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Richnet Earners scam broker warning

Richnet Earners Scam — 65% a Day Promo Plan

Verdict up front: Richnet Earners (richnet-earners.cc) sells four plans paying 15% to 65% a day. The UK FCA warned about it on 11 March 2026. The domain was registered on 13 January 2026 — about nine months ago.

Website richnet-earners.cc
Plans 15%, 25%, 35% and 65% daily
Minimum $100
Address “United Kingdom” — nothing more
Regulator FCA (UK), 11 March 2026
Domain registered 13 January 2026 — about 9 months old

Plans illustrated with gift cards

Plan 1 ($100–$850) pays “15% DAILY” and is illustrated with iTunes gift cards. Plan 2 pays 25% daily under a PayPal office sign. Plan 3 pays 35% daily next to cartoon NFT apes. A “PROMO PLAN” pays 65% in 24 hours from $5,000.

Approached by Richnet Earners?

✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT RICHNET EARNERS

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A short note is enough: when you paid Richnet Earners, how, and how much. No passwords, ever.

A mutual fund, apparently

The site calls itself “a privately-held investment management firm, the Digital Currency Group” and “a mutual fund company”. Mutual funds are registered products; this one names no fund, manager or licence.

An address of one word

The office address is “United Kingdom”. Opening hours change daily: Monday–Tuesday 6 am to 10 pm, Friday 3 pm to 8 pm, Sunday “open”.

Fake activity

Withdrawal lists (“grace2 $5500”, “kane23 $8500”) and pop-ups such as “Someone from Netherlands is trading with $600” run on a loop. The footer says ©2022.

⚠ Verified evidence

  • The UK FCA warned about richnet-earners.cc on 11 March 2026.
  • Plans of 15% to 65% a day.
  • Address: “United Kingdom”.
  • ©2022 on a 2026 domain.

What to do after paying Richnet Earners

  • Do not pay any “tax”, “unlock” or “verification” fee Richnet Earners asks for — those charges never release a balance.
  • Do not reply to new messages from Richnet Earners staff; block the numbers.
  • Warn friends who joined through the same contact as you did.
  • Card payment? Request a chargeback for “services not provided” as soon as possible.

Testing Richnet Earners’s claims

The quickest test is the Financial Services Register at register.fca.org.uk: search “Richnet Earners” and, separately, richnet-earners.cc. A WHOIS or RDAP lookup on richnet-earners.cc shows the registration date: 13 January 2026. The FCA register also lists “clone” warnings — check the web address on the entry, not just the name. No result, or a result with a different website, means no licence for this site.

The verdict: Richnet Earners is a textbook daily-return scheme, and the UK FCA has warned about it. Do not deposit or recruit others.

Report your Richnet Earners experience

✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT RICHNET EARNERS

A short note is enough: when you paid Richnet Earners, how, and how much. No passwords, ever.

Sources, checked 1 October 2026: FCA (UK) warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (11 March 2026) · RDAP registration record for richnet-earners.cc · the live page at richnet-earners.cc, read in full. Warnings come from regulators, not courts. General information, not investment advice.

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