In the r/Scams community, user Psychological_Size77 warned about the fraudulent investment platform TopForceCompany.com, which is deliberately targeting residents of Poland. According to user Psychological_Size77, the victim was initially lured by an advertisement featuring a well-known Polish journalist, whose image was used without permission.

Next, company representatives contacted the potential victim and began building a trusting relationship, applying the classic pig butchering scheme. According to user Psychological_Size77, the scammers asked the victim to install remote access software on their computer, showed quick profits on small amounts, and then insisted on a transfer of 5,000 euros, even sending a fake document regarding a pending deposit. When the client tried to withdraw the initial profit, they were told that the transfer would take 3 days, but the money never arrived.

Among other red flags: 190 out of 193 reviews on the website turned out to be suspiciously positive, and the listed address belonged to a different company. The user filed a complaint with the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) — Luxembourg's financial regulator. A week later, the regulator officially confirmed that TopForceCompany had stolen the identity and registration details of a real Luxembourg company. An official warning was published on the CSSF website, which can be found by searching for: "Warning concerning fraudulent activities by persons misusing the name of the Luxembourg company FORCE MANAGEMENT".