Bell International Asset Management
Another Boiler Room?

Bell International Asset Management have been cold calling potential investors in the UK. Without the authority of the FSA, this action in itself is illegal.

A check on the website of Bell International Asset Management reveals that it was first registered only a couple of weeks ago, and only for a period of 12 months. This does not fill me with confidence. The contact details given are also suspicious. The claim on the web site that the copyright for the site dates back to 1997 is nonsensical bearing this information in mind.

Bell International Asset Management may also point you at a site which it claims is a US Government site, giving credence and legitimacy to their activities.

Beware!

These sites are also bogus! Please refer to the SEC for information regarding fake government sites.

Bell International are believed to be operating a secondary scam, whereby they offer to buy shares in worthless stocks for a huge premium. The downside is that the investor must pay a bond in order to receive these funds. The likelihood that the investor would ever see their money again is very small. We understand that one of the stocks being acquired is that of Stem Genetics, a fraud Company first peddled by the Sukumo Group. Stem Genetics never traded.

The SEC have confirmed that Bell International Asset Management are not listed with them and that the Foreign Exchange Commision (FEC) which they claim shows their own credibility, is also bogus.

On ongoing discussion on Bell International Asset Management is taking place at the Boiler Rooms UK forum.