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Documentation of Questionable Business Practices
The following document outlines several concerning practices observed on the similar sounding CMFASExam.com website and related materials. Each item is presented with supporting evidence for verification.
1. No Proper Company and Receipts/Invoices
The company does not provide receipts or invoices bearing its legal company registration information, which may violate consumer protection and tax regulations in many jurisdictions.
2. Misleading Government-Associated Logo
The company uses a logo featuring a lion head, which may create a false impression of being affiliated or officially endorsed by the Singapore government.
3. Unsubstantiated Claim of Being "Incorporated by a Group of Veterans"
The website claims to be "incorporated by a group of veterans" with no evidence to support this assertion.
4. Use of Fake Employee Group Photo
The website displays an AI-generated employee group photo to create a false impression of company size.
5. Unsubstantiated Claim of Serving 11K+ Clients
The website claims to have served over 9K or 11K+ clients without providing verifiable evidence.
6. Unbelievable Hiring Claims
The website claims forever to be hiring multiple positions to create an impression of being a large, established company.
7. False Claims About Company History
The website claims to have been in business for "decades" despite domain registration records showing the domain was only registered in 2018.
8. Fake Testimonials
The website displays testimonials purportedly written by personas with foreign-sounding names and using seemingly stock or AI-generated avatars. One of the testimonials is an outright fake as shown. It contains a typo error ("month" spelled as "moth").
9. Fake Updates
The website claims to update its content monthly. The screenshot below exposes its false claim as the Module 4B exam had already been retired by IBF for more than 1 year ago.
10. Untraceable Leadership Claim
The website claims to be run by a "William R. Bennett" as CEO, with no verifiable information available about this individual.
