Published by CryptoLiveHelp 2 November 2026
Early Offerings: a source record attributed to Financial Markets Authority in New Zealand. Check the exact identity and linked source finding.
Identity and source
- Name in source
- Early Offerings
- Source authority
- Financial Markets Authority
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Source category
- Unregistered/Unlicensed entity offering financial products or services
- Source validation date
- 2024-02-18
- Source modification date
- 2024-02-18
- Additional source information
- We are concerned that Early Offerings may be operating a scam.
It operates a website claiming to give investors access to an “exclusive IPO watchlist”.
The website prompts consumers to enter personal contact details and details of their proposed investment into a form so they can get a “free trial”.
The entity that operates this website was found to be operating other scam websites that harvested investor details.
FMA believes Early Offerings is a front, used to collect personal information from New Zealanders, which then enables overseas scammers to contact them with fictitious investments.
We recommend New Zealanders exercising extreme caution when dealing with this entity and not provide it with any personal information.
Entity name: Early Offerings
Legal name: Market News 24-7
Website: earlyofferings.com
Read the finding in context
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