Majesticea Scam: Fake Forex Robot Network Behind One Phone Number

A single Dubai phone number links four separate "forex robot" brands, and Majesticea is one link in this chain. majesticea.com, which sold automated trading software for MetaTrader under the name "Majestic EA", was listed by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) with an unauthorised financial services warning on 1 July 2026; Norway's Finanstilsynet added the same warning to its own list the next day.

🕸️ Robot Sites Using the Same Number

In FCA records the number +971 4 286 4699 appears as a shared contact line for majesticea.com, pivlex.com, fxgenix.com and fxeasybot.com. All four domains are held at the same registrar; although each is presented as a "special robot" for a different currency pair or strategy, their design and FAQ patterns are very close to one another.

🤖 How Was Majestic EA Marketed?

The site first presented the robot as a MetaTrader 5 expert advisor, while its FAQ section stated that it also worked with a non-existent "MetaTrader 6". Investors were offered a one-time payment and an instant download, with the promise to "sit back and watch your account grow".

In schemes of this kind the software fee is the smaller part of the business; the robot is set up on a specific leveraged account, and as losses grow, extra packages or account management are offered. The platform does not appear in the SPK list of authorised institutions; unauthorised capital markets activity is a criminal offence under Article 109 of Law No. 6362.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have previously examined schemes that sell robots or bots and steer investors to leveraged accounts.

🧭 Legal Process for Victims

1. The routes for a refund from the overseas seller are assessed.
2. The investigation may be carried to the indictment stageTR.
3. Seizure and confiscationTR come into play for assets that are identified.

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

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