Verdict up front: RS Invest Limited (rsinvestlimited.com) has been named by the Dutch financial regulator AFM as a suspected boiler room — online investment fraud — and its website serves no working content. Do not deposit, and treat any contact from it as a scam approach.
Verified evidence (checked 25 August 2026)
- Regulator warning: the Netherlands’ AFM (Autoriteit Financiële Markten) published a consumer warning naming RS Invest Limited / rsinvestlimited.com on 18 May 2026, describing it as “vermoedelijk een boilerroom” (suspected boiler room). You can confirm it on the AFM warning list.
- Site status: the website returns only an empty application shell — no real broker content, terms, or company details — consistent with an abandoned or pure lead-collection front.
- Sources: AFM warning list (afm.nl); corroborating legal coverage (anwalt24.de).
| Related Investigation How AFM-listed boiler rooms typically operate. |
Investors, Take Note An AFM listing means no ombudsman or compensation cover. |
Read This Before You Invest Verify any “RS Invest” contact against the AFM list first. |
What is RS Invest Limited?
RS Invest Limited presents itself as an online investment platform, but there is no functioning site behind the name and no verifiable regulated entity. A boiler-room operation typically cold-contacts people, promises strong returns, takes deposits, then blocks withdrawals behind “fees” or “taxes.” The AFM listing is the clearest signal to stay away.
Already been contacted or deposited?
Stop all further payments immediately, keep every record (emails, transfers, account URLs), and report it to your national regulator. You can verify the warning yourself — search on Google, ask ChatGPT, and see the operator’s own site here: rsinvestlimited.com.
Reviewed by David Sanders, Licensed Fraud Investigation Agent, Investor Protection Unit — Pinkerton. Methodology & Editorial Standards apply. Corrections: support@ettran.com.
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**Sources:** AFM warning list (afm.nl) — RS Invest Limited, 18 May 2026; anwalt24.de.