PWAN Plus and Group Deny Fraud Allegations, Threaten Legal Action Against Defamers

 


On June 23, 2025, the PWAN Group and its subsidiary PWAN Plus issued a joint statement vehemently denying recent allegations of fraudulent land sales and mismanagement. The firms described the claims—circulating on social media and amplified by activist channels—as “unfounded” and “malicious,” and announced their intention to pursue legal proceedings against individuals and organizations responsible for spreading what they termed “defamatory falsehoods.”


In their notice, PWAN Plus emphasized that every transaction conducted under its brand is backed by due diligence, documented land titles, and compliance with relevant regulations. The company stated that it maintains a rigorous audit trail for all client contracts and has never withheld property allocations or title registrations beyond agreed timelines. “We categorically reject any suggestion that our business model is anything but transparent and fully lawful,” the statement read.


The Group warned that those continuing to propagate “unverified and damaging assertions” will face civil suits for libel and potential injunctions to prevent further defamation. PWAN’s legal team has reportedly begun filing cease-and-desist letters and preparing claims for damages in both state and federal courts.


Highlighting its own investigative findings, PWAN Plus disclosed that internal reviews found no instances of subscriber complaints remaining unresolved past thirty days, and that refund requests were processed in accordance with company policy. The firm challenged its critics to produce documented evidence if they believed otherwise.

Closing the statement, the companies reaffirmed their commitment to investor protection and invited any genuinely aggrieved party to seek resolution through PWAN’s established arbitration and customer-support channels. They also pledged full cooperation with regulatory bodies should any formal inquiry be launched. As the legal threat looms, all eyes are now on PWAN’s next move—and on whether their critics will back down or escalate the dispute into the courtroom.

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