Allied Capital Trade Newsletter No. 140

Poštovani,

U prethodnom periodu javio nam se veći broj lica sa istim pitanjem – da li ima smisla podneti prijavu ukoliko ste se u celu priču uključili kasnije, odnosno nakon što su drugi već pokrenuli postupak.

Odgovor je – da, i to iz više razloga.

U ovakvim predmetima nije presudno kada je neko ušao u sistem, već da li je pretrpeo štetu i da li postoje dokazi o tome. Činjenica da je neko uplatu izvršio kasnije ne umanjuje njegovo pravo da bude evidentiran kao oštećeni, niti ga stavlja u nepovoljniji položaj u odnosu na druge.

Naprotiv, u praksi se često dešava da upravo kasnije uplate pomognu u boljem sagledavanju celokupne šeme. Razlog za to je što platforme poput Allied Capital Trade vremenom menjaju način rada – uvode nove račune, nove “brokere”, drugačije instrukcije za uplatu – i upravo te razlike mogu biti značajne za dokazivanje organizovanog načina delovanja.

Takođe, veći broj prijavljenih oštećenih daje i širu sliku o razmerama slučaja, što može imati uticaj na dalje postupanje nadležnih organa.

Važno je naglasiti i sledeće – ukoliko se ne prijavite, praktično ostajete van postupka. To znači da vaša uplata, komunikacija i dokazi neće biti deo zvanične dokumentacije, što kasnije može otežati bilo kakav pokušaj zaštite vaših prava.

Zbog toga savetujemo da, ukoliko ste bili uključeni u rad platforme, bez obzira na to kada ste započeli komunikaciju ili izvršili uplatu, razmotrite podnošenje prijave dok je to još uvek moguće.

Ukoliko imate nedoumica u vezi sa tim da li vaš slučaj ispunjava uslove ili koje je dokaze potrebno dostaviti, slobodno nam se obratite kako bismo procenili konkretnu situaciju.

O svim daljim koracima bićete blagovremeno obavešteni.

S poštovanjem,
Advokat Zoran Miljaković

Dear Clients,

In the past period, we have received a number of inquiries regarding the same issue – whether it makes sense to file a report if you became involved at a later stage, after others had already initiated the proceedings.

The answer is yes, and there are several important reasons for that.

In cases of this nature, the exact moment when someone joined is not decisive. What matters is whether a person has suffered damage and whether there is evidence to support it. The fact that a payment was made at a later stage does not reduce your rights nor place you in a less favorable position compared to others.

On the contrary, in practice it is often the later transactions that help build a clearer picture of the overall scheme. Platforms such as Allied Capital Trade tend to change their methods over time – introducing new accounts, new “brokers,” and different payment instructions. These variations can be highly relevant in establishing an organized pattern of conduct.

Additionally, a larger number of reported victims provides a broader understanding of the scale of the case, which can influence how authorities proceed.

It is also important to emphasize the following – if you do not file a report, you effectively remain outside the proceedings. This means that your payments, communications, and evidence will not form part of the official case file, which may later make it more difficult to protect your rights.

For that reason, we recommend that anyone who was involved with the platform, regardless of when they entered the scheme, consider submitting a report while it is still possible to do so.

If you have any doubts about whether your case qualifies or what kind of evidence should be provided, feel free to reach out so we can assess your specific situation.

You will be informed in a timely manner about any further developments.

Kind regards,
Attorney Zoran Miljaković