A sign of desperation: SECURE PLATFORM FUNDING

[privateinvestors]

If this is not a sign of desperation (to seek funds), then, I have no idea what is.

If "Secure Platform Funding" is as successful as they claim, they wouldn't be seeking funds by "selling" territories to dumb people believing in this trick to generate income for a, so called, "successful" company in the PPP and funding business.

Please read for yourselves and post your opinion here. "For sale: "Master Country Broker Licenses" (LOL!).

www.secureplatformfunding.com/master-country-broker-licenses/

[dominic]

ohh good!!!

[secureplatformfundng]

While we respect the opinion expressed above, the facts are we actually lose money appointing a Master Country Broker because we pay the Master Country Broker 5 or 6 times the amount they pay to purchase the Master Country Broker License on completion of their first deal with www.secureplatformfunding.com/ . We decided to establish the Master Country Broker structure because our team solely speaks English and there are well over 500 different languages that are spoken in the world. Appointing a Country Master Broker with a minimum of 3 years Financial Investment Experience, who knows and understands the local country market and many of the suppliers and providers operating in it, while also speaking the local language gives clients a much more personal and customized level of service. The structure also provides a local Country Manager who can work closely with the other brokers in that country sharing information and supporting brokers in a way that is not currently done in the industry currently.

The appointment of regional representatives is a well established common sense approach that is used by companies all over the world. Our selection process to appoint a Master Country Broker is rigorous and numerous applicants have been declined because they do not meet the standards we believe our customers deserve and expect.

[sapuco]

hm, one person per country is fine when dealing with small countries, however Canada, US, Russia and China just to name a few are a little more trouble, beside the legal challenges, wondering if you use a franchise system in an area where license requirements intersect with gray markets?

[conflict]

one problem I have is the negative postings about your service, just as an example www.scamwarners.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&p=294155, like you claim doing due diligence on your customers they will do the same on you. While I do not think that a negative posting alone will make a decision base you are making it a bit difficult . Anyway not looking for that kind of financial service, just wondered about the details.

[secureplatformfundng]

In response: We were the unfortunate victim of a jealous competitor who made 3 false posts on 3 different scam websites pretending to be a FAKE customer. The posts (all identical because he used cut and paste) he made on each of the scam sites are 100% Fake, NO such Customer Exists, NO Such Money was Received, the entire post is a fairytale made up by a competitor who has posted Fake and False information in an attempt to discredit us. Secure Platform Funding has provided a detailed reply of the FACTS NOT THE FICTION to the completely made up allegations here:

www.secureplatformfunding.com/media-responses/ PLEASE READ

Secure Platform Funding is also offering a $500 Reward for any party who can tell us the identity of the "Anonymous" author who posted this Fake article below, our Attorneys would like to Meet him!

Finally our company goes to extraordinary lengths to protect clients, their funds and our reputation. The way we do that is detailed here: www.secureplatformfunding.com/trusted-service/

Please feel free to contact us with any concerns.

[doubter]

Would you mind to explain this warning issued by FSRC Nevis branch?

Nevis FRC


By the way, I'm not interested in your services...

[Sapphire Capital]

hm, there are ways to do it but its a very gray area but if Nevis puts out a warning it will be on every bank due diligence list as an automatic, creates questions

[secureplatformfundng]

The FSRC Statement is 100% WRONG, here are the facts: www.secureplatformfunding.com/nevis-fsrc-facts/

[miriammuraba]

a lot of clients use Nevis companies and there is very few complaints about their authorities from them, never seen a warning like that one to be false. You have to get it revoked or it will stick! I would think that there are emergency fast track tools to do that because something like a public warning is bad for the business. Given the claim on your website I would have thought the reverse of that posting would be easy if its just the facts, that it is still there makes me uneasy.

Interested to know a bit more about your company, not satisfied with what is on the website. You may not need a license in Nevis (not so sure as you are but I'm no lawyer) but you are offering publicly worldwide (with very few exceptions) so even you do not need one, a license would make life easier. Almost laughed on the stance towards the US and the argument that it is due to Fatca, you remember that almost all banks signed the paper and report almost all USD operations even if they do not involve a US party?

Anyway will be looking if Nevis reverses its stance.