Scams on Instagram: Moroccan Yazmin Oukhellou pleads guilty in court
Seven reality TV personalities, including Yazmin Oukhellou, of Moroccan origin, have pleaded guilty to illegally promoting trading advice on Instagram. Without financial qualifications, these influencers have encouraged their subscribers to invest in risky operations.
The British regulatory authorities have initiated unprecedented criminal proceedings against this group of "finfluencers", accused of touting investment signals on the foreign exchange market.
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For remuneration, these celebrities promised "constant profits" and transactions supposedly requiring little experience. The court highlighted the case of a naive victim who, convinced by the legitimacy of these recommendations, lost a large part of her savings.
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Although the judge acknowledged that these stars were unaware of the seriousness of the offense at the time, he ruled that their motivation was "purely financial". This sentence is explicitly intended to deter other influencers from violating the [strict trading regulations.
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