Friday, September 20, 2024

Attention! Another warning against the JoyTrust broker scam!

Spread financial intelligence

We have warned against the JoyTrust (www.joytrust.net) broker scam several times. The German regulator BaFin investigates the fraud, and its operator, the UK-registered Top Suite Ltd. The boiler room agents of JoyTrust contact potential victims falsely claiming that they would have a high balance on their Blockchain.com wallet and only need to pay a $250 conversion fee to unlock it. As proof, they sent a copy of a fake ID of a Blockchain.com employee called Robert Mendes. The JoyTrust scam is still actively attacking consumers. The Austrian FMA issued a new warning.

Please read our reports on JoyTrust and Top Suite here!

Key data

Trading nameJoyTrust
Domainhttps://www.joytrust.net/
Legal entityTop Suite Ltd
JurisdictionUnited Kingdom
Related individualNatalja Zunda
Facilitating payment processorsNeobanq, SecurePaymentGateway
Praxis (old), BridgerPay (old)
iPayTotal (old)
AuthorizationNo
WarningsBaFin, FMA
JoyTrust works with fake Blockchain.com account statements

The narrative

Latvian Natalja Zunda, born in January 1991, is registered as a director and beneficial owner of UK Top Suite Ltd. The company was founded in Jan 2021.

Customers receive a fake Blockchain.com account statement showing high amounts of over $53,000. One would only have to deposit the conversion fee of $250 and could get the balance. And of course, one should also upload a copy of the ID to prove legitimacy. Data theft is a feature of all scams!

JoyTrust‘s boiler room agents are very aggressive and claim to be Blockchain.com employees to check if the money is not from money laundering. They call frequently and provide all sorts of fake evidence of the authenticity of their offer. In this context, the victims also receive emails from a fake person with the stage name Marko Rossi ([email protected]) containing details about the withdrawal process of the (non-existent) Blockchain.com funds.

There is a lot of money involved; eventually, greed wins in the victims, and they transfer the $250 conversion fee to get the money. The money is then gone and possibly more.

Share information

Stay far away from JoyTrust and these Blockchain.com scams. You will save yourself money and the theft of your data. If you have information about JoyTrust and its facilitators, please share them with FinTelegram using our whistleblower system, Whistle42.