http://www.bernama. com.my/bernama/ v3/bm/news_ business. php?id=287298
  http://www.maybank2u.com.my/highlights/swiss_cash.html
  Is Swiss Mutual Fund & Swiss Cash a Scam?  I was reading the readers’ letters 
section in our local newspaper recently where a guy wrote in voicing his 
concern over the authorities’ negative attitude towards the Internet investment 
schemes that are becoming the latest craze here in Malaysia. 
   
  I can’t recall exactly what he wrote but it went something like these schemes 
offer an opportunity for the low income group to improve their livelihood while 
participating in the country’s ICT development.. The authorities plans to 
crackdown these scheme were unwarranted according to him.
   
  I have nothing against improving livelihood through ICT but what concern me 
was he didn’t realise those schemes got him off on the wrong foot. 
   
  Swiss Mutual Fund or Swiss Cash is one of the most popular of such schemes 
that promise big returns. 
   
  Swiss Cash claims to offer a 300 percent returns on investment in just 15 
months, an amazing offering for any investment company - especially from one 
which has only started operating in 2005. This sounds too good to be true and 
like most things, it probably is. Here’s why.
   
  Confusing facts about Swiss Mutual Fund & Swiss Cash scheme. 
    
   The website claims Swiss Mutual Fund was founded in 1948. It’s baffling to 
see that their web presence just started in 2005. The SwissMutualFund.Biz 
domain name was registered in Jun 12 2005 for only one year.    An answered I 
obtained from a self-replicating affiliate website explains this shouldn’t be a 
concern to investors as the domain name is renewed automatically every year. 
OK, but I don’t understand why an established company which supposedly in it 
for the long run would choose to auto-renew their domain name instead of 
pre-registering it for several years in advance. 
  The whois info shows that the domain was transferred to another server on Jun 
21 2006 and later the expiration date was extended to 2011. It contains fake 
contact information too.
   
  
   Swiss Mutual Fund owns three websites which are SwissMutualFund.biz, 
SwissCash.net and SwissCash.biz. Swiss Cash is an investment scheme managed by 
Swiss Mutual Fund.   To the untrained eyes, the main website at 
SwissMutualFund.biz is a well designed site belongs to a well established 
investment company. To me it’s filled with a mediocre sales pitch trying to 
sell some vague and suspicious investment scheme which guarantees large 
returns. The website is filled with pictures of people and images unrelated to 
the company. They even try to make it looks legitimate by including stock 
market performance charts obtained from Yahoo. 
   
  I tried to find information about their other services such as the Swiss 
Trust, Swiss Invest Foundation, Swiss Brokerage and Swiss Equity but was 
dissapointed to discover that they either forget to include these or they only 
run Swiss Cash. SwissCash.Net suffers from the same red flags and SwissCash.biz 
isn’t working. 
  Apparently, the guy in charge of managing the fund is Michael Mansfield the 
Chief Financial Officer as shown below 
   
  Then below is the picture of the financial team 
   
  The Financial Team page named six people including Michael Mansfield. The 
rest are Kurt Sandelman, Rupert Benedict da Vinco, Julia Rodriguez, Hector 
Willem Sidberg, and Fernando Munoz. 
  Now is that a picture of Michael Mansfield on the first right when he was 
young? There are seven people in the picture but why only name six of them? If 
Michael Mansfield is not in the picture, why did SwissCash find the need to 
include two nameless employers in this supposedly very important group photo? 
   
  
   They claimed that they are based in the Dominica - a statement questioned by 
many sources. Without a solid proof, anybody can claim anything on the 
Internet. I can claim I am based in the Republic of Dominica too. Their current 
addresses:    
  
        280 Madison Avenue, 912 - 9th Floor, 
New York. NY10016, U.S.A
    P. O. Box 2342. Roseau, 
The Commonwealth of Dominica   Tel: +1 212 386 5570 
Fax: +1 212 386 5573
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  There’s no telling if those addresses are indeed real unless someone take the 
time to walk up there and check. But here’s an info I found 
    Hi, I found that the Swisscash address actually is belong to one of the 
travel agency called Exlusive Departures, visit 
http://www.exclusivedepartures.com/ContactUs.html and I have made a call to 
them, phone no. +1-765 277 6831, there was a guy answering me and he confirmed 
that the below address is belong to Exclusive Departures: 
  280 Madison Avenue, 912 - 9th Floor, 
New York. NY10016, U.S.A 
  He said they are not related to Swisscash and not even heard about Swisscash 
office around their building area, or same floor with them - 9th floor….. 
  So the Swisscash address is still questionable now?? Maybe someone who stay 
nearby can really walk to that building to find out where is the Swisscash 
office for a final confirmation……. 
  Looks to me they have a virtual present in that building where their address 
points to a non-existance physical office. Now tell me where does the grandiose 
looking office shown in their Financial Team page located? Fake photo detected! 
  The domain for the the support email Scsupport.net is a parked domain - quite 
strange for a self-proclaimed multi-million dollars company.
  As for the phone number, several people did try to call them, the line was 
manned but it seemed they were outsourced to a third party personnels who were 
not very familiar with the business operations of Swiss Mutual Fund or Swiss 
Cash. 
   
