Is Stratsol a pyramid or ponzi shceme?

iAMaLONDONER

I saw this on facebook, however it seems fishier than my chippie! Has anyone heard about it?

https://www.stratsolsupport.co.uk/#section-5b41db33b9299

Dazed_and_confused

I saw this on facebook

Doesn't that say enough?

Alexland

A ''free cash service"??

Did you try clicking Martin's new facebook report a scam button so they can investigate?

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6025789/new-facebook-report-scam-ads-tool-new-citizens-advice-scams-action-project

Dazed_and_confused

''free cash service"

ATM's spout the same but each time I take £20 out my bank balance goes down by £20

zagfles

Their website is very evasive as to where the money comes from, but if the comments in this youtube video are correct https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9sp9NZYWwY they're matched betting gnomers, which means they want your ID to open accounts with bookies and take advantage of bookies offers.

There are arguments about whether gnoming is fraud, technically it probably is, as it involves using someone else's identity for financial gain, so I would be very wary of letting my ID be used for this. But I'm not a lawyer. See https://betotg.com/academy/gnoming-multiple-accounts/

iglad

Whatever it is stay away and don't sign up.

https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/how-to-spot-a-social-media-scam

DrSyn

Have heard of Stratsol before.

The OP saw them on Facebook!

They mention about earning free cash but the website does not say how.

Their website is only 118 days old.


A simple web check showed this:-

https://www.scamdoc.com/view/41020

https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/stratsolsupport.co.uk



Two sayings I always keep in mind are:-

1. There is no such thing as a free lunch.

2. If it looks too good to be true you do not understand the risks.

rr755507

zagfles wrote: »

Their website is very evasive as to where the money comes from, but if the comments in this youtube video are correct https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9sp9NZYWwY they're matched betting gnomers, which means they want your ID to open accounts with bookies and take advantage of bookies offers.
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I suspect you are correct. On the https://www.stratsolsupport.co.uk site, their contact email is shown as docs@evost.co.uk

On the evost.co.uk site it claims to be a "A rapidly growing investment fund focused on the betting markets."

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/evost.co.uk

k6chris

Dazed_and_confused wrote: »

ATM's spout the same but each time I take £20 out my bank balance goes down by £20

That's an excellent ROI by comparison........

Vet

Looks a lot like a scam to me pal.

mikeyboy64

Stratsol is not a scam as already been said above use other peoples I'd for matched betting.Lots of the people they recruit are young woman who obviously see it as easy money.Could do it themselves but statsol make out it's too dificult.Use pre paid cards to open the accounts and get the client to aend in their images of id for the verification purposes.