In this guide
Definite red flags Worrying signs People impersonating PAMM Iran If you come across something suspiciousDefinite red flags
If you meet any of these, do not invest:
- A fixed or guaranteed return, for example “a certain percentage every month, guaranteed”.
- A request to pay into a personal card or account instead of the broker's official account.
- A request for your master password, sign-in code or withdrawal access.
- Rewards for bringing in new investors, with old investors paid from new money (a pyramid structure).
- Pressure to decide immediately: “only open until tonight”.
Worrying signs
| Sign | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Screenshots instead of a connected source | Screenshots can be faked |
| A short record with a very high return | It may come from heavy risk or luck |
| A perfectly smooth profit curve | Often a sign of holding losers or martingale |
| An unknown broker without clear regulation | Broker risk |
| Refusing to discuss drawdown and risk | Lack of transparency |
| Frequently switching accounts and deleting history | Hiding past losses |
People impersonating PAMM Iran
Fraudsters may pose as PAMM Iran staff. Remember:
- PAMM Iran never accepts investment money.
- No staff member will ask for your sign-in code or password.
- Genuine PAMM Iran messages include your anti-phishing code.
- The official address is pamm.ir; do not trust look-alike addresses.
If you come across something suspicious
- Do not send money or share account details.
- Keep screenshots of the conversation, addresses and numbers.
- Report it through support or the contact form.
- If money has been lost, report it to the cyber police (FATA).
Last updated: 2026-09-27
These guides are educational and are not investment advice. Trading and investing in financial markets can lead to the loss of some or all of your capital.