Crowd1 presents itself as a high-tech crowd marketing business. It promises significant returns to its members. To start making money with Crowd1, a person needs to buy an ‘education package’ directly ...

From the outside, the National Consumer Commission (NCC) doesn’t seem to be taking the controversy around Crowd1 seriously. Crowd1, a Spanish company run by Swedes, claims to be a network marketing ...

It was all about the money. All about the planes. All about the bottles of expensive champagne and sleek suits. All about an unattainable dream sold to a population trying to pry itself out of poverty ...

The National Consumer Commission (NCC) is not investigating Crowd1, despite several financial regulators like Bank of Namibia and the Philippines’s Securities and Exchange Commission prohibiting it ...

Crowd1 presents itself as a high-tech crowd marketing business. It promises significant returns to its members. To start making money with Crowd1, a person needs to buy an ‘education package’ directly ...

Sarb warns against getting involved in non-licensed financial service firms. South Africa’s financial regulatory authorities are taking a serious look at Crowd1, the controversial Spanish company that ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a cease and desist order (CDO) for CROWD1 to stop soliciting and accepting investments, which the corporate regulator tagged as a "scheme ...

The best scams always come in disguise. And Crowd1 may be one of the most audacious scams out there. It looks like a high-tech marketing business that’s making a ton of money for people across Africa.