100 million profiteering in Istanbul with the claim of online Ponzi scheme
Selman Ay, who is a member of “Hik Online”, which is called the online pyramid scheme, filed a criminal complaint with the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office.
Stating that he entered the system with the promise of high profits in his account, Ay said, “They were giving profits with 15, 60, 180 and 365 maturities. The money to be withdrawn daily was 269 lira for 2-3 days and it was raised. Other than that, a unique bonus adaptation. They were giving a bonus of 5 thousand liras for 5 thousand liras. We made a withdrawal, but they only gave it. More They did not provide information about the allegations that it was not told about because it happened after. it was said.
“A HIGHLIGHT OF OVER 100 MILLION LIRA”
Yıldırım Carpenter, the lawyer of the victim Selman Ay, who is also involved in the matter, said: “Members are reached in the virtual system, the process is used from the process. A, after high amounts of money enter the system, the action taken in these currencies is the persons in the law. It will be used in the transactions carried out regarding the deposited money. he said.
“THE SYSTEM PROMISED SERIOUS PROFIT RATE”
In cases where he is included in the system with social media ads, victim Selman Ay, “We were social and involved in this system in the media application and in the advertisement. There were plans to be included in the system. They would be included in the program after they were included in the system. We have high scores for our system work. But we cannot reach such an administrator. There are 680 WhatsApp groups. their uses.
“DOES NOT CREATE UNNECESSARY PROBLEMS”
On Saturday, December 25, social daily statements were shared from the general directorate, There are no problems with our platform. Alive as 24. After one day, the money is not paid according to the accounts that are not suitable for depositing the money.
Victims of “Hik Online” filed a criminal complaint with the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office for the “qualified fraud” incident.