Pharaoh
Brigadier General
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I can't find zhrt.hk's name on the HK regulator's site - https://www.sfc.hk/web/EN/index.html
Perhaps I got the name wrong. You can contact the SFC yourself if you want do double check. The lack of any mention of regulation on the homepage makes me think think I'm correct.
ZHRT claims a copyright going back to 2015. Their domain was only registered in 2019.
Their About Us page claims they were formed in 2016, but claims awards from 2012, 2013, and 2014.
Let me be very direct. Anyone you meet on a dating site who tries to hook you up to an investment is not on the site to date you. Sure, later on, after you've done things like "meet in person", other aspects of life, including finances, are more than reasonable to discuss. "Hey, I like you. Look at my expensive stuff. Let me help you be able to afford expensive stuff too." is no different than the advertisements showing expensive cars and yachts used to sell get rich fast investments. The only difference here is that there's a pretty woman (assuming you've even had a video chat) promoting the scheme. Guess what? That's probably her full time job. Report her to the dating site. They can check and see how many other clients are getting investment sales pitches to instead of trying to actually meet in person.
Perhaps I got the name wrong. You can contact the SFC yourself if you want do double check. The lack of any mention of regulation on the homepage makes me think think I'm correct.
ZHRT claims a copyright going back to 2015. Their domain was only registered in 2019.
Their About Us page claims they were formed in 2016, but claims awards from 2012, 2013, and 2014.
Let me be very direct. Anyone you meet on a dating site who tries to hook you up to an investment is not on the site to date you. Sure, later on, after you've done things like "meet in person", other aspects of life, including finances, are more than reasonable to discuss. "Hey, I like you. Look at my expensive stuff. Let me help you be able to afford expensive stuff too." is no different than the advertisements showing expensive cars and yachts used to sell get rich fast investments. The only difference here is that there's a pretty woman (assuming you've even had a video chat) promoting the scheme. Guess what? That's probably her full time job. Report her to the dating site. They can check and see how many other clients are getting investment sales pitches to instead of trying to actually meet in person.