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5th June 2025 at 2:45 pm #152808
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Participantare whatsapp investing groups from people like karen finerman legit? seen so many of them
5th June 2025 at 5:00 pm #152841
Richard BerryKeymasterNo whatsapp investing groups on investagram or any other social network trying to promote them is most likely a scam.
There are some regulated brokers like CMC Markets that have integrated whatsapp into their customer service but be very aware of clones on social videos. We have a guide on how to spot and avoid whatsapp investing scams here.17th October 2025 at 6:57 am #155565igumaggialtenwseanki
ParticipantThe “Karen Finerman WhatsApp investing group” is most likely a scam. Fraudulent entities often impersonate public figures like Karen Finerman to create fake investment groups on platforms such as WhatsApp. These groups typically promote high-return stock tips and encourage participants to invest substantial sums. Once the funds are invested, the scammers disappear, leaving participants with significant losses.
In one notable case, a victim was contacted via WhatsApp by someone posing as an assistant at a company named ‘Elgethun Capital Management’. This individual claimed to be promoting a group titled ‘Karen Finerman’s Free Exchange Group Sharing’, which purportedly provided exclusive trading signals. The victim was led to believe they would receive recommendations for high-quality stocks with expected returns of 15–25% weekly. Additionally, the group promoted ‘high-yield elite core investments’, promising profits of up to 300%. The victim was instructed to pay a percentage of their profits as ‘commission’. When the promoted shares collapsed, the victim lost all invested funds. Fortunately, the victim was able to recover £6,500 through legal assistance and bank fraud reimbursement schemes.
National Fraud HelplineKey Red Flags to Watch For:
Unsolicited Invitations: Receiving unexpected messages inviting you to join investment groups.
Promises of High Returns: Claims of guaranteed or unusually high profits.
Pressure Tactics: Urgency to invest quickly or secrecy about the investment.
Impersonation: Use of public figures’ names and likenesses without authorization.
Protective Measures:
Verify Authenticity: Check official sources or contact the individual or company directly through verified channels.
Avoid Sharing Personal Information: Do not disclose sensitive data such as bank details or passwords.
Report Suspicious Activity: Inform relevant authorities or platforms about potential scams.
If you encounter such groups or have already joined one, exercise caution and consider reporting the incident to appropriate authorities.
23rd October 2025 at 8:29 am #155857mariiamdelgar
ParticipantThere’s no evidence Karen Finerman runs WhatsApp investing groups, so any such group claiming her association should be treated with caution.
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