Michael Pope’s AURATUS GOLD Exposed: The Shocking MLM Scam Risking Your Wealth!

I’m Danny de Hek, aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, and today, we’re diving deep into the dark world of AURATUS GOLD—a scheme being dangerously promoted by Australian influencer Michael Pope. (ABN 69690910053)
Known for his family’s globe-trotting adventures under the brand Roamin’ Free, Michael is now using his platform to dismiss warnings from governments and experts about this highly suspicious operation. But the truth? The red flags are everywhere, and mum and dad investors are the ones paying the price.
Who is Michael Pope?
Michael Pope, along with his wife Brooke and their children, portrays the perfect picture of a carefree, nomadic lifestyle. Through their Roamin’ Free brand, they encourage others to chase freedom and financial independence. But behind the feel-good social media posts, Michael is actively promoting AURATUS GOLD—a scheme operating under a complex web of entities spread across Switzerland, Dubai, Bulgaria, and beyond.

He claims the criticisms and regulatory warnings are “fake news” designed to mislead the public. But could it be that Michael himself is misleading his audience?

What is AURATUS GOLD?
On the surface, AURATUS GOLD promises wealth protection through gold-backed investments, exclusive TAS/ZAI cards, and even “positive storage fees” for vaulting gold. But dig deeper, and it reeks of classic Ponzi-like tactics:

Ambiguous revenue models: No clear explanation of how “positive storage fees” are sustained.
Multi-jurisdictional complexity: Companies registered in tax havens to avoid accountability.
No proof of gold ownership: Claims of “physical gold” backing remain unverifiable.
Exclusion of USA and Canada: Countries with stricter consumer protection laws are notably avoided.
MLM-style recruitment: Heavy reliance on affiliate marketing and IBO agreements to attract new participants.
This combination of vague promises and MLM features is a recipe for disaster, leaving investors vulnerable to financial losses.

Why Is This Dangerous?
Michael Pope’s dismissal of warnings as “misleading” undermines legitimate concerns about AURATUS GOLD’s operations. His role as a promoter gives credibility to a scheme riddled with red flags, putting his audience at risk of financial ruin. When influencers like Michael use their platforms irresponsibly, they amplify the dangers of unregulated schemes that prey on trust and ignorance.

The Red Flags You Need to Know
No Transparent Revenue Model: Legitimate businesses clearly explain how they generate income. AURATUS GOLD doesn’t.
Promises Too Good to Be True: “Positive storage fees” for gold storage? Sounds more like a fantasy.
Multi-Jurisdictional Setup: Operating across countries with differing regulations complicates accountability.
No Regulatory Oversight: Excluding countries like the USA and Canada raises serious questions.
Ambiguous Ownership of Gold: Where is the gold? Who owns it? No one knows.
MLM Recruitment Tactics: If the model depends on recruiting new participants, that’s a pyramid scheme in disguise.
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Why This Matters
Every year, thousands of mum and dad investors lose their hard-earned savings to schemes like AURATUS GOLD. These scams don’t just steal money—they destroy lives, shatter trust, and ruin futures. My mission is to create public awareness to stop these fraudsters in their tracks.

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Multiple Government Warnings:
Helvetic Digital Finance AG, operating under the name Auratus Gold (auratus.gold), has been the subject of multiple government warnings across various jurisdictions due to concerns about its investment schemes.

Australia:

On August 22, 2024, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) issued a warning stating that Auratus Gold is likely offering financial services to Australian consumers without holding the necessary Australian financial services or credit licenses. ASIC identified Helvetic Digital Finance AG as a shell company associated with Auratus Gold.

Subsequently, on September 11, 2024, ASIC alerted consumers about unlicensed entities promoting suspicious investment opportunities in digital gold vaults, which closely align with Auratus Gold’s business model. These entities lure consumers by promising passive income and other benefits, such as payments for recruiting or referring new investors.

New Zealand:

On September 27, 2024, New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority (FMA) advised caution when dealing with Auratus Gold or any individuals promoting its products or services. The FMA noted that Auratus Gold is not a registered entity in New Zealand and is not authorized to offer financial services or products to New Zealand investors. The authority also reported private seminars and webinars being hosted by Auratus promoters in the country.

United States:

In June 2024, the Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) issued a fraud warning against Auratus Gold, identifying it as part of a broader effort by GSB Gold Standard Corporation to defraud consumers. The TSSB’s action highlighted the deceptive nature of Auratus Gold’s investment schemes.

These warnings collectively indicate that Helvetic Digital Finance AG, through Auratus Gold, has been operating without proper authorization and engaging in activities that have raised significant regulatory concerns in multiple countries.