Central bank warns of additional payment request
A Quick Promo warning issued by the Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten on November 9 concerns a demand for an additional US$300 deposit, according to 24ora. The outlet reports that the platform has participants in Aruba as well as Curaçao.
Short deadlines should not drive further payments
CBCS said the demand, presented as account verification within 72 hours, may signal financial pressure in a pyramid-type arrangement. That is the bank’s warning, not a court ruling. The report says an additional payment does not guarantee recovery and may increase losses. It advises retaining communications and transaction records. No verified total of participants’ losses is provided.
Source: Read the original 24ora report.
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