Rolls Royce Bonds - scam or not - you decide :)

wmb194

mooneysaver said:

Agree with the posters above. Impossible to tell if this is a scam or not without a lot more details.

Erm, no it isn't; it's definitely, 100% a scam.

dunstonh

mooneysaver said:

Agree with the posters above. Impossible to tell if this is a scam or not without a lot more details.

Why do you make so many inaccurate posts?

TheBanker

Please report this by forwarding the email to the National Cyber Security Centre. Instructions are here:  https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/collection/phishing-scams/report-scam-email

You might have spotted it's a scam, but if you report it you might prevent someone else falling for it and losing their life's savings. 

Anderpool

TheBanker said:

Please report this by forwarding the email to the National Cyber Security Centre. Instructions are here:  

Done - thanks for that info !

Eyeful

mooneysaver, 

You get an unsolicited e-mail asking you to give a company a minimum of £10,000 for a very high interest rate of 5.75% and also your email address.

The website you land on has no way for you to contact them (no phone number, UK address or person to contact). There is  no FRN supplied, so you can not check if your money is indeed protected by the FRCS protection scheme as they claim it is. 

A simple check on scamadvisor.com, using the web address supplied by the OP, comes back not a valid web address.

If you type "rolls-royce-group.co.uk you get "suspicious web site identified" and the website was only set up on 9 June 2023.

It appears non of the above suggests to you "it is a good idea" to stay a way.

Can you please inform me what are the" lot more details" you would need to stay away from this investment?

jimjames

mooneysaver said:

Agree with the posters above. Impossible to tell if this is a scam or not without a lot more details.

No more information needed at all. It's definitely a scam. Loads of them doing the rounds using real company names but scammers taking the cash