GSPartners affiliates have conceded the company is committing securities fraud.

Unfortunately they’re of the mistaken belief that 
hiding
securities fraud makes it less illegal.

As per GSPartners marketing webinars doing the rounds, the company has released a XLT investment brochure through its GSWealth backoffice.

As above GSWealth is tied to GSB Gold Standard Pay KB, a Swedish shell company owned by Josip Heit.

GSPartners affiliates who have
invested in the Ponzi scheme
have access.

The forty-seven page brochure is titled “G999 Tower brochure”:

As above, GSPartners is determined that nobody outside of invested affiliates gains access to it.

Why? I’ll let a GSPartners affiliate explain, as per an October 3rd marketing video;

[6:40] This offer is structured in a way to protect all parties.

…

Now protect from what? To protect from people um um um, thinking or or or accusing us of selling an unregistered security.

This is not a grey area, this is very black and white.

Indeed it is. BehindMLM has
repeatedly called out GSPartners’ securities fraud
. It’s great to see investors, and by extension GSPartners itself, finally acknowledge its unregistered securities offering.

[7:18] Josip has spent not just hours and not just days, but weeks … and actually months on structuring this offer to ensure that everything is done legally and in compliance.

So it’s not something that is open to the outside world. That anybody can come (and) acquire XLT from anywhere and take part in it.

Here’s the thing about securities fraud. Whether you do it out in the open or through secret brochure’s it’s still securities fraud.

[9:09] The regulators don’t care what the reason is. They don’t care if it’s a utility for G999, they just want to know if you’re selling an unregistered security.

The 
only
way to offer a security legally is to register with financial regulators, and provide them and consumers will audited financial reports and full disclosure.

Full disclosure being 
the opposite
of what Heit is doing with GSPartners’ XLT investment scheme.

[7:44] By no means can this document go into hands of people that you don’t know.

Not operating legally and filing disclosures leads to
reputable companies sending you cease and desists
, having to set up
sham banking licenses
because you fail the slightest scrutiny, relocating to
crime dens like Dubai
, and setting up shell companies to
hide your actual business operations
.

GSPartners is open to the public and through investment in GSPartners, members of the public gain access to the XLT investment scheme.

The key takeaway there being that GSPartners is available to the public.

At the time of publication GSPartners has sold 3.15 million XLT out of the 70 million it created out of thin air.

GSPartners’ XLT investment fraud scheme is operated through
JJJ Holdings (a shell company owned by Josip Heit), and SAAS Properties
.

As per the linked marketing video above, GSPartners continues to sell XLT

🤖 Quick Answer

What allegations are made against GSPartners regarding securities fraud?
GSPartners affiliates have reportedly acknowledged the company's involvement in securities fraud. The company allegedly released a confidential investment brochure titled "G999 Tower brochure" through GSWealth, accessible only to invested affiliates, attempting to restrict external access to the documentation.

What is the connection between GSPartners and GSB Gold Standard Pay KB?
GSWealth, the platform used by GSPartners to distribute investment materials, is connected to GSB Gold Standard Pay KB, a Swedish shell company reportedly owned by Josip Heit, according to available documentation.

What structure characterizes the investment offering described?
The forty-seven page investment brochure is structured to limit distribution exclusively to GSPartners affiliates who have already invested, restricting access to external parties and potential investors outside the affiliate network.

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