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Absolutaris Base Limited is very strange scam. It started with an ad online on the Facebook that promised to train you on how to trade properly. You are asked to join a WhatsUp Group. This WhatsUp contains around 200 members. On a daily basis there are 15 posts every Morning (9-10 am) and around another 15 posts in the Evening (6-7 pm). This started with very vague general information on investments. Then it moved to giving signals to trade which stocks, current price and target price. The signals are worthless once I started tracking them. The Admins of the WhatsUp Group always kept saying that there is 80-90% success rate when my tracking showed less than 20% of success rate and some stock just tanked completely. It seemed that all of the stock advise were coming from whatever is in the news -> that is what they advised on. Out of 200 people in the group there are probably around 10-15 are some sort of AI agents or scammers themselves. There is the main account that post all of these which are Bennet Fenwood, Clive Finerton, Ardella Korrin and Lila Spencer. I don't know if these are made up individuals or these are real people who's identity has been stollen. I believe that they are all made up. There are 6 total numbers that are WhatsUp Group Admins: +1 803 363-7186/Ardella Korrin, +1 207 378-9180/Bennet Fenwood, +1 (719) 205-4366/Clive Finerton, +1 305 986-5287,+1 623 986-5287,+1 667 497-1362/Lila Spencer and +1 515 561 0310 General number. Identity scam The first thing that they occurs is that they post some fake contents where as long as you share which trades you take -> you win small prices. I just posted 1 trade and immediately won a small price. These scammers wanted to ship me something so I gave them my personal address. Obviously nothing arrived and they received my address/phone number and number. The next big thing was WEML or WELIVE Trading App. They announced that they are looking for testers of their automated testing. That is when I realized that this was all a scam. They were announcing 5000 places and each was offered $3000 of trading capital for this automated testing. I said no way will there be any company allocating 15 Million to random individuals to test some automated testing software. I downloaded the app and confirmed my suspicious. The app was horribly made, it was completely faked. In order to become a tester the individual had to upload their Identification or ID. Yeah, I stopped at that point and realized that this is another level of identification scam. I ask what exactly will my role in this testing be: the answer was hilarious -> they wanted me to take screenshots to confirm that the automated software worked. Then they moved on to 3rd level: they started talking about afterhours trading where they offered to buy stocks at a discount compared to current prices and then sell it the next day. This was completely fake and such things don't exist. The final chapter 4th level: they suggested that everyone would be anticipated in their highly accurate automated trading. There were 5 tiers to invest from $10,000 all the way to a million and they were offering something like 20-30% returns per months in the tier 1 to 60%+ returns per month in the tier 5 where you had to invest close to 1 million. All of these AI bots that are part of the chat was constantly adding comments on how great it is or how they got so much money. I am not sure how many real people are out of 200 in that Whatsup Group. I would be assuming that there are anywhere from 20 to 100 of real people who are monitoring this or got into the same situation as I am. In the end my identity was stolen. I am not sure what would be the result of that.