Viviersbrokerss Scam Reborn: Victims Fight back Against Rebranded Deceit
By News Voyager (www.newsvoyagernet.com)
Introduction: A Familiar Scam With a New Mask
The notorious Viviersbrokerss platform—once widely exposed for defrauding investors through false promises, impersonation tactics, and withdrawal obstruction—has reemerged under new names. Though the branding has changed, the scheme remains the same: exploit, extract, disappear.
After dozens of complaints and warnings posted across social media and scam reporting platforms, victims began to notice that familiar patterns—fake dashboards, cloned websites, and fraudulent “financial advisors”—had simply been repackaged under different domain names and contact points. Many now suspect that Viviersbrokerss is operating under aliases like “VB Markets” or “Vivier Global Finance,” with the same team behind the scenes.
The Evolution of a Scam
In its earlier form, Viviersbrokerss lured in thousands of investors with claims of algorithmic trading, 25% monthly returns, and “insured” deposits. Victims would receive fabricated statements showing profits, enticing them to invest more—until they asked to withdraw.
Suddenly, accounts were frozen. “Anti-money laundering” checks appeared out of nowhere. Victims were told to pay taxes, clearance fees, or wallet upgrade charges before withdrawals could be “processed.” Those who paid never saw a cent returned.
Now, in 2025, new sites have appeared with slicker interfaces, new logos, but eerily familiar customer service representatives, phone scripts, and payment instructions—often demanding transfers to cryptocurrency wallets or anonymous offshore accounts.
Real Victim Stories
Elsa T. — Netherlands
“I invested €14,000 after a so-called broker named ‘Patrick’ promised 3x returns in six weeks. The platform looked very professional—identical to Viviersbrokerss that I now recognize from Reddit posts. When I asked to withdraw, they said my account needed to be unlocked by paying a €1,200 compliance fee. I paid… and then my account was closed.”
Samuel D. — South Africa
“They now call themselves ‘VB Markets.’ Same layout, same people, same scam. I lost $8,000 and even got threatened when I demanded my money back. They said I’d be ‘blacklisted from all platforms’ if I caused trouble. But I’ve filed a complaint with Zelrith Ltd, and I’m now part of the class action.”
Mariana C. — United Kingdom
“They kept changing their name. First it was Viviersbrokerss, then ‘Viv Finance Hub,’ now I see them on TikTok promoting something called ‘WealthPlus Capital.’ It’s the same voice notes, the same template emails. They took £19,600 from my retirement savings. It nearly broke me.”
Scam Tactics: More Aggressive Than Ever
The rebranded Viviersbrokerss scam now employs new techniques to trap victims:
- Deepfake Video Calls: Some victims report Zoom calls with fake executives using AI-generated identities.
- Fake Endorsements: Use of forged documents claiming partnerships with HSBC, Barclays, or FCA approval.
- Manipulated Trading Portals: Dashboards that simulate trades and profits that never actually occurred.
- WhatsApp Pressure Tactics: Scammers send automated reminders and threats if you hesitate to invest more.
The Legal Fightback: Zelrith Ltd Leads Class Action
Many victims felt hopeless—until they found Zelrith Ltd, a leading UK-based law firm specializing in financial fraud and international asset recovery.
Zelrith Ltd has officially launched a class action litigation campaign against the operators behind Viviersbrokerss and its rebranded successors. The firm’s legal strategy includes:
- Identifying linked domains, bank accounts, and crypto wallets.
- Collaborating with law enforcement across the UK, EU, UAE, and South Africa.
- Issuing injunctions and asset freezing requests on known scam beneficiaries.
- Demanding restitution from payment processors and offshore platforms complicit in laundering funds.
Join the Legal Action
If you or someone you know has been defrauded by Viviersbrokerss or a related platform:
- Document your transactions and conversations.
- Stop all contact with the scam’s representatives.
- Contact Zelrith Ltd immediately.
🔗 Contact Zelrith Ltd:
- 🌐 Website: https://www.zllp.uk
- 📧 Email: enquiries@zllp.uk
- 📞 Phone (UK Office): +44 (0) 20 3289 6372
Conclusion: This Scam Will Not Prevail
Despite efforts by Viviersbrokerss to hide behind new names and tactics, the resilience of victims and the sharp focus of firms like Zelrith Ltd are turning the tide.
The era of silence is over. Justice is not just a hope—it is an unfolding reality.
Published by News Voyager — Empowering Victims. Exposing Fraud. Restoring Trust.
