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The Central Bank of Samoa is the nation's reserve bank and, as such, it acts as a bank to the Government and the commercial banks.
What's NewLapata’iga e uiga i le kamupani a le ONECOIN CryotocurrencyO ai e te maufaatuatuaina? E te maufaatuatuina tupe o lo’o lolomiina ma faasafua atu e le Faletupe Tutotonu e tusa ai ma ta’iala o le tulafono? Pe e te maufaatuatuaina ni tupe initaneti na gaosia i luga o le initaneti, lea e faasalalau e tagata e faafoliga e faigaluega i le OneCoin poo le Bitcoin, e le o ni tupe faitino, e leai foi ni tulafono e aiaia? O ai o le a e talitonuina? Read more »Warning on ONECOIN CryotocurrencyIn whom do we trust? Do you trust the money (legal tender or paper money and coins) issued by the Central Bank of Samoa (“CBS”)? Or do you trust cryptocurrency investments such as OneCoin or Bitcoin (not legal tender) using middlemen and agents promoting it, which is not regulated by law? CBS has therefore issued a warning over the rising number of cryptocurrency promotions taking place here in Samoa. Read more »Facebook SchemesIt has been brought to our attention that there are supposedly some people or well organized criminals that are using facebook as a tool to get to your hard earned money. They come in the form of get rich quick schemes promising you huge amounts of returns if you invest your money with them. The business models and the products that they promote may be different (and very complicated), but the concept is still the same: invest your money with us, and we will give you a huge return! This means, for example, if you invest $1,000 with them, you will get $10,000 in return within a few weeks. Or, invest $10,000 with them, and you get $100,000 in return within a few weeks from investing. Read more » |
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