GSPartners covers up BDSwiss lies with Skyground Group

On January 25th the brokerage BDSwiss confirmed it never had a partnership with GSPartners.

On January 30th BehindMLM learned of BDSwiss’ announcement and
covered GSPartners’ deception
. It wasn’t the first time owner
Josip Heit had been caught lying about business partnerships
.

Following BDSwiss’ announcement, GSPartners is now covering up its lies through a new Skyground Group partnership.

When GSPartners
launched its “metaverse certificates” Ponzi scheme
in May 2022, BDSwiss was presented as a trading partner.

Purportedly through trading done by BDSwiss, GSPartners investors were offered a 300% return over 18 months on up to $100,000.

Up until BDSwiss confirmed it had never had anything to do with GSPartners, returns of 4.15% a week on up to $200,000 in tether were still being offered (click to enlarge):

The metaverse certificate investment plans haven’t changed, but now ROI revenue is purportedly generated through Skyground Group.

Skyground Group’s website domain (‘skyground.group”), was purchased on May 3rd, 2022. Skyground Group was then launched in September 2022.

Skyground Group is run by Alexander and Konstantin Oelfke.

The Oelfke brothers used to work for BDSwiss but left in October and August 2021 respectively.

BDSwiss has financial regulatory licenses in multiple jurisdictions. In announcing its fake partnership with the brokerage, GSPartners incorporated this into their metaverse certificate marketing:

As opposed to BDSwiss and its financial licenses, Skyground Group exists only as “Skyground Services Ltd.”; a shell company incorporated in Cyprus.

The Oelfke brothers reside in Germany, and it is from there Skyground Group actually operates. This ties into Josip Heit, believed to be a Croatian national, spending his time between Dubai and Germany.

GSPartners’ covering up its BDSwiss partnership lie has been presented to investors as a “new” partnership announcement by Alexander Oelfke.

Alexander Oelfke, CEO of SKYGROUND Group, exclusively announces exciting new Partnership in the Metaverse Sector

After a successful six-month trial period, where multiple companies participated, SKYGROUND is now an official technology partner of lydian.world Metaverse.

As a technology provider, SKYGROUND supports many major online brokers worldwide with first-class technology modules, using similar trading technology, such as MT4 and MT5, also used by established traditional brokers like IG Group, Swissquote, and BDSwiss.

The headline is a bit of an odd choice, seeing as the press-release doesn’t actually quote Oelfke.

And the last paragraph I’ve quoted is pretty deceptive. It’s inferred that Skyground Group is using “similar trading technology” to BDSwiss.

“MT4” and “MT5” references MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. MetaTrader software is developed by MetaQuotes, who provide MetaTrader for free to the public or licensed to brokers.

MetaTrader itself is just trading software, it requires input from a third-party to do any actual tr

🤖 Quick Answer

What partnership did BDSwiss deny with GSPartners?

What deceptive practices did GSPartners employ regarding BDSwiss?
GSPartners falsely presented BDSwiss as a trading partner for its metaverse certificates launched in May 2022, offering investors 300% returns over 18 months on investments up to $100,000, despite lacking any actual partnership agreement with the brokerage.

How did GSPartners respond to BDSwiss' denial?
Following BDSwiss' public announcement refuting the partnership, GSPartners subsequently established a new agreement with Skyground Group, effectively replacing the discredited

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