UK-Based Lady Who Invested in CBEX in Tears after Its Alleged Crash, Shares How Much She Lost

• A Nigerian lady residing in the United Kingdom broke down in tears over her funds still hanging in the CBEX investment platform that reportedly crashed
• According to the Nigerian lady in the diaspora, she wanted to open an African store if her investment in CBEX had turned out well
• Speaking exclusively with Legit.ng, Psalmy Edache, a Web3 analyst, offered a piece of advice to CBEX investors whose funds are still trapped in the crashed platform

A UK-based Nigerian lady, @pemis.corner, is one of the victims of the failed CBEX digital investment platform, which has reportedly packed up, trapping millions of investors' funds.

The shattered lady, @pemis.corner, took to TikTok to express sadness and lament her loss.

How much UK lady invested in CBEX

She released a video in which she wept profusely, explaining that she intended to open an African store, but CBEX killed such a dream

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"Me thinking I am going to open African store. Only for CBEX to say I must be delusional," she wrote.

In the comment section, she described investing in CBEX as the greatest mistake of her life. When asked how much she lost, the Nigerian lady said she put £9,000 (over N19.1 million) in CBEX.

People tackled her for falling victim to the alleged Ponzi scheme.

Web3 analyst offers advice to CBEX investors

Psalmy Edache, a Web3 analyst, has offered a piece of advice to distraught CBEX investors.

In an exclusive chat with Legit.ng, the Aptos blockchain ambassador said CBEX investors should move on. He said:

"My advice for people whose money is there is to just move on. And be smarter next time, or always ask yourself where they are getting the money they are paying me from, how is it possible to always win everyday.

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"Even offline in real life, we don't always win. The most important thing is to make sure the wins are more than the losses.

"But any platform that promises to always win daily, then there is a high chance it's a scam. So, to people who borrowed, they should come clean to the lender and reach an agreement on how to pay back."

Watch her video below:

UK-based lady's CBEX loss generates reactions

chidinma938 said:

"Why you yourself go put money where go reach rent shop to start for Cbex. Them say start with money where if I’m go you no go feel am una go Dey put money where reach to buy house."

Ruby gold said:

"Una no go still learn after this ooh. Na so MMM that time una no learn now is CBEX another one go still now 😂 Pele ooh."

Decarribbean Ody said:

"😱😱It is only greedd that will make pple indulge in ponzii scheme..MMM suppose don teach una lesson."

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Abi’s talk show 🇳🇬🇮🇪🇨🇦 said:

"Take it easy ooo. Life is precious don’t wound yourself. I heard people are getting their money back already. Some close people got theirs back.Money will finish but don’t finish your health pls."

king_blexin_ said:

"Am I the only one that is just hearing of CBex Abi Watin dem dey call am. Who na get mind sha sorry."

Onyinye said:

"Hope you didn’t put thousand of pounds into it. I don’t really trust this free so what I do is just use little of my emergency fund."

VINCHY ONYE EGO said:

"Abeg make una no dey set camera dey cry dey show us mucus for nose unah no set camera tell us when unah dey join Cbex."

Pam | Lifestyle | Travel said:

"I’m sorry but why are you in the uk investing in Cbex in Nigeria ?? Una Dey try o."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a man had explained how CBEX mistakenly exposed itself for what it truly is.

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Man speaks after losing N9m to CBEX

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man who lost N9 million to the CBEX digital investment platform had shared how people he introduced to the Ponzi scheme benefited.

In a Facebook post, the man shared how the 31 people he introduced to the platform bought lands before the platform crashed, adding that they had taken out their initial capital. He wrote:

“Even though all 31 people I recommended CBEX to had taken out all their money with profit, I couldn't deny one fact at this point: Their profits were ill- gotten and not real trade profits!"

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng