🚨 Public Warning: Ashiq Rahman – Real Estate Scam Alert
On December 9, 2024, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice issued a Default Judgment against Ashiq Rahman for failing to repay $55,000 related to a fraudulent real estate loan.
Pictured: Ashiq Rahman – Subject of court-ordered default judgment
Who is Ashiq Rahman?
Ashiq Rahman presents himself as a real estate investor involved in purchasing properties. However, documented evidence and firsthand experience reveal a concerning pattern of conduct:
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Borrowing large sums of money with signed agreements promising high returns or property involvement
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Failing to follow through on real estate transactions as agreed
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Providing falsified wire transfer receipts and bank documents to delay repayment
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Repeatedly offering false explanations and inconsistent stories
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Evading legal enforcement by appearing to hold no assets in his name
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Ignoring a Default Judgment issued by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in December 2024
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Despite being married, maintained an ongoing relationship with another woman throughout the course of these events
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Hides in an apartment in Windsor, ON and his Wife's home in PA, USA
While Mr. Rahman outwardly presents himself as trustworthy and religious, his documented actions tell a very different story — one that includes financial misconduct, dishonesty, and avoidance of legal responsibility.
Take Action or Learn More
Explore the full timeline of events, read the legal documents, or submit a report if you’ve had a similar experience with Ashiq Rahman.
See a detailed timeline of events outlining how the loan scam unfolded, including key dates, actions, and communications.
Read the official court documents, including the Statement of Claim and Default Judgment issued by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
If you’ve been approached or affected by Ashiq Rahman, share your experience confidentially to help protect others.