
15 years on, TVI scheme still casts a long legal shadow
A couple’s joint estate has been finally sequestrated after the High Court rejected several challenges to the Prudential Authority’s case.

A couple’s joint estate has been finally sequestrated after the High Court rejected several challenges to the Prudential Authority’s case.

The National Consumer Commission claims the scheme misled participants with false promises of grocery rewards and high returns.

Promising groceries in exchange for a once-off payment, WAPH is under fire for violating the Consumer Protection Act with deceptive promises and recruitment incentives.

The High Court places the estate of Adelaide Musa Duma under provisional sequestration for her role in TVI, once SA’s biggest pyramid scheme.

The Authority also alerts the public to an unauthorised entity that is promising unrealistic returns from forex trading.