ASIC documents reveal that the majority of Dashdot shares were sold to a British Virgin Islands company prior to its liquidation, leaving Australian customers stranded with limited prospects of recovering their funds.
More than 95 per cent of Dashdot shares were allegedly transferred to a British Virgin Islands company in 2024 for just $100, two years before the buyer’s agency entered liquidation, REB can reveal.
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On 28 May, Dashdot announced its liquidation via an open letter, following mounting pressure across Australia’s property investment sector.
The transfer of ownership of one of the nation’s largest buyer’s agents leaves its Australian customers with…

