Eco and Greenchoyce relaunches Ponzi, now targeting PH

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The GreenChoyce Ponzi scheme has collapsed again. The former Crowd1 Ponzi scammers behind the scam have rebooted as Eco and Greenchoyce, this time targeting the Philippines. GreenChoyce appears to have collapsed on or around November 2021. Eco and Greenchoyce’s website domain, “ecoandgreenchoyce.com”, was privately registered on April 2nd, 2022. Eco and Greenchoyce’s official FaceBook page [Continue reading...]

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