Kathmandu. The company has been found to have collected millions of rupees in the name of BV Nepal in the name of providing free profit in the office of Starbucks Vending Creative Marketing. It has been found that the company has been running the extortion business especially targeting the village and innocent citizens.

The company, which was registered on August 22, 2083, is completely online-centric. The company, which was registered only for 1 month, claims that the company’s agent Padam Sharma has made millions of members.

Those associated with the company have said {{} that if they invest in the company, they will get a return of per day from the public. However, those who have invested in the company have complained that {{} have stopped giving money even though they initially gave some returns.

The company’s agent Sharma said that the number of people who joined the company has reached 8 lakhs.

According to Sharma, the company imports vending machines from abroad. The company, which claims to operate an unmanned shop, claims to earn money through the vending machine and give returns to the investors. But where is the machine, which claims to have come to Nepal? How is it being operated? No one knows.

Target students and housewives

In this way, the company has been targeting students and housewives . Taking advantage of , the company has been extorting money from students and housewives by luring them with the lure of money.

Padam Sharma, who claims to be an agent of the company, has said that he joined the company with the greed of earning some money. He has said that not only himself, but he has also connected other members of his family. “I have invested thinking that I will earn some money. I have also added my family members to this company. He said, 2-4 100 rupees.’

Neither shop nor industry!

The company, which has been operating abroad for the past 5 years and now claims to have come to Nepal, has neither industry nor shop in Nepal.

The company, which has the address of Gongabu Municipality-9 Tokha, does not have any official shop or office in that area. How does a company run without an official office or shop? When asked about this question, the agents of the company give a ready answer that the company is in the construction stage of the office as it has just opened.

Employees don’t know where the head office is?

Even the employees working in the company do not know where the company’s head office is. “Some say Gongbu, some say Lalitpur. But I don’t know exactly where. “Sharma, the agent of the company, told Artha Sarokar, “I don’t even know who the contact person is. I don’t even have a number. ’

According to the evidence received by the financial concern, it has been revealed that the company used to talk to the agents through WhatsApp. The people who talked to the agents from the admin of the group to the agents are also foreigners. This has further proved that the company has committed fraud.

Pretending to do social work to win trust!

The company also organized a program to distribute uniforms to students in village-centric schools and honor social workers and social leaders.

However, the agents associated with the company themselves have said that the company has staged such programs to win the trust of the citizens. “The plan is to win the trust of the citizens by doing social work first and then run away by making investments.” Another agent told Artha Sarokar, “So far, millions of rupees have been raised, I don’t know how much to raise and run away.” ’

The police said it was a scam

Meanwhile, the police have also confirmed that the act of BV Nepal was fraudulent. In the police notice issued on August 28 for public awareness, the Cyber Bureau of Nepal Police has said that there is an online multi-level marketing scam named BV Nepal.

The police have also urged the general public not to invest money in any application, website or scheme that claims high returns, as there have been complaints that the company is doing online scams by luring the general public with unnaturally high returns. Police Notice: