As any seasoned litigator knows, fraud rarely survives paper trails. Either the transactions occurred—and documentation exists—or they did not. Discovery tends to answer that question with finality.
What Happens Next
The defendant company will be required to answer the complaint. Discovery deadlines will follow. Subpoenas to financial institutions and third parties are likely. Depending on what records show, the case could posture for settlement—or escalate rapidly.
For now, the lawsuit stands as a cautionary tale: in an era of Instagram-curated wealth and online “exclusive opportunities,” federal courts remain the place where narratives meet bank records
Sources
Civil Complaint— Daniel Austin v. Bajrami Group, Inc., Case No. 5:25-cv-01929, filed Dec. 31, 2025, U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas (San Antonio Division)
🛑 It should be noted that the assertions in this civil complaint are allegations only and have not been proven in a court of law
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