that allows scammers to exist.

So report it to the Irish company which has been in business for 10 years:
http://www.solocheck.ie/Irish-Company/Gmo-Investment-Management-Company-Ireland-Limited-426925

Oh Emm Gee! scamadviser.com is a scam"!
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/adsense/PYJSio1jE3w

jimjames

Nanpy wrote: »

He doesn't need to PROVE what he's saying, it's in the domain registration information available for anyone to see. Why are you so resistant to facts?

https://who.is/whois/gmoinvestmentmanagement.com

Honestly, it's this sort of naivety that allows scammers to exist.

I wouldn't bother with arguing, we had exactly the same process with him in a discussion about a mobile investment app.

"Buyer beware" is normally a good way to operate.

edinburgher

masonic wrote: »

With the frequency this type of thing comes up, there's an argument for a 'Too good to be true?' subforum.

Or maybe just 'ramp your scammy garbage here'?

Anthorn

Yet more from GMO in the U.S.

GMO Investment Management Company (Ireland) Limited (“GMO Ireland”) is a whollyowned
subsidiary of GMO UK. GMO Ireland’s registered office is at 30 Herbert Street,
Dublin 2, Ireland. GMO Ireland commenced operations in July 2007 and was established to
manage and provide oversight over the activities of GMO Unit Trust, an umbrella unit trust
organized and regulated in Ireland. GMO Ireland is authorized by the Central Bank of Ireland
as a UCITS management company under the European Communities (Undertakings for
Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) Regulations 2011, as amended.

https://www.gmo.com/docs/default-source/legal-and-compliance/gmo-europe-part-2a-(2014)-final.pdf?sfvrsn=8

I think I've provided enough now for everyone to either prove that the website in question is a scam or legit instead of making wild accusations without any proof whatsoever.