With a SHIT mindset I’ll do whatever it takes to move money from your wallet into mine.
Iain Clifford Stamp
About Iain Clifford Stamp
People with a SHIT mindset are some of the most egotistical, self centered personality types in the world.
Iain thinks highly of himself often blagging his achievements and capabilities. The reality is that Iain is a serial failure lacking any real ability aside from the ability to lie and scam others.
Like all good scam artists, he tells people what they want to hear, preying on those who don’t scratch beneath the surface of slick marketing.
By his own admission, Iain is a disrupter, causing financial havoc wherever he goes. He is driven by dark energy and greed. Iain was fined £350,000.00 by the Financial Services Authority, and one of his companies lost in excess of £80million costing clients their homes.
In another scam – he caused investors to lose 5 million Euros – see The Times article here.
Obviously “none of this was his fault” despite taking huge fees for himself.
Iain’s modus operandi is to blame unnamed, faceless third-parties for his own wrong doing. Iain projects his underhand behaviour onto other people because he lacks the balls or integrity to accept fault where fault is due.
Iain lacks the mental capacity to create solutions himself, and so often just steals ideas from others, which he then claims as his own
IAIN CLIFFORD STAMP VENTURES
Iain Clifford aka Iain Clifford Stamp has been a serial entrepreneur [“scam-artist”] since 1985 and building many unsuccessful businesses.
When Iain classes a business as being “successful” it usually means his clients lost money. Iain is keen to promote himself as a disrupter and we agree – he is a disrupter:
screwing-up the financial fortunes of those who fall for his slick marketing campaigns and unrealistic promises. Now for some pearls of wisdom from Iain …
“I am the G.O.A.T” – Iain Stamp
“Tomorrow is another day” – Iain Stamp
“It wasn’t my fault” – Iain Stamp
Matrix Freedom is Iain’s latest brain-wave. Initially a trading style of SENJ Ltd (Seychelles), Iain quickly changed the status of Matrix Freedom when the directors of his shell company were scared off by the FCA investigation.
Iain’s not one to let the FCA get in the way of a good scam, and he morphed Matrix Freedom into a private members association (PMA) copying the very entity he claims copied him – empower the people.
His Mortgage and Debt Write Off Services were found to be complete scams, and his claims of a 100% track record were revealed to be complete bullshit.
Iain is currently dodging multiple demands for refund, and multiple Data Subject Access Requests.
BEWARE if he asks you to pay by Bank Transfer. You lose the ability to lodge a CCA 1974 Section 75 claim.
Stamp is seeking investment of £250,000.00 from members of his platform (see PPF Capital Source).
CQV trustees
Iain claims to possess the ability to access Cestui Que Trust funds.
Unsuspecting victims are asked to sign over Powers of Attorney to CQV which will manage the CQV trust access process of reclaiming tax payments.
In reality the CQV is not being accessed at all. That’s just the sales “hook”.
Iain has copied a sham process currently being offered by Christopher Howser which purports to access tax refunds under a 1099A process. The alleged 1099A process is actually a scheme in which fraudulent applications are lodged with the US treasury for business loans. You can view the paperwork at https://matrixfreedomreview.com/1099ac-scam/
The loan scheme requires you to payback the fake “loan” within ten years.
THINK VERY CAREFULLY before you sign a Power of Attorney allowing Iain Stamp (or anyone for that matter) to act on your behalf. Currently offering customers the chance to “jump the SPC queue” if they pay an additional £6500.00. He has NO success using SPC.
Soccer Edge
Soccer Edge began life as Global Edge.
You can read all about the Global Edge scam by visiting:
https://www.bondreview.co.uk/2020/01/02/we-review-global-edges-bonds-paying-up-to-21-per-year/
or by clicking here
The FBI says that investment scams can be identified by the unrealistic returns on investment being offered.
Global Edge offered 15-25% per month to investors, and had Iain actually been able to generate such returns, then he would have had no need to create Matrix Freedom. In fact – he would be a multi-millionaire and would not to seek investment in Matrix Freedom
So what happened to Global Edge?
It shut down when Soccer Edge was born – offering the same rates of return except this time the offering is football orientated. We have seen no evidence of any successful returns on investment.
PPF Capital Source
PPF Capital Source Limited was set up on Wednesday the 19th of June 2013. It operated as a peer to peer finance platform.
A petition for Winding Up was filed with the Irish High Court in 2018.
