Wikifrauds
is an unfunded site campaigning to expose and bring to justice a most
evil, criminal organisation run by Ahsan Ali Syed in Europe, with
collaboration from equally criminal partners in Australia. Our
operating costs include company searches, investigative services, legal
advice, travel expenses, telephone expenses, site domain
costs, and of course our own unpaid time.
So far, we have
Ali on the ropes. We launched our site on February 5, and have climbed
the Google ladder to now sit on the same page as Ali's own site, all
driven by site traffic, a spectacular success on its own and greater
than we hoped for. As of February 16, our two sites reached a
combined page download figure of over 5,500 and have reached around
1450 hits per day over the last two days. This has been spread over
some 43 countries across the world.
We currently have no sponsors and no advertisers,
due to the specific target of the campaign. We receive great
encouragement from many 'victim' companies and have received numerous
thanks from people who were about to forward money to WGA, but after
visiting our sites, have elected not to proceed. It is impossible to
estimate the number of financial advisors and brokers who have
also put
a hold on seeking funding from Ali, so we are slowly starving the snake.
We do know of
certain cancelled applications in cases where we have actually spoken
to people or exchanged emails with them, and we have quantified that we
have saved these people some $6M to $8M in fees that would have
been
lost so far, and that's just since we launched on February 5 on line.
That must be hurting
Ali and his Australian partners greatly.
But there is a lot of work yet to do in lines of investigation and
follow-up which include money laundering, and perhaps even the
unthinkable. Information is pouring in and being shared with various
authorities.
And along the way, as you have read, we have refused to negotiate the
sale of our sites to Ali himself, and following considered advice from
Police authorities, we have now had to take some remarkable precautions
to protect ourselves against discovery and possible personal
attack. Stopping an organised crime syndicate and cutting
off the cashflow has its risks.
Wikifrauds needs some financial assistance. We need one or two more
staff members and some more computing power, and perhaps even a good
website designer - it's all currently done by an amateur self-taught
volunteer staff member, and keeping the sites updated takes away
valuable investigative time. We are not out to make a profit, just to
cover our growing costs. We are not all like Ali !
If you are one who has directly benefited from the exposure of these
people, or perhaps saved thousands of dollars in obtaining professional
diligence, or simply wish to keep us going at an effective level,
please contact Investigator1 and we will advise you on how to go about
it. Alternatively, you may consider
becoming a sponsor and have your company logo and weblink
published on every page of this site.
And
to all of the people who have offered support and valuable information, from around the world, many
thanks and please keep it coming.Your information is secure.Our continued readership in over 90 counties is truly appreciated.