Syed Jamaluddin likes to describe himself as a political commentator and author. Read his 'books', if you can get past the poorly written text and pidgin english, and you'll realise he's neither of these. Instead, he's a man without a profession desperately seeking attention, living in Germany having sought asylum, and funding himself through a series of financial fraud schemes which we will outline below.

Ultimately he is a typical small time fraudster with big dreams. He'd like to be the Wolf of Wall Street, but he's just the donkey of Karachi.

A resemblance in appearance and character

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Moving on..

Dear all,

You're probably here because you've had the misfortune of coming into contact with the cockroach known as Syed Jamaluddin. We have lost tens of thousands of dollars with this confidence trickster too, and this blog was a method for us to get some satisfaction that we could at least spare other victims the same fate by warning them in advance.

We are all professionals, and we have moved on with our lives, and so haven't had much time to update the blog.

We did report Jamaluddin to the German police. They opened an investigation and decided there was a case to pursue - they gave their evidence to the public prosecutor in Heidelberg.

However, given that all of the victims were from outside Germany, and in most cases the sums involved were relatively small in the context of financial fraud (usually 15-20 thousand US dollars each), the German public prosecutor decided the case would not be financially worthwhile for the German taxpayer to pursue.

Nevertheless, there is plenty of evidence here for you to have a look at. We suggest you go through our archives for 2014 and 2013.

We won't be updating the blog much more. In the grand scheme of things the money we lost to this fraudster is relatively small (some of us earn more than this in a month). It was the disgusting, classless, obnoxious way this idiot conducted himself after stealing our money that angered us all.

We wish all those reading this blog the best - and remember we gain nothing from this.

The basic, sensible and fair advice we offer to anyone thinking of handing over any money to the fraudster is this:
Ask a certified legal professional, ideally a European financial lawyer, to have a look at the contract Jamaluddin provides you, do your due diligence. This is only fair and the most basic of requirements before signing any contract. Do this, and we guarantee you will thank us later when the lawyer laughs at the 'contract' and confirms Jamal offers nothing but a scam to steal your money. 

No legitimate businessman can object to this. But Jamal urinates himself at the sight of lawyers, and it's no surprise why.

Good luck.