SciTech Investment Group, MulaPrime, and CreamCash (also appearing as Creamqash) in Uganda are scam platforms that lure people with promises of easy daily earnings from their phones.

An online task and investment-style scam that claims you can make a high daily income by chatting, watching videos, listening to music, and completing simple tasks.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

• They promise high daily earnings (often UGX 100,000–150,000+) from basic phone activities.
• They encourage you to recruit others and claim you will earn bonuses through referrals.
• Your balance may appear to grow, but when you try to withdraw after the promised period, the platform often blocks you or demands extra fees.
• These scammers use new or similar-sounding websites; always check the web address carefully.
• Once these platforms close or disappear, they usually take all the money you invested or paid, and you have nowhere to complain.
• You have zero real control over any money you send them.

Known websites and contact:

• https://mula-prime [.] com/user/register.php?ref=Chatnow
• https://creamqash [.] com/
• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@creamqash.com/video/7663574592857935105

• Phone: +256759975090 (registered under Shamim Namakoye)

HOW TO DETECT THEM

• Users or promoters may admit risks but still urge you to “take the chance” because it has not closed yet.
• Legitimate companies do not offer large daily returns to the general public for simply chatting or watching videos.
• When someone is very eager to refer you and promises quick, easy returns, be cautious.
• They often offer free guides or “courses” on how it works to persuade you to start paying or investing.

PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS

• Safeguard your personal and mobile-money details; avoid sharing them with any unverified platform.
• Verify whether the business is real or a scam through proper research and trusted sources.
• Report suspicious investment or task-earning schemes to the relevant authorities.