Fake JPS Investment and Scam Program

Details of the Scam

• False Claims: The scam uses fraudulent "news articles" and videos (some potentially using deepfake technology) that falsely claim JPS has launched a national investment program.
• Investment Amount: The fake solicitations typically ask for an investment of $40,000 JMD.
• Official Endorsements: The fake articles may use images of public figures, such as the JPS CEO or the Governor General, to appear legitimate, but these individuals have not endorsed any such scheme.
• Platform: The scam has been circulating on various social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram.

Protect Yourself

JPS and law enforcement authorities urge the public to remain vigilant and follow these guidelines:

• Do Not Click Links: Do not click on any links associated with the fake articles or videos.Do Not Share Information: Avoid filling out forms or sharing personal or financial information.
• Verify Information: Always verify information directly through JPS's official channels:
  • Their official website: jpsco.com
  • Their official social media pages: @myjpsonline on platforms like Instagram and Facebook
• Report Suspicious Activity: If you encounter such a scam or have already fallen victim, you should report it to the relevant authorities, such as the police.