I was recommended to Greg Jankowski by the "Don't Get Scammed" man Mark Hodges so my first warning is be very wary of him. Hodges promoted Jankowski's Autopilot Currency Exchange Profits transferring money into Ebullion and then transferring the funds to Goldenpath Investments to earn daily interest yiels of around 2%.
I should have been immediately suspicious as the training modules explained how to make the investments through to Goldenpath but when I went to the Website it was closed. However I had successfully wired my money to Ebullion. After several unanswered Emails I found out they were now using 4FX Traders and I eventually transferred the funds from Ebullion to start earning interest.
When the interest had grown to match the original investment I decided to withdraw the original amount invested and completed the necessary online forms. Too late when I followed up after not hearing anything both the 4FX Traders and Ebullion websites were down.
Not being concerned Jankowski is now promoting Liberty Reserve and guess what it is slow in issuing payments claiming to be under massive ddos attack. This is the 4th.investment house Jankowski has used in 3 months. Now I do not know if he is actually involved in this scams but as he resuses to answer any mail in relation to them one can only imagine he is. At the very least he may be embarrassed by the complete lack of due diligence he has displayed in his recommendations to his clients.
Either way he should be avoided. I would suggest that you also be very wary of any rebuttals. These so called magor players stick together like thieves promoting each other's bodgie schemes to earn fast money.
After three failed investment houses and a fourth on the way what is the US Authorities doing?
Willy
Bendigo
Australia
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