WeWe International’s hopes of pitching its Ponzi scheme throughout Australia and New Zealand all through February hasn’t gone to plan.
The so-called “Oceania Tour” was met with a hostile reception from New Zealand’s Monetary Markets Authority, who issued a Ponzi and pyramid fraud warning on February eighth.
High Italian WeWe International scammer Diego Endrizzi was purported to headline WeWe International’s Oceania Tour.
Endrizzi, who fled his native Italy for Dubai, is reported to have held up a aircraft as he deserted his journey to New Zealand within the wake of the FMA’s warning.
On February ninth WeWe International held an occasion at Novotel Christchurch Airport. Regardless of the FMA’s fraud warning, Novotel seemingly had no challenge offering WeWe International scammers a venue to recruit from.
Frank Everard Stace hosted the occasion, with a transcript offered by Danny De Hek revealing the FMA’s warning was dismissed as “ridiculous”.
There are some things happening, proper? All kinds of, you realize, after all that’s ridiculous, however trigger on account of a few of the misinformation about what it’s we do.
That is gonna be addressed legally and the authorized workforce are on it. And from our standpoint, nothing modifications. It’ll get sorted.
WeWe International’s passive funding scheme constitutes a securities providing.
The FMA is New Zealand’s’ high monetary regulator. WeWe International isn’t registered to supply securities in New Zealand, or wherever else on the planet.
It stays unclear how WeWe International’s attorneys intend to problem globally established securities legal guidelines.
Subsequent Everard Stace addressed the Diego Endrizzi elephant within the room;
Diego couldn’t make it into New Zealand on authorized recommendation in Australia, this may get sorted out and he’ll be again right here as quickly as doable.
Whereas tickets to WeWe International’s Oceania Tour have been offered to the general public, unbeknownst to attendees, they have been screened earlier than admission was granted.
Stuff reporter Martin van Beynen bought a $20 WeWe International Oceania Tour ticket.
Van Beynen hoped to ask Diego Endrizzi about WeWe International’s 10% a month passive funding scheme.
Van Beynen queued up, had his ticket scanned however was then advised he wouldn’t be capable to attend.
Frank Stace then appeared and tried to usher van Beynen away from different potential victims:
In van Beynen’s personal phrases;
I appear to have been barred entry simply because I’m an investigative reporter.
Frank, you’re killing me. You’re depriving me of probably the most compelling enterprise alternatives of a lifetime, to make use of a WEWE advertising phrase.
I create a little bit of a fuss. Solely Frank, the lodge’s safety supervisor and several other WEWE fans stand between me and monetary nirvana.
Frank clearly doesn’t need me to know the key as a result of I’m a reporter.
Danny De Hek additionally claims he was kicked out of the occasion.
So I went alongside, and I walked in like I owned the place.
And right here I am going, there’s Tony Mark-Seymour standing there me, questioning who I’m.
My greatest remorse was the truth that I stated I used to be a no person.
He chased me out the door, and the humorous factor is he practically tripped up on the speaker cable when he come after me.
Along with being screened, attendees have been additionally prohibited from recording footage.
WeWe International has one final scheduled occasion in Australia to wrap up its Oceania Tour; the Adelaide Conference Middle on February fifteenth.
Danny De Hek claims he’s contacted all the venues booked to host WeWe International’s Oceania Tour Ponzi occasions:
- Pullman Melbourne Albert Park Sat, 4 Feb 2023
- Novotel Sydney Parramatta Tue, 7 Feb 2023
- Novotel Christchurch Airport Thu, 9 Feb 2023
- InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort Sat, 11 Feb 2023
- Adelaide Conference Centre Wed, 15 Feb 2023
I’ve tried to disrupt them as a lot as doable by contacting all of the venues which might be internet hosting the occasions.
These efforts seem to have been unsuccessful.
