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First recorded 1 October 2026 · Last updated 1 October 2026

AFM Netherlands — Waarschuwingen van de AFM published a warning naming the website tesla[.]instantmaxminer[.]com, dated 1 October 2026. In its own words: “De AFM waarschuwt consumenten om niet in te gaan op aanbiedingen van TeslaProX. Deze onderneming is vermoedelijk een boilerroom: een vorm van online beleggingsfraude.” This page lists 1 further item from 2 authorities in all, each linked to its source, with its date where the source gives one. Read it at the source ↗

To cite: The Market Standard, “tesla[.]instantmaxminer[.]com — what regulators have published”, marketstandard.org/website/tesla-instantmaxminer-com. Cite the authority’s own publication as the primary source.

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1 October 2026 · Netherlands · AFM Netherlands — Waarschuwingen van de AFM
Warning — Suspected boiler room — the regulator’s own hedged wording
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“De AFM waarschuwt consumenten om niet in te gaan op aanbiedingen van TeslaProX. Deze onderneming is vermoedelijk een boilerroom: een vorm van online beleggingsfraude.”

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1 October 2026 · Netherlands · AFM Netherlands — via IOSCO I-SCAN (International Securities & Commodities Alerts Network)
Warning — Warning published — the regulator’s headline is quoted; it states no claim we classify
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“The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (The Netherlands) alert, published via IOSCO I-SCAN #56931. Category: Fraud and Other Types of Misconduct. Products: Derivatives (options, futures, binary options, CFDs, forex, swaps, etc.). Name: TeslaProX. Website: https://tesla[.]instantmaxminer[.]com. Additional information: The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) warns consumers not to respond to offers from TeslaProX. This company is a suspected boiler room, a form of online investment fraud. TeslaProX has approached persons without being asked, to offer them investment proposal”

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2 regulators in our sources have warned about this website: AFM Netherlands, AFM Netherlands — Waarschuwingen van de AFM. Each is listed above.

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