PPF Capital Source Lending Company 5 Limited was set up on Friday the 14th of March 2014 and was later dissolved with the company closing on Wednesday the 20th of December 2017.
This article in The Times asks where 5Million Euros of missing investment have gone.
Surprise Surprise: Iain Stamp’s response was to blame an unnamed third party.
In our opinion, if Iain Stamp allowed a third party access to investor funds, then Iain Stamp is just as liable and responsible for the losses.
If Iain Stamp is this blasé with investor capital, what can investors in Matrix Freedom expect to happen?
Integrity Financial Solutions owned by Iain Stamp sought investments from unwitting victims into a portfolio of traded endowment policies (“TEP”).
In a now infamous presentation of over 100 slides (used in 2004 by the now liquidated IFA firm) to promote the 12 products in its Maximiser range, Iain Stamp encouraged IFAs to ‘leverage’ the power’ of ‘lazy property equity’ in clients’ homes to gear up investment returns.
Stamp paid generous commissions to IFAs but when many of the policies failed to reach their target returns, the company collapsed with £80million losses, and many investors were unable to service the debts they had taken against their homes and as a consequence – lost their homes. You can read one article here
Stamp considers this “success”.
Stamp is currently suggesting members of Matrix Freedom borrow money against their homes to invest with Matrix Freedom.
Wealth Fortress
Wealth Fortress is a company to which Matrix Freedom member funds are being transferred (see the video here).
If Matrix Freedom is a true PMA – then all funds belong to the membership, and the PMA must have its own Bank Account.
Clearly that is not the case because video footage shows Iain Stamp directing the transfer of funds elsewhere.
Iain’s request for Investment (ie: you purchase Debentures/Bonds) is secured against the assets of Wealth Fortress. By artificially inflating the turnover of Wealth Fortress, Wealth Fortress suddenly looks like a company which is going places, when in fact it is a shell.
Watch the Netflix Series: King of Stonks about the Wirecard Digital Finance Fraud in Germany. The perpetrators artificially created “turnover” by passing fake transactions through a shell company and ended up floating the company on the Dax until the Fraud was uncovered.
Sovereign Reserve
Another one of Iain’s bright ideas saw the creation of Sovereign Reserve.
This is an offshoot of Matrix Freedom and appears to have relied on the work of others which Iain copied and monetised.
Iain’s marketed Sovereign Reserve as a means of accessing the CVQ trust (do you see a pattern building here?).
In reality, this organisation (part of SENJ LTD (Seychelles)) which swiftly became part of the Matrix Freedom PMA after the FCA involvement – uses A4Vs to discharge debt.
Having never used an A4V himself, Iain didn’t possess sufficient know-how to make the process work, and hundreds of dissatisfied customers have been left dealing with debt collectors ~ their credit ratings destroyed.
Iain Stamp has refused to provide refunds, instead suggesting people use his 1099A process to claim back taxes and then pay the debts as usual. Another failure.
Natural Justice
This is another offshoot of Matrix Freedom and appears to have relied on the work of others which Iain copied and monetised – specifically lien documents and private administrative processes.
This organisation (part of SENJ LTD (Seychelles)) which swiftly became part of the Matrix Freedom PMA after the FCA involvement – used liens to try and force a resolution to Mortgage Debt.
Iain’s problem is that he lacked the experience and know-how to use the lien properly, which meant Mortgage Companies were not encouraged to negotiate a settlement, and despite being left with a lien-security (debt-instrument) at the end of the process – Iain failed in his attempts to monetize the claim.
Iain was accused of stealing the arguments of his lien by Michael of Bernicia, albeit the process itself bears striking similarities with that taught by The Spaniard of youandyourcash.com.
Iain failed again.
Coming Soon …
Iain Clifford Ltd
Iain has listed this company as a book publisher.
It’s as if he wants people to believe he’s an author who provides information (which he takes from other people).
Creditor Tax Rebates Ltd and Creditor Tax Assessments Ltd
“If you build it they will come” was the key line in Field of Dreams.
Iain seems to believe that by naming a company “Tax Rebates” – he will actually obtain some tax rebates.
Alas, it was just another “in Your Dreams”.
Creditor Tax Filings Ltd
WARNING – Iain is planning to offer his services as your attorney which means he wants you to appoint him as your Power Of Attorney for making claims in your name.
He is planning to apply for multiple US Treasury Loans in your name. These loans have to be repaid.
ONLY GIVE your POWER OF ATTORNEY to those you absolutely trust.