⚠️ URGENT: IMPERSONATION ALERT — It has come to our attention that certain unscrupulous elements are impersonating AGS (Amit Guruh Sachdeva Advisory) by using fake profiles on Telegram, WhatsApp, and Instagram to solicit money and provide unauthorized stock tips.
Please Note:
• Official Registration: We are a SEBI Registered Research Analyst (Reg No: INH 100005190).
• No Guaranteed Returns: We never promise "sure-shot" profits or "doubling of money."
• Payment Safety: We only accept fees through our official bank account listed on this website. We never ask for payments via personal UPI IDs or crypto.
• Legal Action: An FIR has been filed against Archana with Mobile No. 8096830049 at Cyber Crime Cell
How to Verify us:
• Official Website: https://amitguruhsachdeva.com/
• Official Email: amitguruhsachdeva@yahoo.com/amitguruhsachdeva@gmail.com
Investors are advised not to join any unverified groups. If you encounter a fake profile, please report it to us immediately at the above mentioned emails
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