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They are thieves. they try to take as much as they can from you. If you ask for a withdrawal, they ask you to pay the tax first. I paid 3,000. for a withdrawal of 15,000 euros, they disappeared along with the balance of the account of 17,000 euros.I'm still looking
Never trade with cfdtrading247¨
- Fake website, online trading only via broker
- no money withdrawl possible unless you
- pay high amount for taxes before to the broker (not to the offical tax offices).
We lost all our money and will report to the UK police.
They have a fake trading site that makes you believe that you profit and the more money you put the more profits they show and then suddenly they disappear and you can not contact them.I have informed the police and i hope that they will find them
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