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This platform is a total scam. Emily who facilitated the trade is not a honest. Lies after another to have gains for herself while she gets paid luring the people to participates and put more money in this flatform. Then you can not withdraw until you keep paying and continue to rip you off
This company/platform.. fxpulsy.com uses FB to advertise their AI bot trading of USDT/ETH. An AI gives daily signals for trades. They use FXAI Club D.3 on WhatsApp 347 418 6819 for communication. All goes well it seems until you want to withdraw any of your money. They will not let you withdraw any of your money. The Administrator and only contact to this scam is a person named Emily (if that's her real name). I wanted information on the company. What Emily sent me looked impressive but not one piece of info could be verified, but I was dumb enough to trust this scammer and invest anyway. At one point I had $1038 in my acct. I wanted to withdraw $250 almost 2 wks. ago. My money is still "in review" so it says. Emily, who is the only contact has avoided answering anything for me about my money. There is support chat...No answer. No help at all to get my $$$. There was a warning online about this very thing of not allowing withdrawals, but I was dumb enough to ignore it deciding to trust that thief Emily. DO NOT INVEST WITH THIS ONLINE LIE!
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