[Doubtful.]

On our WhatsApp there have been no new stock picks since 30th of September.

However everyday there is the relentless suggestion to buy their crypto PFIT.

Although one lucky person won 0.5 Bitcoin on their lottery, about £42k…I think it may have been a lucky bot though

[Optimist]

Did you not get the ARM pick? Then a sell notice at 24% profit? That was on our WhatSapp Group about a week ago?

[Doubtful.]

Yes, that’s an old one, there’s several still bubbling away.

To be fair, there is a new one this morning. First since 30th Sep.

The quality of the stock picks is outstanding, no one has said a bad word about them, they have been spot on. That’s not the issue though is it?

[Doubtful.]

I Spoke too soon.

Buy ANET at 155 to 160, that’s the highest it’s been…ever.

Then at 4 oclock a massive sell off

Short answer: this looks exactly like a pump-and-dump pattern and you should treat it as a possible scam. I’ll explain the evidence, what to do next (step-by-step), and how I can help you investigate further.

Why this looks like a pump-and-dump

Big, rapid price movement with no identifiable news + unusually high volume is a classic marker of coordinated buying then dumping. Arista showed large intraday swings and higher-than-normal volume over the days you mentioned (example: Oct 13 intraday range $162 → $145 and volume well above average).

Regulators and market bodies have recently warned that WhatsApp / social chat groups are being used to organise pump-and-dump schemes (promote a buy, get retail members to buy, then promoters sell). That’s exactly the behaviour you described.

[Optimist]

So all of the stock tippers, like Motley fool etc could do the same? Surely only institutions would put in enough money to push big stocks up by that amount? 🤔
They have deposited $800 into testers VUBE accounts today for the first round of PinnacleFlow testers today. Be interesting to see results and what happens next?

[MrCautious]

The group I am in are pushing the NDAEnext app, in the same way as described in this thread. So there’s clearly a loophole in apple’s/google’s App Store approval process.

[Gael]

J’ai moi aussi gagné 40 pfit x2 donc 80 pfit.
Comment les retirer sur mon portefeuille coinbase. Merci.
Mais c’est une arnaque attention ils vous conditionne avec des prix.
Je me suis inscrit via leur plate-forme VUBE-PLUS sur playstore et j’ai donné le KYC c’est à dire ma pièce d’identité recto verso pour qu’il me versé mes 80#PFIT.
QUE PEUVENT-ILS FAIRE JUSTE AVEC MA CARTE D’IDENTITÉ RECTO VERSO ?
DOIS JE ALLER À LA POLICE OU AUTRES?
QUELQU’UN PEUT-IL M’AIDER.
MERCI D’AVANCE.

[Gael]

[Optimist]

Gail vous pouvez vous retirer de VUBE Pro. Il vous suffit de créer un « Mot de passe de transaction » à partir de votre page de profil. En cas de doute, cliquez sur l’icône « aide ». Ils vous guideront à travers cela.

[Doubtful.]

I dont think any of these Apps are causing any issues yet, so no reason why they wouldn’t be on the app or playstore but as happened to my friend, when he tried to extract his 100k from a similar platform, they just said no and shut him out of the account.
The issue with them, is that they are NOT FCA registered in the UK or SEC regulated in the US, it doesn’t take long to prove this, search for yourself??
This does not necessarily mean they are fraudulent but it does mean that your money is at very high risk, basically you have no recourse if they don’t want to give you any of your money back.

I suggest for all those that supplied ID to invest in anti fraud software that tracks your credit activity for loan applications etc.

I enjoyed their latest error last night, the Admin changed the settings so admin only could post messages and the main people who talk constantly about PFIT kept carrying on with their glowing expectation of how many times PFIT will grow, even though no non admin were supppost to be able to post anything 🫠

One person tonight said they were going to transfer 10% of their assets into PFIT 😂. Its 100 percent promoting crypto and PFIT now.

I shouldn’t make light of this though, some people are going to really get turned over, it’s a classic Ponzi scheme.

[Doubtful.]

Short answer: There are strong red flags — I’d treat NDAEnext as suspicious and potentially a scam until you can verify otherwise.

What I found (most important bits)

Independent review sites explicitly call NDAEnext an advance-fee / withdrawal scam and warn users not to pay additional “fees” or taxes because withdrawals may be blocked.

Multiple Reddit threads and user posts warn people not to trust NDAEnext, reporting the usual scam behaviour (hard or impossible withdrawals, “exclusive” offers, etc.).

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