An investment company that is believed to have raised a total of 85 billion yen from nearly 10,000 investors by promising high returns has gone bankrupt. ■ 3% monthly return with guaranteed principal and collection
Wife (40s) invested in Excia
“I bought it the day before yesterday, yesterday, and today. This is what I get for breakfast and lunch, and I only buy half-price items. The expiration date has passed, but I’ll eat it little by little. This is how we manage to get by.”
A couple in their 40s living in Saitama Prefecture. Two years ago, he was interviewed by the program and complained about his difficult living conditions. Wife: “You eat this over a period of several days. If only I had that money, that money. We could have lived a comfortable life as a family, but it’s frustrating.”
The “money” refers to the 87 million yen the couple had saved up with all their might. It seems that it has been lost from his possession. The couple married through an arranged marriage in 2017. After having two children, they started thinking about buying a home and investing in their assets. At that time, an acquaintance introduced me to the investment company “Excia.” The couple was invited to a company party held in Roppongi, Tokyo. Wife: “It was a buffet style with a lavish array of drinks and food. It was free for everyone. This is a company that can throw such a big party, so I trust them 100%.”
At the time, Excia advertised “principal guaranteed with 3% monthly interest.” The company announced that it had raised a total of 60 billion yen from investors across the country. Believing they were making steady profits, the couple invested 87 million yen. but…. Husband (40s) who invested in Excia
“I haven’t gotten a full refund yet, that’s the situation.”
“It’s money I saved up over 15 years since I joined the company.”
Wife
“I wonder how I’m going to make a living with small children. Those kinds of worries cross my mind.”
■A couple who invested 87 million yen hit rock bottom.
Last year, they suddenly found themselves unable to withdraw the money they had invested. Similar situations have happened to many other investors and have become a hot topic on social media. So, the president of Exia will do a live broadcast on social media to explain the company’s situation… Exia’s President: “There’s a misunderstanding among everyone. Everyone is just putting it together with other investment projects out there.”
Despite causing trouble to investors, the president continues to stream in places where pop music is played. When doubts are raised… “Exia” President: “Don’t you think that if you spend your money lavishly now, your investors who can’t withdraw their money will get annoyed? You’re the type who doesn’t think so. I don’t think so. It’s my salary.”
The couple, who heard the president’s side of the story at the time, said: Husband: “I wonder if it was broadcast from a bar or somewhere? It’s just out of the ordinary.” At the time, the president had told investors that they would allow withdrawals once the confusion had settled. but…. Bankruptcy Trustee: “On October 18, the Tokyo District Court decided to commence bankruptcy proceedings for Excia LLC.” Excia is believed to have raised a total of 85 billion yen from around 9,000 investors. The bankruptcy was announced on the 21st. Two years have now passed since that interview, but the couple, who still have not received their 87 million yen back, have the following to say: A couple in their 40s: “Our court costs and legal fees are being sucked right out of us and we’re at rock bottom. I can’t forgive Exia.” (Good! Morning, broadcast October 22, 2024)
TV Asahi.
There are 9,000 retarded people who fall for this cheesy scam that is nothing but a scam at first glance lol.
That’s so stupid lol.
I have zero sympathy for investment fraud.
It’s the kind of thing where greedy people get tricked into doing things with impossible returns and don’t listen to what anyone says.
I don’t know.
How could such an idiot save 87 million yen?
Isn’t it an inheritance or something?
This is obviously a scam lol
If this were possible, everyone in the world would invest
I don’t understand the mindset and common sense of people who would invest their entire fortune in such a blatant lie that sounds like a dubious, invincible get rich quick scheme.
You should start investing even if it’s a small amount from a young age.
If you have a good understanding of investment common sense, you’ll see at a glance how these conditions promise an unbelievable and unreasonable return.
If you fall for such a blatant Ponzi scheme,
you’re not serious about stocks or investing at all
You’re taking life too lightly.
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