⚠️ URGENT PUBLIC WARNING
SyncClouds executives engaged in systematic fraud against employees
Critical Fraud Alert
This is an official public warning about fraudulent activities by SyncClouds executives. Multiple employees have been systematically scammed out of their rightful earnings through deliberate deception and false promises.
40+ Lakh PKR
Unpaid Salaries
2+ Years
Payment Delays
The SyncClouds Scam Operation
How It Works
Azhar Mehmood (CEO, Pakistan) and Hamza Imtiaz (CFO, Dubai) from SyncClouds have orchestrated an elaborate scam targeting their own employees. The pattern involves:
- Hiring employees with attractive salary packages
- Delaying initial payments with excuses about company cash flow
- Promising large lump sum payments tied to project milestones
- Continually moving goalposts when milestones are reached
- Using emotional manipulation to prevent legal action
Common Excuses Used
Once the project is done, you will get paid
I'm making a product; once it's ready, I will pay everyone
We're waiting for client payments to come through
Next month for sure, we'll clear all dues
I'll pay you at any cost, still give fake expections and not paid a single penny
Key Individuals Involved
Azhar Mehmood
CEO, Pakistan
As the CEO, Azhar is the main point of contact who makes repeated false promises about payments. He uses emotional manipulation tactics and creates fictional financial scenarios to delay payments indefinitely.
Hamza Imtiaz
CFO, Dubai
As CFO, Hamza orchestrates the financial deception while operating from Dubai to avoid accountability. He kept giving false promises to employees, then disappeared for long periods. Right now he is in Dubai but keeps traveling to Pakistan, while still not paying dues despite being a SyncClouds CFO and PK national.
Devastating Impact on Employees
The human cost of this scam has been enormous. Employees have suffered:
- Severe financial hardship and debt accumulation
- Mental health crises including anxiety and depression
- Damaged professional reputations from broken commitments
- Family strain and relationship breakdowns
- Career setbacks from wasted time on unpaid work
Current Status
As of August 26, 2025, not a single employee has received full payment. The total owed now exceeds 40 lakh PKR across multiple victims.
Help Prevent More Victims
By sharing this warning, you can help protect others from falling victim to this scam. The more visibility this gets, the harder it becomes for these individuals to continue their fraudulent activities.
Legal Recourse & Reporting
If you or someone you know has been affected by this scam, here are steps you can take:
In Pakistan
- Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)
Cyber Crime Wing: 051-9106384
Email: cyber.crime@fia.gov.pk - Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis
For Dubai-based fraud: 051-9207094
In UAE
- Dubai Police - Economic Crimes
Emergency: 999
Non-emergency: 901 - Ministry of Human Resources & Emiratisation
Labor complaints: 800 60