Stop AIM7777 From Conducting Fraudulent Trading Investments With Nigerians

The Issue

AIM (aim7777.com) is a public trading investment company whose objective is to defraud thousands of Nigerians by pretending to sell equities of unsubstantiated tokens expected to yield profits every day which are then shared between AIM and unsuspecting investors for stipulated periods of days up to 2 months. But AIM has suddenly restricted people from withdrawing both their investment capitals and profits from their AIM accounts, with their reason being that most of the accounts were suspicious and monies contained in them would be cleared off into the company's pocket after 24 hours (which they did) unless account owners could pay N50,000 to verify their accounts, which some people risked paying and still didn't have access to all their monies trapped in their AIM accounts. There is also reason to believe the company is working with some banks that are also complicit in the scam such as OPay, Ecobank and Wema bank.

 

If the "company" continues to steal from Nigerians without getting checked by the appropriate authorities, there is no limit to the damage they will cause the average Nigerian trying to survive.

 

We ask that the appropriate authorities swing into action immediately to thwart any future plans the directors of the company may have, a move that would potentially save a lot of innocent persons about to commit their money to the scheme.

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The Issue

AIM (aim7777.com) is a public trading investment company whose objective is to defraud thousands of Nigerians by pretending to sell equities of unsubstantiated tokens expected to yield profits every day which are then shared between AIM and unsuspecting investors for stipulated periods of days up to 2 months. But AIM has suddenly restricted people from withdrawing both their investment capitals and profits from their AIM accounts, with their reason being that most of the accounts were suspicious and monies contained in them would be cleared off into the company's pocket after 24 hours (which they did) unless account owners could pay N50,000 to verify their accounts, which some people risked paying and still didn't have access to all their monies trapped in their AIM accounts. There is also reason to believe the company is working with some banks that are also complicit in the scam such as OPay, Ecobank and Wema bank.

 

If the "company" continues to steal from Nigerians without getting checked by the appropriate authorities, there is no limit to the damage they will cause the average Nigerian trying to survive.

 

We ask that the appropriate authorities swing into action immediately to thwart any future plans the directors of the company may have, a move that would potentially save a lot of innocent persons about to commit their money to the scheme.

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