MTI investors urged to ignore bogus Bitcoin recovery offers

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The beleaguered investors of Mirror Trading International (MTI) have been urged to ignore unsolicited offers from individuals claiming to have the ability to locate and recover their missing bitcoins. This warning from the court-appointed liquidators came after reports revealed that several MTI investors had received such bogus offers from people claiming to be agents of cryptocurrency organizations.

False agents

According to a report, these so-called agents asked MTI investors who might be interested in their services to pay them in bitcoin. However, in his warning to investors, MTI co-liquidator Adriaan van Rooyen rejects the agents’ claims. He said:

We have information that members of MTI are contacted by individuals claiming to be agents with access to the MTI database. These agents falsely claim that they can recover bitcoins deposited by members in MTI. This is clearly another attempt to cheat MTI members. Only provisional liquidators have access to the MTI database, and only provisional liquidators can pay recovered bitcoins to members.

Official complaints channel

Instead of responding to bogus claims, van Rooyen reminded MTI investors who want to get their missing bitcoin back that they stand a better chance if they cooperate with the court-appointed liquidators. According to MTI’s liquidators, investors can initiate this cooperation by registering and submitting their claims online.

Meanwhile, on the webpage specially created for this registration process, liquidators explain how MTI investors are supposed to submit their claims. However, the liquidators warn that every claim will be verified and investors submitting more than one claim will have those claims rejected.

How do you rate the chances of MTI investors getting back their invested funds? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.

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