CaesarTrade
CaesarTrade.com Representative
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If multiple accounts were funded from the same Perfect Money account, that's a pretty damned big crack in CaesarTrade's AML KYC verification to slip through. If even one of these clients does bring this up before the FSCL or FDRS, someone at CaesarTrade will have a lot of explaining to do.
In the meantime, my best recommendation would be to:
1. Send back all funds deposited from that Perfect Money account. Send both the Caesar Trade account owner as well as the Perfect Money account owner proof that this has been done.
2. Request all parties to notify CaesarTrade when those funds have been returned to the rightful owners.
3. Suspend all other payments to the IB until all clients confirm getting their deposits back.
4. Notify all account owners that future deposits and withdrawals will be to accounts verified as belonging to the trading account owner. Ask those clients for whatever is needed to verify their bank accounts, perfect money accounts, etc.
5. Notify all IBs that "local deposit" IBs are against CaesarTrade's terms of service. Don't forget to add an explicit mention this in new contracts for IBs.
1. Please understand, most of these transactions occurred over 6 months ago. The problems associated with these payments were reviewed by FSCL and it was recognized by them that all payments were returned to the original funder when the clients complained to the NZ Government. We have already proven this to the FSCL. That was our obligation. The fact that they are now claiming a scam here on FPA is because they filed a complaint with the FSCL the finding was not in their favor. If a third party impartial arbitrator that represents the interests of the FSP (the NZ Government) and not the client or the broker can't be trusted, who can be?
2. There was only 1 party to fund and to receive refunds. This has been completed and verified by the FSCL on behalf of the Government of NZ's FSPR.
3. We suspended all payments to the IB many months ago. We do not work with this IB anymore.
4. This is the case and has been done so since our FSP Registration has been in place.
5. Once again, this has been done months ago.
As far as your statements in the beginning of your post, the "crack" in the AML/KYC policy occurred prior to our FSP Registration, but in an effort to provide transparency, this particular issue was handled under the FSCL guidelines. The complaint was handled by FSCL and we did a lot of explaining to them and many policies were changed.
Perfect Money is the "perfect" solution for someone that wants to run a scam as it's easy to hide (but not totally conceal) your identity with their system. Although we still accept payments through this method, it is now with a different method of verification and generally used with clients we already "know".