Allstocknow 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Total scam So ,they first stole $16,000 , now a second scammer, Adriana , is now attempting to sell me insurance for my account, $1,500 . Then she said I could claim on the insurance the money t... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Allstocknow again has attempted to deceive me. One guy they said they fired him and they tried their best to get my Kragen account set up so I could deposit money, When I tried to take money my acc... See more

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  1. Alternative Financial Service

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scammers

Scammers.

I invested with them. They wanted my bank account number. I refused to give them my current account number. I promised to open a new bank account. They shut my account down. Stay away.

September 11, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Allstocknow.com has a satellite office…

Allstocknow.com has changed their website to allstocknow.net,
THEY HAVE CHANGED THEIR WEBSITE TO
allstock-now. net/#. When you are operating a scam/criminal business, they continually have to change their website.
they have a satellite office in UK. Everyone that has scammed should contact the following;
Action Fraud is the UK's national reporting centre for fraud and cyber crime where you should report fraud if you have been scammed, defrauded or experienced cyber crime should contact them. actionfraud.police.uk

August 26, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

You cannot withdraw your money

I transferred my wallet into this company for trading. You cannot get your money back. They show you how easy it is to make a withdrawal. As soon as I tried they never approve it. Telling me to keep adding money to get money out. There is no way I am giving them another dime.

September 5, 2023
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

All they want is more of the real $$$$s

All they want is more of the real $$$$s
More more Just give us $5000.00 .
They are mentors not AI company
Call every day more more more....
Advertisement got me 10K a day...
Now their advertising $3,000.00 a day...
I was lucky to get $50.00 a day , big difference Lol..

August 31, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

excellen scam

excellen scam. 0 withdrawals. all your deposited moey is being sent to usdt aand usdc. you just play the game on allstocknow. you will be asked to deposit more to withdraw etc. nicve scam

September 1, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM

SCAM! I got different advice, the ad says no risk but then they ask you to accept the risk, rude and disrespectful financial advisors. I have asked my money to be returned and have asked it to be withdrawn but nothing, silence. They don’t reply to emails and keep calling. DONT DO IT!

August 30, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This is a scam!!!

This is a scam!!!! I consider myself reasonably intelligent and have been completely duped. There was an article on my newsfeed about Hugh Jackman revealing on a late night show a stock trading company that he swears by and has made some profit, then all the comments under the newsfeed, from ordinary people, claimed they had invested in this trading company and had positive experiences. It was all fake, the article and comments. I stupidly signed into this trading company, then received a number of phone calls from unknown numbers, but they had area codes from Australia (Brisbane and Sydney), so I wasn't suspicious. The guy I spoke with seemed nice, said he was from Poland. He ran through how the trading system worked, and what impressed me was the trading portal, it looked sophisticated and legitimate. Anyway I thought, rather than pay $250 for the standard package I would pay $389 to have a financial advisor assist me through the process. The company deducted $405 from my bank account and I received an email stating $250 had been processed, then I received an email that before an appointment could be scheduled with the financial advisor I needed to upload identification documents to the trading portal...license, passport etc. This is finally when I started getting suspicious!! Feel like a total knob getting sucked into this. All the positive review comments are fake, its all BS, don't get sucked into this please.

August 25, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

this is an obvious scam

Something seems amiss with this situation. Additionally, when examining the reviews, it appears that artificial intelligence may be involved, as they all seem to be written in the same style and give a perfect 5-star rating. After signing up, I was unable to engage in any chats as I was occupied with my children. Strangely, I received approximately 15 phone calls from various numbers across different locations, from Darwin to Newcastle. Furthermore, I received an email from someone claiming to be the Account Manager named Simon Evans. In the email, he mentioned calling me either later that day due to his late shift or the following day after 12:00, noting that I would miss out on an opportunity by not responding. The mention of missing the "money train" and the late shift after 8pm raises suspicions of potential fraudulent activity originating from overseas. Moreover, I couldn't find any trace of Simon Evans from "all stock now" online or on LinkedIn. This lack of transparency adds to my unease, leading me to strongly believe this is a scam. What's baffling is how they managed to have an article featured on the news feed I read daily, making their operation appear credible. Despite requesting the removal of my contact details, I continue to receive daily phone calls from various mobile numbers. It's astonishing how they seem to possess an abundance of mobile numbers. I've already blocked 25 of these numbers, but the calls persist.

