FinTelegram has received a legal threat for acting on GSPartners’ regulatory compliance failures.

As reported here on Behind and verifiable through their respective websites, GSPartners has received securities fraud warnings from multiple Canadian regulators:

GSPartners, GSTrade, GSB Gold Standard Bank & fifty-two associated website domains
 from Quebec’s AMF on March 9th

GSTrade
 from the Alberta Securities Commission on March 15th

G999
 from the Alberta Securities Commission on March 15th

GSPartners
 from the Alberta Securities Commission on May 19th

GSPartners and Swiss Valorem Bank
 from the British Columbia Securities Commission on May 30th

GSPartners
 from Saskatchewan’s Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority on June 1st

GSPartners and Swiss Valorem Bank
 from the Ontario Securities Commission on July 25th

As a result of GSPartners regulatory compliance failures, FinTelegram added GSPartners and owner Josip Heit to its blacklist.

In response to this, through the German law firm Irle Moser, GSPartners “threatened (FinTelegram) with lawsuits”.

In the letter sent to FinTelegram, Irle Moser claim financial fraud warnings from Canada are “irrelevant”.

The reasons given for the irrelevance of the Canadian regulators are rather incomprehensible.

Then the lawyers explain why, therefore, FinTelegram would have no right to put GSPartners or Heit’s other schemes on our Black Compliance List.

Despite Irle Moser’s “incomprehensible” logic, Canadian GSPartners fraud warnings are significant.

As tracked by SimilarWeb for September 2023, Canada is GSPartners second largest source of website traffic behind the US.

FinTelegram has directed Irle Moser to “to contact the Canadian regulators … and explain to them why you are unjustifiably on their warning lists.”

To hold FinTelegram responsible for reporting regulatory warnings is nonsense.

Keeping such blacklists is also in the interest of investor protection. Josip Heit is targeting a global audience of potential retail investors with his MLM scheme.

Anyone who acts so publicly with finance-based products must also face public criticism accordingly.

In an attempt to hide potential misconduct, Irle Moser additionally threatened FinTelegram if they published the received letter.

In order to prevent this from becoming known to the public, the law firm has forbidden us to publish the letter and to quote from it. Otherwise, legal action would be taken against FinTelegram.

So you threaten someone and threaten him again that measures will be taken if the threatened person reports the threat.

Could it get any worse? Possibly, the German Bar Association should take a look at this.

If FinTelegram wants to share Irle Moser’s letter, BehindMLM will report and publish it in the interests of consumer awareness.

Josip Heit (right) has not been seen in public since GSPartners
first showed signs of collapse
last month.

This was followed up by GSPartners
disabling weekly returns
for investors wh

🤖 Quick Answer

What regulatory warnings has GSPartners received from Canadian authorities?
GSPartners and its associated entities have received securities fraud warnings from multiple Canadian regulators including Quebec's AMF, Alberta Securities Commission, British Columbia Securities Commission, Saskatchewan's Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority, and Ontario regulators between March and June, covering GSPartners, GSTrade, GSB Gold Standard Bank, and fifty-two associated website domains.

Why did GSPartners issue a legal threat against FinTelegram?
GSPartners threatened FinTelegram for reporting on the company's regulatory compliance failures documented by Canadian securities regulators. The threat followed FinTelegram's publication of verified information regarding the multiple securities fraud warnings issued against GSPartners and its subsidiary entities.

Which Canadian regulatory bodies issued warnings against GSPartners?
Five major Canadian regulatory authorities issued warnings: Quebec's Autorité des marchés financiers, Alberta Securities Commission, British

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