"They actually supplied me with an app, and you can see everything on the app ... showed me what the money was doing."
AMP issued an urgent security alert to the public within 24 hours of the fake ASAL Group site being identified in June last year, an AMP spokesperson said."Of the five AMP customers that fell victim to the scam, AMP was able to recover or reimburse funds for all but one," they said. He felt confident to continue investing with ASAL Group after being given access to the Class portal.
Mr Rinaldi was able to speak with others claiming to be in the ASAL Group office who reassured him the portal was down and would soon be fixed.The Australian bank account he'd paid his super funds into, the very money he thought had been growing, had actually been the subject of fraudulent activity. Mr Gamble believes their accounts of how the Class portal was allegedly misused by the scammers raises significant concerns."It's very concerning," Mr Gamble said.In a statement Class said: "Class is a software service provider ...
In a statement Sarah Court, ASIC's deputy chair, said: "These questions involve numerous matters and persons of interest to ASIC.