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Delsk’s Maltese subsidiary, Destination Europe, is being discussed by the Chinese on WeChat

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Mark Camilleri
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The Chinese are currently discussing the fraudulent practices of Destination Europe in a Malta section of the popular Chinese news and discussion platform, WeChat. The article is written in Chinese but can be automatically translated via Google Translate. Basically, the article mentions how the company is scamming Chinese immigrants to Malta with exorbitant fees for fake rentals in order for them to get approved for the Malta Permanent Residence Programme. The article also claims that Delsk practices the same fraudulent activities with its subsidiaries in Montenegro as it does in Malta. Another website featuring comments by an anonymous client of Delsk’s subsidiary in Cyprus, also alleges fraudulent practices concerning their services.

 

 

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