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Here’s how the scam works
- Fake Training Sessions: They claim to offer a “training” program, which seems legitimate at first. However, the other “attendees” you interact with during the training are actually co-conspirators working with the fraudsters to make the operation appear real.
- Small Initial Payments: In the beginning, they will send small amounts of money to build trust and appear genuine.
- Requests for Crypto Payments: Once they’ve gained your confidence, they will begin asking for payments via cryptocurrency, promising larger returns or rewards. This is when the scam becomes clear—after you’ve sent payments, they will disappear.
We want to make it absolutely clear that this is NOT affiliated with NuStream Marketing in any way. The scam artists have stolen our logo and used it on their fake website to trick people into thinking they are dealing with us.
We Are Taking Action
We have filed complaints and compiled a significant amount of information, which is currently being investigated by the FBI’s Internet Crimes Division, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and other agencies. These organizations are actively working to track down and stop these scam artists.
If you’ve encountered any communication from “NuStreamWorks” or the website www.nustreamworks.com, please do not engage. This is a 100% scam. Always verify the source of any communications before sharing any personal or financial information. For your safety, report any suspicious activities directly to the appropriate authorities and warn others who might be vulnerable to this fraudulent scheme. NuStream Marketing takes the safety and well-being of our customers seriously, and we are committed to working with authorities to ensure these scammers are stopped. Please stay vigilant and protect yourself from this scam.
