GSPro Giving all US GSPartners Investors the Finger by Terminating them

GSPro has recently declared that it is closing down all GSPartners investor accounts. This significant update was rolled out after the website underwent unexpected maintenance, which happened just yesterday.

Earlier in the week, investors from the US could still access the GSPro website. There was an “alert” on the site which indicated that GSPartners was only shutting down accounts in specific states where they had received cease and desist orders.

This development marks a major shift in GSPro’s operations, particularly impacting US investors. It reflects the company’s response to legal pressures and regulatory actions in certain states. This move by GSPro, especially the termination of investor accounts, raises questions about the future of the company and the status of investments made by individuals, particularly those affected in the states with cease and desist orders.

GSPartners, along with related entities and individuals (collectively, “The Companies”) … are not doing business in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin.

Nor are we offering any services to, engaging in any transactions with, or accepting funds from residents of those U.S. states.

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After the recent maintenance on the GSPro website, it now seems that visitors from the United States are being geo-blocked when they try to access the site. This means that if someone from the US attempts to visit the GSPro website, they are now greeted with a new “alert” message, which is a significant change in how GSPro is managing its website access for users based in the US. This development indicates a shift in GSPro’s approach to handling its operations, particularly in response to the regulatory environment and legal considerations in the United States:

GSPartners along with related entities and individuals (collectively, “The Companies”), have been served with cease-and-desist orders and other legal process by the U.S.

The Companies have ceased doing business in the United States.

We are not offering any services to, engaging in any transactions with, or accepting any funds from U.S. customers. No new U.S. customers will be permitted to register.

In a remarkably short span of less than three days, GSPro has shifted its strategy from merely evading state regulators to withdrawing its operations entirely from the United States. This move, while sudden, isn’t entirely unexpected. The reason for this isn’t too complicated: the laws governing securities at the state level in the US are essentially in line with the federal US securities laws.

This alignment between state and federal regulations means that facing action from state regulators often foreshadows similar issues on a national level. Therefore, GSPro’s decision to exit the US market entirely can be seen as a preemptive measure to avoid broader legal and regulatory complications that could arise from continuing to operate in a country with stringent securities laws. This development is a significant turn in GSPro’s approach to its international operations, particularly in handling legal challenges and regulatory compliance.

The recent actions of GSPartners, now rebranded as GSPro, paint a concerning picture about their operations. Their swift shift from avoiding state regulators to completely withdrawing from the US market strongly suggests that they might be involved in questionable activities. This is especially evident in their approach to dealing with the legal and regulatory frameworks, which they seem to be actively circumventing.

The decision to block US visitors from accessing the GSPro website further reinforces the notion that the company is trying to evade scrutiny under US law. This tactic is often seen in entities that may not be operating entirely within legal bounds.

Moreover, the pattern of behavior exhibited by GSPartners and GSPro is indicative of a Ponzi scheme, where they seem to be focused on attracting and using funds from international investors. The nature of such schemes is inherently unstable and unsustainable. Typically, Ponzi schemes rely on the continuous inflow of new investments to pay returns to earlier investors. Once the influx of new investments slows down, the scheme collapses, often resulting in a “rug pull” scenario where the operators abscond with the remaining funds.

Given these factors, the likelihood of GSPro eventually collapsing under its unsustainable business model seems high. It’s a situation that warrants caution, especially for potential investors who might be considering involvement with GSPro. The case of GSPro serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with unregulated and opaque investment schemes, particularly in the volatile domain of cryptocurrency.

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