FCA closes investigation into journalist over InternetQ
The investigative journalist Tom Winnifrith says the FCA is "is not fit for purpose" following its "flawed investigation" into him and others relating to InternetQ. The investigation is now closed. He claims that despite handing over evidence of fraud by Quindell, 3DM, Globo and Sefton, the regulatory body has not investigated this and left investors exposed.

Tom Winnifrith BearCast - the FCA has been investigating me for the past few weeks - poltroons By Tom Winnifrith | Saturday 2 July 2016

In this podcast I relay to you news of an investigation which has now closed into me and others relating to InternetQ. It shows the sinister powers the FCA has and uses but also the crass stupidity of the regulators in pursuing such an obviously flawed investigation. Not only was I 100% innocent but I was demonstrably so. What makes the fact that these fascist poltroons go after an investigative journalist who has busted so many frauds is that the FCA has not gone after the frauds despite me handing it evidence on a plate. I refer to Quindell, 3DM ( where in its FSA days it actually helped protect the fraudsters), Globo and Sefton This has meant that investors have been screwed as a result. The FCA is not fit for purpose

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