GSPartners, owner Josip Heit and its top South African promoters have filed suit against a second YouTube channel owner.

This time the Ponzi scheme and its promoters are going after #ChrisTrade.

Named plaintiffs in GSPartners lawsuit are:

Gold Standard Banking Corporation AG;

Josip Heit (GSPartners owner);

Tony de Gouveia (right);

Bruce Hughes;

Andrew Eaton and

Brendon Earp-Jones

The single named defendant is the YouTube channel #ChrisTrade, owned by Christopher Wayne McDaniel.

The GSPartners Plaintiffs don’t disclose the
G999 Ponzi scheme
in their High Court lawsuit.

Instead, GSPartners is referred to as a “lawful business methodology”.

During about January 2021 to May 2021 the defendant on his YouTube video channel … on his Twitter handle … on WhatsApp and Telegram published … numerous statements of and concerning GSB, Heit and the plaintiffs.

The statements concerning GSB and its business, its associated products,
its lawful business methodology
and the plaintiffs.

Just so we’re clear, neither GSPartners, Josip Heit or any of the plaintiff promoters are registered with the FSCA.

GSPartners operates and is promoted illegally in South Africa.

Specific ChrisTrade videos the GSPartners plaintiffs have objected to are:

G999 Is it a Scam or Legit?
(Feb 13, 2021, 6529 views)

G999 Threats & Intimidations
(Apr 5, 2021, 2082 views)

As with their
first South African YouTuber lawsuit
, the GSPartners Plaintiffs provide a list of phrases from the videos they object to:

Examples from WhatsApp, Twitter and Telegram are also provided.

The statements and words used to describe GSP, Heit and the plaintiffs in the YouTube videos, WhatsApp, twitter and telegram were intended by the defendant acting as aforesaid and understood by viewers and recipients of the YouTube videos, WhatsApp voice note, twitter and telegram posts to mean that inter alia that GSB, Heit and the plaintiffs

(are) scamster(s)

(are) fraudsters

(are) dishonest

(are) running illegitimate businesses

mislead the public

promote none existent [sic] product or technology

Based on GSPartners being a Ponzi scheme, the above representations are truthfully accurate. While the list of video phrases the plaintiffs have objected contain colorful language, nonetheless they are accurate too.

I can’t stress this enough:

GSPartners is a Ponzi scheme run by Josip Heit.

Heit, a former Karatbars Ponzi executive, simply copy and pasted the business model to launch his own scam.

Tony De Gouveia, Bruce Highes, Andrew Eaton and Brendon Earp-Jones are all top GSPartner promoters.

They are promoting a Ponzi scheme to steal from South Africans and anyone else who invests under them.

GSPartners and its promoters claim efforts of ChrisTrade to create public awareness resulted in a 66% decline in recruited victims across February to April 2021.

GSPartners attributes ChrisTrade’s videos to them not recruiting 231,000 new victims, equating to $17.325 million

Tony de Gouveia claims h

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the GSPartners lawsuit against ChrisTrade?
GSPartners, owned by Josip Heit, filed suit against YouTube channel #ChrisTrade and its owner Christopher Wayne McDaniel in South Africa's High Court, alleging defamatory statements published across YouTube, Twitter, WhatsApp and Telegram between January and May 2021, while characterizing the organization as a lawful business methodology.

Who are the named plaintiffs in the GSPartners litigation?
The plaintiffs include Gold Standard Banking Corporation AG, Josip Heit, Tony de Gouveia, Bruce Hughes, Andrew Eaton and Brendon Earp-Jones, representing GSPartners' ownership and senior South African promotional representatives in the High Court action against the defendant.

Why is GSPartners described as a Ponzi scheme in reporting?
Independent investigations and regulatory findings characterize GSPartners

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