Washington DFI alerted that Blue Chip Growth Fund (mybluechip.com) may be engaged in fraud, impersonating T. Rowe Price style branding, blocking withdrawals, then steering victims into Bitinvests recovery fees.
Editorial note: This page compiles publicly reported user complaints and available regulatory information about Blue Chip Growth Fund. We recommend verifying all claims independently using the official regulatory links provided below. If you have been defrauded by this platform, report it immediately using the guidance at the bottom of this page.
Washington State DFI's 21 January 2026 alert describes Blue Chip Growth Fund via mybluechip.com presenting as an AI trading service while resembling T. Rowe Price branding. The site was no longer active when the alert published.
A reported victim could not withdraw principal or profits, then followed a Facebook ad posing as FBI recovery help into Bitinvests Exchange (bitinvests.vip), paying numerous fees without recovery. Reported loss $23,440.
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User complaints about Blue Chip Growth Fund have been documented on Trustpilot. Act Here conducts deep-dive discovery and is prepared to litigate where the facts support it.
"Washington DFI: information that Blue Chip Growth Fund and Bitinvests Exchange may be engaged in fraud."
"Alert: Blue Chip Growth Fund appeared to impersonate T. Rowe Price. Investor funds for FX, gold and energy could not be withdrawn."
"Victim clicked a Facebook ad believed to be FBI recovery help, paid Bitinvests fees, and recovered nothing."
Before trusting any broker or trading platform with your funds, verify their regulatory status using these official databases:
Do not make any further payments to Blue Chip Growth Fund or any representative claiming to act on its behalf. Preserve evidence and instruct counsel to assess civil options; Act Here is prepared to litigate where appropriate.
Some fraudulent platforms copy the name, registration number, or branding of legitimate regulated firms. Always verify the exact URL, phone number, and contact details against the official regulator's website, not information provided by the firm itself.
If you have lost money to this platform, take these steps immediately:
Recovery depends on how payment was made and how quickly you act. Bank transfers reported within 24-48 hours have the best chance of recall. Card chargebacks and challenge-fee disputes may also be available depending on your issuer. Cryptocurrency is harder but documentation still matters. Our litigation team can assess civil options for your specific situation. We don't just negotiate; we are prepared to litigate. Our team conducts independent investigations to build a case strong enough for trial. Book a consultation for a confidential case assessment.
We do not make a blanket legal finding on this page. We compile publicly reported user complaints and regulatory signals about Blue Chip Growth Fund. Verify the firm on official registers, read primary Trustpilot evidence, and treat unpaid withdrawals and missing regulatory authorisation as serious red flags.
Contact your bank or card issuer immediately, report to Action Fraud, and file with the FCA if the firm targeted UK consumers. Keep screenshots, TXIDs, and all chat logs. For material losses, book a consultation with UK litigation counsel.
Do not respond or send any more funds. Document the contact and report it to your fraud authority. Act Here conducts deep-dive discovery and is prepared to litigate where the facts support it; we handle both settlements and court proceedings.
Our UK litigation counsel can assess civil options for your matter. We don't just negotiate; we are prepared to litigate.
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