In addition to their new
Metaverse Certificate investment scheme
, GSPartners is preparing to commit additional securities fraud through GSC shares.

Uncovering GSPartners’ secret stock investment scheme begins with a recent GSPartners webinar.

On the webinar GSPartners owner Josip Heit explained;

In your MetaBroker portfolio, you will have stocks as well. You will have stocks as well, yes?

And I am pretty sure this portfolio will be also some stocks, very similar to our company, linked to us.

But this we will let to the members of the board of that company to announce. It’s a regulated environment. It’s a regulated business.

GSPartners’ Meta-Broker portfolios are offered through BDSwiss.

Through Meta-Broker portfolios, GSPartners affiliates are promised a 300% ROI on fees paid, as well as up to 700% annually on funds invested.

On another recent GSPartners’ webinar, top South African earner Andrew Eaton represented the advertised 300% ROI was “guaranteed”.

It’s a $10,000 certificate. As long as the minimum requirement to keep the trading account is there … I believe it’s going to be about 33% … as long as you keep that active, that $10,000 they paid for their certificate goes into a … solution that BDSwiss have come up with with Josip.

And as long as they keep their minimum trading activity active, that $10,000, as an example they spent on a certificate, they will be guaranteed 300% returns on that over 18 months.

To fund Meta-Broker portfolios, GSPartners are letting affiliates dump worthless G999 tokens from
previous failed GSPartners’ Ponzi ventures
.

The exchange rate for G999 is 2 cents per coin. G999 is currently publicly trading at $0.004. This value is subject to
ongoing manipulation by GSPartners
.

Till June 30th, GSPartners is also offering to double any investments made into partnered BDSwiss Meta-Broker portfolio accounts.

Speaking on the partnership between BDSwiss and Lydian World, Canadian GSPartners affiliate Nitsa Nakos stated on yet another recent webinar;

This company, BDSwiss, is now partnered with Lydian World. They are now our official trading house, trading brokers.

They are creating for us unique products. Products that they do not offer on their website. These are high-leverage trading products, provided in the metaverse.

Nakos is referring to GSPartners’ new Lydian World investment plans. She’s also referring to GSPartners’ secret share scheme. This ties into the “stocks” we quoted Josip Heit on earlier.

Nakos refers to the GSPartners’ share scheme as “big news we do not openly promote”.

It is big news but it is not big news that we openly promote.

In small settings, in one on one conversations, when we know who we’re speaking to, when we know their intention, when we know their interest, y’know, we can bring up the conversation around our sister company, GS Chain.

GS Chain is a UK shell company set up and owned by Josip Heit.

Rather than just be honest about that though, GS Chain is fronted by th

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the GSC shares scheme allegedly promoted by GSPartners?
GSPartners purportedly plans to offer stock investments through Meta-Broker portfolios via BDSwiss, promising 300% ROI on fees. According to owner Josip Heit's statements, these stocks would be linked to GSPartners and regulated entities, with details to be announced by board members in what is claimed to be a regulated environment.

How does the GSC shares scheme relate to GSPartners' other investment offerings?
The GSC shares scheme operates alongside GSPartners' Metaverse Certificate investment program. Both utilize the Meta-Broker portfolio framework and target GSPartners affiliates with high return promises, positioning themselves within supposedly regulated business structures and environments.

What regulatory concerns surround GSPartners' stock investment scheme?
Critics characterize the GSC shares scheme as securities fraud due to unrealistic return guarantees of

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