August 24, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Pressured, harassed and she didn’t know when to shut her cake hole

Pressure, harassed, just didn’t get the message and my plan. Was closing one trading account and was waiting for those funds to trade with in Allstocknow. Well the woman on the other end just wouldn’t give up. Dispute my plan to use those funds when realeased, she just wouldn’t shut up and understand. Had to hang up on her three different times.

August 21, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

fraud

Scam, fraud. It is impossible to withdraw the money.

August 17, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Warning!

Be advised that I have just lost C$13,000. I’ve had constant demands for more money and received threats, taunts and jeers from their advisor, Kelly Saenz, when I would not comply.
I was led in by a fake ad showing Kevin O’Leary stating that for a small investment of $250 their wonderful advisers would help the inexperienced through the process. The advisor who has our secret password shows you how to open all your trading accounts but is frustrated for the time it takes me and he’s so busy moving millions of dollars so he convinces me to use any desk so that he could speed things up.
It quickly turns into $10,000 US which I foolishly did based on good reviews across the web and the very friendly and sincere advisor. The advisor explains that there’s a war between the banks and cryptocurrency and that you must tell the bank fraud department that you know what you’re doing because they will stop the E transfer which they did.
Next, they let you take a small ($500.) withdrawal to show its legitimacy. They demonstrate wonderful results and guarantees and that’s when he begins to ask for more money with great incentives like free currency. It turns out that the withdrawal was an “exception”, and I could never withdraw after that.
When he fails to get more money from me, he tells me he’s going to close my account and to get my money I will have to pay about $8000 in tax before I can get the funds. When I refuse, he closes the account and says he’s putting it up for sale to somebody else.
Don’t fall for this predator like I did! at present, there’s no indication I can recover any of the money. The account has been “liquidated “ and is up for sale? How do they sell my money? I am a pensioner with young children and it hurt me a lot.

August 7, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HARASSED daily! Won’t stop calling.

Scam!! This company will HARASS YOU! All 5-star reviews are obviously fake (all users have a single review…). This company will call you incessantly multiple times a day from different phone numbers. I answered the call a few times and they refuse to remove my details when requested.

August 1, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Not serious

I signed (can't remember why) and since then I've been getting constant calls (15 a day) from different numbers all over Australia (mobile and landline). If this company were serious, they wouldn't call at 10:30 p.m. at night, they would leave messages on the mailbox or name a contact person by email who you can write to directly. (I already got 4 emails with "Hello I'm your account manager blah blah blah, but you can't send a direct email back)

July 12, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Something is not right

Something is not right with this.
Also.. look at all the reviews on this .. looks like AI .. appears fake .. all written in the same style and 5 stars..
So.. I signed up but couldn't chat as I was out and about with my kids.
I had about 15 calls from a variety of numbers after signing up.. from different mobiles and landlines from Darwin to Newcastle .
And an Email from the so called Account Manager Simon Evans saying this: I can either call you today at a later time since I am working late shift, or tomorrow after 12:00 if it's ok for you, but you will miss the money train for today!
MISS THE MONEY TRAIN ????..
And also late shift after 8pm.. this reeks of overseas dodgyness..
Simon Evans from "all stock now " also does not exist online or on LinkedIn.. cant see him anywhere..
I Don't feel secure about this.. seems like a scam for sure.. there is a desperation about it all..
Thing is ..how did they get an article up on the news feed that I read everyday.. looks so legit..

I've asked them to remove my contact details .. they did not.. its August now and I still receive calls daily from mobile numbers.. how do they have so many mobiles.. I have blocked 25 mobiles.. what the hell..

25 calls since I put in my details today.. i did not answer..

July 18, 2023
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