Nikki Chromaz has launched a GoFundMe account to aim in repaying loom victims.
The account was created on Sunday with a goal set at US $48,000 (an estimated JMD $6,159,840).
“Pride and ego aside… Click the link in the bio and help me out,” Chromaz wrote under a screenshot of the GoFundMe page. She also asked the persons who got their loom payments to “return the people them money,” claiming that’s where most of the money went.
Over the weekend, the Dancehall personality and entrepreneur revealed that she is living in fear of her life following the crash of get-rich-quick scheme loom.
The “Chrome White” owner took to Instagram over the weekend claiming that she has been receiving death threats after owing JMD $6.7 million following the crash of loom.
Nikki Chromaz has been forced to cancel her appearances around Jamaica. On Sunday, she uploaded a screenshot to her Instagram story sharing one of the threats, asking her over 400,000 followers to keep her in their prayers.
Loom, which is also referred to as the ‘Birthday Club’ and a ‘Blessing Plan’, uses mainly Instagram and Facebook or WhatsApp to attract customers.
Persons are invited to invest as little as $5,000 and to invite at least two more persons to join. The operators then promise that after one week of the initial $5,000 investment, persons will see returns of up to $20,000.
The scheme crashed shortly after law enforcement officers warned the public against joining.
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