Local NewsPublic Notice Statement on Trade 600 MaxAir by Barbados Today 13/05/2024 written by Barbados Today Published: 13/05/2024Updated: 14/05/2024 1 min read A+A- Reset FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 4.5K The recent appearance on digital media of an article allegedly penned by Emmanuel Joseph, regarding something called Trade 600 Maxair, featuring The Most Honourable Ralph Bizzy Williams being interviewed by Vic Fernandes is bogus and fraudulent. None of the aforementioned persons have any connection to, nor ever discussed or know anything about this supposed investment opportunity. While our initial reaction was to ignore it in the belief that Barbadians would not fall for yet another scam, it has become apparent that some people assume the article to be legitimate, thereby prompting an issue of a formal statement. The photos of The Most Honourable Ralph Bizzy Williams and Vic Fernandes were taken from a video interview on Capital Mediaโs digital platform and juxtaposed within the bogus article in an attempt to give it credibility. While the parties are doing all in their powers to have the article taken down, the public is advised that none of the persons mentioned have any connection whatsoever and cannot speak to veracity of claims made. Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like BWU president general demands stricter enforcement of labour laws 29/08/2026 Former Berger Paints workers to get outstanding monies by September 11 29/08/2026 Narine stars as Knight Riders defeat Tridents 29/08/2026