Melius supposedly sold software for currency trading, but really it was nothing more than a pyramid scheme where you got commission for recruiting others. Then came Melius, and this time brother number three, Ehsaan, joined Monir and Moyn. They promised investors that the Helo brand from World Media & Technology Corp would “absolutely” be worth £2billion by this year. Next they moved on to a scheme flogging “wearable technology”, such as wristwatches that measured heart rate. The ringleader, 40-year-old Ruja Ignatova, remains on the run. This was meant to be a cryptocurrency investment miracle, but turned out to be a £3billion global fraud. I first came across Moyn and Monir Islam when they were spouting the wonders of OneCoin at recruitment rallies. Watch out India, here come the Islam brothers, Londoners with a depressing record of inflicting disastrous Ponzi schemes on the unwary.
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