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Similar to Clicks2Sell
Scammed by Ads Supply or CPL One? Cybertrace recently reported the fraudulent (scam) activity of website click2sell.co, which scammed millions of dollars around the globe. The main countries targeted were Australia, the United Kingdom and the USA. The scam operation has now closed, and the offenders took off without repaying their investors.
Click2Sell scammers claimed they allowed people to make a profit by running marketing campaigns and advised victims that they did not need any marketing experience to be successful. The Click2Sell operators coaxed victims into signing a contract which basically waived their rights away. However, as criminal law holds precedence over civil law, the contracts are null and void, meaning that criminal investigation is still possible.
Global operations
From our investigations of the Click2Sell operations, we confirmed the call centres are not located in the UK as stated by the scammers. The masterminds are instead located in various countries around the world.
Click2Sell has previously been linked to BannerBit and ClicksDealer, and Cybertrace holds evidence proving that Click2Sell have now rebranded again as ads-supply.com and cplone.com.
What should I do?
Should you be contacted by Ads Supply or CPL One, do not engage with them as they are the same scam operators as the Click2Sell! No doubt they will impress you by their complex and professional approach, but don’t be fooled.
For more information, please refer to our article on Click2Sell. If you have been scammed by any of these websites, contact us for an obligation-free quote for investigating your matter in the interest of assets recovery.
Today I invested another 3,000CAD with CPL One and only after that, I found these comments. At the time I started investing with CPL One, I couldn’t find any bad comments about them, so I decided to give it a try and that was almost a year ago. So far I spent around 7,000USD and thankfully read this now and finally understood that they are just a bunch of really highly professional scammers. I doubt I’ll get any of my money back, although they keep convincing me I could do it any time. It is really so important that people understand how they work and stop sending money to them. Now they only accept crypto currency, so they can’t be tracked any more. It is so interesting that nobody is doing anything to put those people behind bars, or they lead their business in such a clever way that they are out of reach.
wWhy isn’t cplone shut Down
why is cplone still be able to run their business
I got fooled too lost $1018.00 they kept me going so long that no there is nothing that capital one master card can do. I am very pissed off about this these guys sure are good i have to say. Also Cowards to ruin peoples lives
AdsSupply from UK, scam me of my hard earned money $2000..my account manager call Mike was pretty convincing with his pressure tactics to put more funds. I was trying to get my funds back and he never called me back…sending messages 3 times on their website contact list for withdrawal request, no reply. I wish I can see then in person, so i can squezz their neck till they cant speak no more to victimized more innocent small investor. How can I get my money back.
Hi Deo, the best way to recover payments less than $50k is to submit a Chargeback application if you paid via credit card e.g. Visa. The Chargeback application should be submitted directly to your card provider.
I hope those people will learn their lesson in life “you reap what you sow”.
Yes, I’ve been scammed by CPL_ONE by a person who represent himself as the manager in the name of Benjamin Heart with ID#39327). Asking me to invest as little as possible just to prove that they are legit. He even gave the main address in London: 71-75 Sheldon St. Covert Garden, London, WC2H9JQ, England. After they took the investment money, then Gregory Tyler called followed by another personnel in the name of Andrew Young (647-812-4889) called me to increase the investment amount for better return, but I said that if they are true with their statement, either small or big amount makes no difference. I told him because I experience that there are people who scummed other people and the same technique he is proposing to me. He get mad and said that he will return the money but until now no deposit made to my account. I don’t know how those people live with that in their conscience -“need to lie to live”. The number they use is 203-519-4539 and 647-812-4889. I hope that you
Thank you for your comments Nira.
Gary Kassbaum
to: [email protected]
date: Mar 15, 2021, 1:27 PM
subject: Fwd: Return My Money CPL1
mailed-by: gmail.com
I was told by acct, managers at KBL Finance, John Joseph and Mike Novak, whom I have never heard again after my deposit with yourselves, John Joseph took my interacted deposit money from my TD Canada TRust Acct and invested with First Edge Group $1800 CDN with Bitcoin and $5000 CDN with SILA and simultaneously had me follow up getting a membership login with BitBuy Canada. I’m 76 YRS , live alone with my dog,
Hi Gary, I am sorry to hear of your situation. These guys definately target Canadians and unfortunately there are thousands of victims for CPL One in your country. If you would like further advice from our office, please contact us at [email protected].
Hi Dan, I also foolishly trusted Steven Castle from ADS-Supply. I only put in the initial $200 then was convinced to put in another $2,500. Steven rang me multiple times each week and tried to convince me to add $250,000 of my superannuation citing that I would have a guaranteed income for retirement! I am single and 63yo. I was very suspicious and decided A way to get my money back. I told him that I would not decide on the larger investment until I had “tested” the withdrawal process so he started “transmitting” the “profits” from my “campaign” to my Kraken account. Of course nothing actually came through! Then he got sloppy and started signing off messages as Steven Johnson so I called him on it and as expected he disappeared. Operated out of London and was South African. Scarily professional set up. Assume I will never see my $2,700USD again. ????
Hi Marcelle, Sorry to hear of your situation. Unfortunately, we don’t think you’ll see those funds again. All the best, Cybertrace team.
Hi Dan,
I too have been scammed over the last 6 months with regular phone calls from+44 20 3150 0359. several email address such as [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], …
Is there any chance of recovery?
What is the result of an assessment?
Thanks
Hi John, if you’re interested in our services, could you please email us at [email protected]. Thank you, Cybertrace Team.