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Often the citizen is the victim of the gap between them and the investors due to a minority of people with not clear consciences who are creating a harmful image to the investor’s eyes or those who support small projects under construction.
This time, the victim was a conscientious investor and businessman Prince Rami al-Husseini, who supported a new project. Swindlers had ruled against it after approaching him to seek financial support for one of the emerging projects. They are Topi Piispanen, Jussi Piispanen from Finland.
When they wrote to Rami asking to meet him, an interview was arranged in his house in Espoo, Finland. They made a simple proposal for a simple project with a total cost of more than 100,000 Euros. They sent him details about the project and its economic viability. Still, Rami was surprised by another request from Jussi, which was to deposit 100,000 Euro as a guarantee, when asked about the bookkeeping and where they are with the project, Jussi said: he would not show any documentation until Prince Rami pays them 100,000 Euro, and Prince Rami did.
Other details of the project under the pretext of seriousness. Although he was not satisfied with this request, he agreed to deposit the amount on the condition that part of the revenue from the emerging project will go for the benefit of young people who also want to do small businesses in a different area, and because Rami has good experiences in this type of support, which created bridges of trust between him and startup companies that wanted to launch in the business world and sail in its continents, what happened was not legally documented.
But this time, the experience was terrible, and unfortunately, Gosleep committed fraud and deception. They stole the guarantee amount of 100,000 Euro, and stated that the money has disappeared. They let him down, and when Rami approached them it appeared that they had used the money. They offered prince Rami shares or to buy more shares from Gosleep company. Prince Rami said no and asked them if they can refund the money in portions, the world of private and accessible business. Unfortunately, they contacted the same investors in Finland and Sweden in this company, but there will be new victims of many investors.
These disgraceful behaviours are damaging the relationship between investors and startup companies who desperately need to support each other in different ways and means. The audio recording you hear is the company avoiding returning the money to Prince Rami Al-Husseini.
