The Viseming Ponzi scheme has collapsed.

As of a few hours ago the scheme’s website began returning a “404 not found” error.

On September 29th Viseming initiated their exit-scam with the launch of VSM token.

The announcement was made by a hired actor playing “Sebastian Ferguson”, in a
cell phone video shot in someone’s driveway
.

If you follow the actor’s eyes, you can clearly see he’s reading off a script.

Ferguson is presented as Viseming’s CFO. His script repeatedly emphasizes investor trust.

Towards the end of the video, VSM token is announced for launch in May 2022.

That announcement failed to attract new investors, prompting Viseming to disable withdrawals sometime over the past 24 hours.

The company’s website was disabled shortly thereafter.

In an attempt to cover their exit-scam, Viseming published the following nonsense to Facebook roughly 12 hours ago:

Dear partners of VISEMING LTD

There is no need to worry about the payment of funds.

Previously, payments were made manually, on a first come, first served basis.

The company is moving to a new level, the number of new partners is increasing significantly.

It is becoming more and more difficult for our specialists to comply with the given regulations, but despite this, the employees of the company have already paid 65% of the abandoned applications.

If your application is returned to your personal account, do not worry, within 72 hours our IT department will have finished working on a new system of automatic payments. That will allow the withdrawal according to the regulations.

Also, the new withdrawal system will allow monitoring each transaction, the slightest change in the address for withdrawing funds, which will completely protect our partners from third-party interference in their personal account.

We apologize for the temporary inconvenience, thank you for your understanding.

Needless to say if any of that was remotely true, a company doesn’t need to pull its entire website down for three days to implement backend changes.

Tellingly, Viseming has disabled comments on its official Facebook page and YouTube channel.

As part of their exit-scam, Viseming amusingly represented they had received a $15 million investment from some random in Dubai.

To that end the company uploaded “
VISEMING LTD – $ 15,000,000. Institutional investor, representative of Arab countries, now with us!
” to their YouTube channel two days ago.

The video features drone footage of a city that’s definitely not in the UAE, a building with a photoshopped Viseming logo, rented vehicles with fake plates, and eastern European actors playing Arabs.

The city drone footage appears to be unrelated to the rented vehicle drone footage.

At [0:46] you can see “Huis van de Europese Geschiedenis” in the bottom right corner.

The House of European History, as it’s known in English, is a museum in Brussels, Belgium.

I’m assuming this is random stock footage Viseming obtained from somewhere.

The cars drive

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the Viseming Ponzi scheme?
Viseming was a fraudulent investment scheme that collapsed in late September after its website displayed a 404 error. The operators initiated an exit scam by launching the VSM token, announced by an actor posing as CFO Sebastian Ferguson in a scripted video. Withdrawal functions were subsequently disabled.

How did Viseming announce the VSM token launch?
The VSM token announcement was made through a cell phone video featuring a hired actor portraying "Sebastian Ferguson," Viseming's alleged CFO. The video, filmed in a residential driveway, contained a scripted message emphasizing investor trust and announced the token's May 2022 launch date.

What triggered Viseming's website shutdown?
Following the failed VSM token announcement that did not attract new investors, Viseming disabled customer withdrawals within a 24-

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