Shavez Anwar's Shocking Announcement: Confusion, Rebranding, and Empty Promises: Plus 9Pay 404 Error

I'm Danny de Hek, and my mission is to expose scams and Ponzi schemes that prey on mum and dad investors, ensuring they don’t lose their kids' inheritance to shady operators. On my channel, I shine a light on the multilevel marketing bottom feeders of the world, creating public awareness to stop these schemes in their tracks.

In today’s video, we take a closer look at Shavez Anwar’s latest move regarding 9Pay. Originally marketed as a crypto credit card allegedly supported by Visa (a claim Visa denied), the platform has now disappeared—its website, https://www.9pay.vc, is no longer accessible.

Just yesterday, the site was live, and Shavez seemed to be rebranding under the name Liquid Pay. To be clear, this has no association with the legitimate Liquid Pay by Liquid Group (liquidgroup.sg), which operates an app on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. This rebranding appears to be a calculated attempt to sow confusion among investors, a common tactic in the scammer’s playbook.

In his latest announcement, Shavez claimed plans to launch an app on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store that would supposedly reward users every time the app is downloaded. He hinted at the app incorporating a multilevel marketing (MLM) component, a strategy highly unlikely to pass Apple’s or Google’s stringent policies. This appears to be yet another ploy to generate hype and secure pre-sales for the elusive crypto credit card—a product that is unlikely to ever materialize.

Shavez was also expected to make a major announcement today, but due to low attendance in his Zoom meeting (fewer than 1,000 participants), he postponed the announcement to align with India prime time. His excuse? He won’t waste his announcement on a "small" crowd. This bait-and-switch strategy continues to fuel speculation about what’s next for 9Pay and its alleged successors.

What’s really going on here?
Shavez’s track record is filled with rebrands, misleading claims, and broken promises. As revealed in Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s recent article, scams like these are raking in billions, leaving countless victims in financial ruin.

Bloomberg’s exposé: Dubai’s Alleged Crypto Scams Are Raking in Billions
Link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2024-12-05/dubai-s-alleged-crypto-scams-are-raking-in-billions

It’s time to call out this audacious behavior. Together, we can protect innocent investors and hold scammers accountable.

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