  
  
   Legit investment companies disclose how and where the investors money is 
invested in, illegal ones give excuses to hide this information to cover their 
tracks.   From their affiliate FAQ page 
    We are sorry to inform you that how SwissCash Global Investors fund are 
managed is part of SMF Private Investment Policy. SwissCash financial facility 
does not function by explaining to its investors how their money are invested. 
It functions by paying a fixed return for the investment made. Swiss Mutual 
Fund has and will always do investment with only legitimate business. We have 
been operating for nearly 60 years and will not jeopardize our reputation with 
investment in businesses that is not legal. 
   

  
   Swisscash.biz had used a mail server located in Malaysia with the following 
IP address 202.189.46.230. That server hosted several websites - one of which 
was emobile2u.net. This website was associated to a now defunct get rich scheme 
at empireddreams.com   Their answer to this 
    Our database and ftp servers are situated in US as well as other places. We 
do have mail servers in Malaysia , Hong Kong , Australia , UK , Brazil and US. 
If you trace the source of our mail servers from the email that you received, 
you will find that its IP 
could originate from any of these countries.
  They claimed that they are not registered in Malaysia , therefore are not a 
Malaysian company. Strangely enough most of their investors come from countries 
in South East Asia, namely Malaysia , Singapore and Indonesia.
   
  
   Bank Negara Malaysia & Securities Commission of Malaysia had issued a press 
released giving out warnings on Swiss Cash or Swiss Mutual Fund.
    Bank Negara Malaysia and Securities Commission of Malaysia would like to 
inform members of the public that Swiss Mutual Fund, the company that is 
promoting the Swiss Cash fund, is not licensed or exempted from licensing by 
Bank Negara Malaysia to accept deposits nor is it licensed by the Securities 
Commission to carry out asset management activities or services in Malaysia. 
Swiss Cash fund promoted by Swiss Mutual Fund has not been approved nor 
endorsed by the Securities Commission.
  Without a valid license, Swiss Mutual Fund is basically doing business 
illegally in Malaysia . 
   
  
   The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission listed SwissCash.biz, 
Swisscash.net and Swissmutualfund.biz as scam websites.    
  
   The Switzerland embassy in Malaysia & Singapore denied that the scheme is 
registered in Switzerland . Here’s the full warning issued by the Swiss 
embassy.     The Swiss Mutual Fund (1948) and or Swiss Cash are not registered 
companies in Switzerland . Until proof of the contrary, the Embassy doubts that 
the remarks about these funds and their historic links to Switzerland as 
outlined on their original website are genuine. The original website is indeed 
registered in the USA and the contact telephone number is from New Jersey 
(USA).   
  It is obvious that this company uses the denomination "Swiss" in an illegal 
and fraudulent way to attract customers . 
  Moreover, the promotion of the fund seems to work via agents on a MLM system 
which appears to be close to a Pyramid scheme. Pyramid schemes are illegal in 
Switzerland . 
  The Embassy does therefore not recommend these funds as an investment 
opportunity.
   

  
   MayBank issued a statement that MayBank2U.com trademark has been used 
without their consent in the brochures of Swiss Cash. 
   
  Now after reading this, do you still think Swiss Mutual Fund and Swiss Cash 
as legitimate businesses?
   
  Related posts      
   It’s The End of The Road for Swiss Cash & Other Get Rich Quick Schemes   
   Malaysia Securities Commission Investor Alert List   
   Inaccurate News Report About Get Rich Scheme Websites?   
   Internet Investment Scheme Banned By National Fatwa Council   
   Skim Cepat Kaya - Penipuan Di Sebalik Pelaburan Internet Palsu 

  
  
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
   
  T e c h C e n t r a l 
  
http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp?file=/2007/9/14/technology/20070914110609&sec=technology
   
  News Friday September 14, 2007

SC blocks another Swisscash website
   
  KUALA LUMPUR: As part of its efforts to combat illegal investment schemes, 
the Securities Commission (SC), together with the Malaysian Communications and 
Multimedia Commission, and CyberSecurity Malaysia, has blocked access to a new 
Swisscash website which offers an illegal investment scheme promoted by Swiss 
Mutual Fund.         The website, www.swisscashguide.com, recently surfaced on 
the Internet.    This brings to four the number of websites related to 
Swisscash that have been blocked.     Earlier in June, the SC blocked three 
such websites namely www.swisscash.net, www.swisscash.biz and 
www.swissmutualfund.biz.        In a press statement yesterday, the SC reminded 
investors that neither Swiss Mutual Fund nor Swisscash are licensed by the SC.  
      It said the activities of Swiss Mutual Fund/Swisscash had also been 
declared illegal in several other countries such as Jamaica and China.         
The commission said it would continue to take all measures to combat
 investment scams, including blocking access to more websites, and taking 
appropriate enforcement action against its operators and agents.  
   
   
  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
   
          Maybank Has No Business With SWISS CASH.BIZ         It has been 
brought to Maybank’s attention that our Maybank2u.com trademark has been used 
without our consent in the brochures of SWISS CASH.BIZ in relation to its Swiss 
Mutual Fund, which is purportedly an offshore investment entity offering 
various financial products and services.

We would  like to inform all our customers and the public that Maybank DOES NOT 
HAVE ANY RELATIONSHIP WITH SWISS CASH.BIZ nor has Maybank given its permission 
to SWISS CASH.BIZ to use our Maybank2u.com trademark in their brochures.

For any information on products and services of the Maybank Group, please 
log-on to www.maybank2u.com. If you require any clarification, please contact 
the Maybank Customer Care Centre at Tel. 1300 88 6688.

Thank you.
   











       
---------------------------------
Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Yahoo! Travel. 

Kirim email ke