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About Alin George Luca & Enfineo
Alin George Luca
Founder at Enfineo | Founder Institute Alumni | Serial Entrepreneur | Next-gen FinTech | Bridging digital assets to every day life
Bucharest, Romania.
A driven entrepreneur with a track record of successfully bankrupting companies and causing prejudices of over 3,5 million Euro by not paying taxes but instead buying Ferrari, Mercedes G, properties, and other extravaganzas. His emphasis on innovation especially in fooling investors from the ground up. Alin is currently seeking a bailout fooling other investors and potential partners, he and his team engineered a mechanism to mislead investors. In short, providing utility for his own interests from buying new cars to properties and other travels.
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Head of Crypto
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Founder & CEO
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Scam artists often use high-pressure tactics to create a sense of urgency. They may ask for personal information or payment upfront, promise unrealistic returns on investments, or require secrecy. Be cautious if someone requests unusual forms of payment, such as gift cards or cryptocurrency.
Recovering money lost to scams can be challenging. Contact your bank or credit card company to dispute charges as soon as possible. If the payment was made through a service like PayPal, report the transaction as fraudulent. Additionally, filing a police report and reporting the scam to authorities can sometimes help in recovery efforts.
If you suspect a scam, stop all communication with the individual immediately. Do not send any money or provide personal information. Report the incident to relevant authorities, such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the US, and consider contacting your financial institutions if you’ve shared financial information.
Investment scams promise high returns with little risk, often using complex jargon to appear legitimate. Be wary of unsolicited investment offers, pressure to act quickly, and guarantees of large profits. Research investments thoroughly, consult with a financial advisor, and check for any complaints or regulatory actions against the investment firm.
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