GREENPT.ORG TRULLY IS SCAM

[adam.sandler]

Attention friends. I want to introduce a scam site and inform everyone who reads this

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www.greenpt.org/

This site is a another clear scam and with a little attention it is easy to understand this, but I consider it my duty to report every scam so that I can prevent fraud even for one person.

The website describes itself as a real estate developer and property management company in the United States. In its “About Us” section, it claims to have 105 years of experience   and offers services such as real estate investing, business analysis, profit planning, asset management, and cryptocurrency. Stats such as “Last month’s payout: $4 million” and “Registered users: 7,000” are also listed.






Without any provided technical information or project documentation or transparent reports the company states its involvement in solar wind and recycling operations.
The statement indicates the company functions as a subsidiary of General Asset Management while situated in Australia yet fails to furnish documentation about the company structure or its affiliation with the parent organization.


A Medium article (Greenpt.org Scam: Exposing the Fraud and the Battle for Refunds) claims that Greenpt falsely claims to be regulated under UK law and has been warned by the FCA (the UK Financial Conduct Authority). However, I did not find any mention of Greenpt when checking the FCA Warning List.


The website fails to display necessary contact details and legal information because it lacks valid company registration data and physical address and contact numbers. A genuine platform requires both privacy policies and terms of service but this website lacks these essential elements. A search on Google Maps failed to show any presence of the company at its listed address. Users cannot reach the website through social media platforms because the site icons located at the top guide visitors back to the homepage.


High-yield daily investment returns of 10% exist for the regular plan together with 30% returns for other plans. The profit percentage offered during a single month extends between 300% and 900% without any realistic basis. Such levels of profit are completely unreasonable and unachievable during a month. High-yield promises indicate fraudulent activity since such numbers cannot exist. The scam typically utilizes reference commissions at the range of 5-8% as an established form of fraud.
Users need to check whether the site obtained valid official permits from relevant authorities such as the Stock Exchange and Environment Agency yet there is no confirmation about these official permits.



There is a section for receiving financial donations or investments, but the exact mechanism of participation, risks, or official permits are not mentioned.


I have checked the site with fraud review sites and they gave a very low score for trustworthiness of this site, which indicates that this site is not trustworthy.
https://www.scamvoid.net/check/greenpt.org/
https://www.scam-detector.com/validator/greenpt-org-review/
https://scamminder.com/websites/greenpt.org/?_act=home


By checking the WHOIS of the site, I noticed that the site is very young, only 3 months old, which contradicts the company's claim of over 100 years of experience. Also, important information such as the owner's name, company name, address, email, etc. is also hidden by the hiding service, which is the transparency that reputable companies do to eliminate misunderstandings and scam claims. The host's IP address (67.217.57.170) is shared with more than 2000 other sites and is managed by the not-so-reputable company "Host Department NJ LLC".

[Cantsay]

The website describes itself as a real estate developer and property management company in the United States. In its “About Us” section, it claims to have 105 years of experience   and offers services such as real estate investing, business analysis, profit planning, asset management, and cryptocurrency. Stats such as “Last month’s payout: $4 million” and “Registered users: 7,000” are also listed.

105 years of experience for a site that isn’t even up to 6 months old. 

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 Domain: greenpt.org
Registered On: 2025-01-19
Expires On: 2026-01-19
Updated On: 2025-01-24
Status: client transfer prohibited
             client update prohibited
Name Servers: webhosting3007a.trouble-free.net
                       webhosting3007b.trouble-free.net

[yahoo62278]

The website describes itself as a real estate developer and property management company in the United States. In its “About Us” section, it claims to have 105 years of experience   and offers services such as real estate investing, business analysis, profit planning, asset management, and cryptocurrency. Stats such as “Last month’s payout: $4 million” and “Registered users: 7,000” are also listed.

105 years of experience for a site that isn’t even up to 6 months old. 

Code:

 Domain: greenpt.org
Registered On: 2025-01-19
Expires On: 2026-01-19
Updated On: 2025-01-24
Status: client transfer prohibited
             client update prohibited
Name Servers: webhosting3007a.trouble-free.net
                       webhosting3007b.trouble-free.net

I'm sure the 105 years is just the amount of experience everyone on their fake team has and has nothing to do with the website. Just another line of crapola to try to get potential investors feeling like they are in good hands, but likely aren't.

[nutildah]

I appreciate your enthusiasm, and this definitely screams scam, but there's like a billion new scams launched every day on the internet. Would be more useful if you pointed out projects being advertised here on the forum that were scams or scammy. Back in the ICO days of 2017-2018, there were more scams launched on the forum every day than anyone could keep up with. Things have kinda quieted down a bit, but there's a lot of scammers here still, they are just mostly in the Currency Exchange and Digital Goods sections these days.

[_act_]

I'm sure the 105 years is just the amount of experience everyone on their fake team has and has nothing to do with the website. Just another line of crapola to try to get potential investors feeling like they are in good hands, but likely aren't.

But what I am surprised about is when I read on news not one or twice how site like this are making thousands or millions of dollars from people before the scammers are known and taking to court for sentencing. There are many of them that are not known to the law people and yet scamming people. But many people are foolish to fall for this scam.

I noticed the profit for this one is not high like the ones I have seen before but 10% is still high and should easily be known to be scam. Real investment that I have seen before is 10% annually or lower.

It is very good to know where you want to invest your money and make sure it is not scam.

[The Cryptovator]

I pretty much agree with Nutildah. There are a lot of scams over the internet; there are different types of scams as well. I will advise OP; you can spend your time on the forum to identify scams from here. I am not discouraging you from posting scam accusations here, but priority would be find forum scams. We don't want to let our forum members begin scamming.

However, this seems like a traditional Ponzi scheme. Doesn't matter, actually; even they have 200 years of experience. The fact is there is no money-making machine in the world that prints such an amount. It's always preferable to stay away from high-return schemes. Just don't be greedy and save your funds.

[SFR10]

A Medium article (Greenpt.org Scam: Exposing the Fraud and the Battle for Refunds) claims that Greenpt falsely claims to be regulated under UK law and has been warned by the FCA (the UK Financial Conduct Authority). However, I did not find any mention of Greenpt when checking the FCA Warning List.

If I were you, I wouldn't pay much attention to what the author of that article has posted since he/she is clearly trying only to promote their newly created fake recovery services in all of his/her blog posts ^{[you might want to report them]}.

Here are a few websites with somewhat similar content ^{[all of them are probably fake]}:

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bitfirm-io.com
comerciosdebordedemerrill.com/home
afadvisoryfinance.com

[hugeblack]

I respect your effort, but shouldn't scam topics here be related to cryptocurrencies or something related to them? We can post about scam in general, but for something that requires immediate action or could cause losses to cryptocurrency investors. However, such property management scam is spreading daily, and there's no way to stop it except through greater education.

[SFR10]

but shouldn't scam topics here be related to cryptocurrencies or something related to them?

That's right and it's worth noting that one of the methods for purchasing those fake investment plans is through the use of cryptocurrencies.

[bitbollo]

You can list here thousands and thousands of generic hyip but this Will not change anything since people will continue to fall for these... And they would never made a search online to see if a site Is legit.
Moreover, just reading their "plans" well its a problem if someone think that this could be even something just plausibile