Clyanto Dremuzen Scam: AI Investment Site Flagged by ASIC

Clyanto Dremuzen is an investment website at clyvantodremuzen.net that the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) added to its warning list on 23 October 2026. The fact that the brand name and the domain name are not even spelled the same is a typical trace of sites that are mass-produced.

🚩 From Advert to Phone Call: How the Trap Is Set

In schemes of this kind the process starts with a fake news story or a celebrity interview advert on social media. The user leaves a name and phone number in a short form; within a few hours someone who introduces himself as an "account manager" calls. The first deposit is kept low, quick profits are shown on screen, and then a remote access application is installed so that larger transfers can be made.

🔍 Findings on the Site

• Domain: clyvantodremuzen.net was registered on 21 September 2026; shortly after the warning it became unreachable.
• Name mismatch: The brand in the warning is "Clyanto", while the domain reads "Clyvanto".
• Licence: It does not appear on the SPK list; in Australia it has also been listed on suspicion of unlicensed activity.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have examined the same scheme before, one that begins with an advert form and continues with a call centre call.

🧭 The Legal Process for Victims

SPK Board Decision No. 5/173 of 3 February 2017 (5/173 Board Decision) warns investors against unauthorised investment guidance through the internet and social media.

1. An investigation is started with a criminal complaint.
2. Where the money sent was transferred to a crypto exchangeTR, the chain of transfers is traced.
3. The routes for getting the money back are assessed.

For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

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