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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Very dangerous scammers

They stole thousands of euros from me.
They called me without me asking for it. They convinced me to invest. Everything seemed professional despite some red flags I stupidly ignored.
When I asked for a partial refund of my investment things went awkward. Suddenly they had lost control over my account and could not pay me back. After that I just feel stupid, betrayed and ashamed for being that stupid.
As brokers operating in the US but with no US clients, they may not need to be registered. However, if they were legit they would register somewhere, since this is about the only way to prove they're legit.
Do yourself a favor and stay away. Just hang up the phone. Don't let them talk, they're good at that and could fool you as well.

October 1, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Stock investment scam

This "company" employs a deceptive strategy of cold calling potential investors with promises of insider stock tips and guaranteed profits exceeding 60%. Despite maintaining a seemingly legitimate website, there is no evidence of a real company behind it based on publicly available records. The employee names listed appear to be fabricated, as they cannot be verified through online searches.

Essentially, this is a scam operation. As Evasant is likely a non-existent entity, the primary objective is to defraud investors of their money. This scheme preys on the naivety and greed of individuals, exploiting their desire for quick and substantial financial gains.

January 9, 2025
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