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Revealed: Facebook still allowing ‘unauthorised’ wealth scheme adverts

Vulnerable people are losing money to the ‘infinite income’ scheme, while authorities fail to act

Revealed: Facebook still allowing ‘unauthorised’ wealth scheme adverts
Matrix Freedom, which advertises on Facebook, promises that its members can become “financially abundant” | Matrix Freedom / Facebook
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When Angela Musso, a doctor and a single mother from Norfolk, came across a money-making scheme called Matrix Freedom, she thought she had found an answer to her problems.

She had racked up debt after being dismissed as a GP at the height of the pandemic, for refusing to wear a mask. Angela started a new career in “holistic medicine”, but her financial position remained bad.

That all looked set to change when she discovered Matrix Freedom. Founded by Iain Clifford Stamp, 56, the scheme claimed to facilitate “commerce freedom solutions” and seemed to offer a fresh start for Angela and her family. On its website, Matrix Freedom sets out a “roadmap to freedom” showing how participants can become “financially abundant”.