What happened when we reported on a fake bank, "Savings UK Ltd", which operates a fake investment website through a '.eu' domain, and files fraudulent accounts?

If your guess is "nothing" then you're dead wrong, because yesterday BlueSky deleted our post identifying the fraud.

Here's what we said back in February, as part of our report into fake banks on Companies House:

It's still there on Companies House. Still with an obviously fraudulent registered office address at 40 Bank Street in Canary Wharf. Still claiming to be a bank, an investment manager and an investment trust.

No action from Companies House.

Still filing obviously fraudulent accounts (unless you believe it's possible to just sit on £100m for four years, with no interest or other income and no expenses whatsoever).

Companies House hasn't taken them down.

Still listing directors who in all likelihood don't exist:
Still operating an amateurish-looking website at stockexchange DOT eu:

The .eu domain is operated on behalf of the European Commission and supposed to have strong anti-abuse policies.

No sign of that.

I did receive an entertaining email from someone assuring me that Savings UK was a legitimate company. They weren't very persuasive (and the account has now disappeared)
But now, finally, we have some action - BlueSky deleted my post (presumably because "Robert Cortes" flagged it as a scam).
So it's great to see that everything is working as it should.
@danneidle ah, big tech and their "commitment" to "ethics"!