The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) has issued a warning about a scam targeting victims of investment fraud. Fraudsters are using the FSMA's name and logo to deceive individuals who have been defrauded, claiming they can help them recover their lost funds. They ask for upfront payments for compensation, taxes, or fines, but these demands are false and part of the fraudulent scheme. One of the companies involved in this scam is named Protectionline. The FSMA advises the public to be cautious and not respond to any offers or requests for payment claiming to be associated with them.
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