If you have lost money to FanPro Management, here are the steps you can take. The more victims who report through official channels, the more likely regulatory action becomes.

Step 1: Document Everything

Before taking any action, preserve your evidence:

  • Screenshots of all conversations with Tyron Humphris / FanPro staff
  • Email correspondence — save as PDFs
  • Payment receipts — bank statements, credit card statements, invoices
  • Contracts or agreements you signed
  • Screenshots of the service — the AI models, dashboards, tools you received
  • Revenue reports — showing actual earnings vs what was promised
  • Marketing materials — any sales pitches, webinars, or documents used to sell you

Step 2: Report to Australian Regulators

FanPro Management PTY LTD is an Australian registered company (ABN: 45 668 369 524). Australian regulators have jurisdiction.

ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission)
What they handle: Misleading conduct, false representations, unfair business practices
How to report: www.accc.gov.au
Why it matters: The ACCC can investigate and take enforcement action against Australian companies
Consumer and Business Services SA (South Australia)
What they handle: Consumer complaints against SA-registered businesses
How to report: www.cbs.sa.gov.au
Why it matters: FanPro is registered in SA 5082 — this is their local regulator
ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission)
What they handle: Unlicensed financial services, managed investment schemes
How to report: www.asic.gov.au
Why it matters: FanPro's business model has characteristics of a managed investment scheme under Australian law. If investors are pooling money into an enterprise managed by someone else (FanPro/Tyron Humphris) with promised returns, this typically requires an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL).

Step 3: Report to Dubai/UAE Authorities

  • Dubai Police eCrime Portal: For cybercrime and fraud
  • UAE Consumer Protection Department: For commercial complaints

Step 4: Contact Your Bank or Credit Card Company

  • Request a chargeback — Explain that services were not delivered as promised
  • Act quickly — Most banks have time limits on chargeback claims (typically 120 days from the transaction, but this varies)
  • Provide documentation — Your contract, evidence of non-delivery, and communication records
  • Be aware: One victim (Wan Tsang) reported account issues after filing a chargeback. Secure your accounts first.

Step 5: Leave Public Reviews

Your public review helps warn others:

When writing reviews: stick to facts, include dates and amounts, and save a copy.

Step 6: Consult a Lawyer

Consider consulting a consumer fraud attorney, particularly one experienced with:

  • Cross-jurisdictional cases (Australia/Dubai)
  • Online business fraud
  • Class action or group proceedings

If enough victims come forward, a class action may become viable.

Step 7: Share Your Story

Every victim who speaks up makes it harder for FanPro to continue operating.

This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Consult a qualified attorney for advice specific to your situation.