Immediate Nexus 

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Immediate Nexus is the premier platform to financial freedom. With over 10,000 users earning income remotely from home.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I had a balance of €70,267.14 after…

I had a balance of €70,267.14 after closing an order with a profit of €15,253.14, I requested a withdrawal of €5,253 but it was refused due to the need for verification Additional KYC. After verifying my account, I was blocked. They claimed I had violated the trading conditions without providing a reason. They did not return my balance despite my explanations and proof that no trading conditions had been violated. I didn't even have a chance of getting anything back until I met M-a-d-a-c-o-v-i . It would have ended differently, but I'm grateful I had the opportunity to get my money back

December 15, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I was stupid enough to respond to an…

I was stupid enough to respond to an advert by Immediate Nexus and to invest £250. My UK bank warned me this could be a scam but I ignored them because the firm seemed to have my best interests at heart by only letting me invest a maximum of £250 at this point. I should have paid attention that I couldn't proceed into the account until I'd ticked that I agreed to the terms and conditions, but there was no link to those T&Cs anywhere I could see on the screen and I was in a hurry. I was emailed login codes to my account and very quickly my £250 seemed to reach £1000. How exciting! At that point I had some questions, before I decided whether to withdraw my original 250 and let the rest grow. One of my questions was who exactly I was dealing with as the web address showing the account was not mentioning Immediate Nexus. I've noted down My-solve-bit.com but that doesn't bring up anything now. Account manager called himself Anthony Wood. He called regularly on a WhatsApp link for some time and wondered if I'd be interested in crypto currency investments as well. Then I finally caught up with the terms and conditions as I wasn't finding answers and there discovered that the country I live in does not allow this investment. I didn't realise that and yet I had let them know where I lived so they should not have proceeded. The account manager (owner of the whole caboodle?) had even had a conversation with me about his own European links when I said where I was tax resident. So I sent a message to the account manager's mobile number, asked for the account to be cancelled as it was illegal, and suddenly silence. As far as I am concerned I am absolutely sure that I have been scammed. I don't suppose I am the only one.

April 28, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Wow!

Wow! 10000 investors making $500 to $2000 a day and only 32 reviews?????

April 11, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

For a true view of the scammers…

For a true view of the scammers Immediate Nexus.
Also see reviews for Immediate Vortex, Immediate Edge, Immediate Connect, Immediate Bitcoin app, Immediate Peak, Immediate Momentum, AI Finance.
GUESS WHAT, THEY ARE ALL THE SAME FAKE INVESTMENT COMPANY. If in any doubt go to Outlook or MSN UK, you will see deep fake celebrity ads claiming the Banks will sue celebrities for mentioning Immediate Nexus on a TV programme,Todays is Simon Cowell as if, with a link to the organised crime gang. Todays offering is from BIT CODERIX a new one used by the same scammers so that that you cannot check out their reviews. They have all now been caught up with and closed down, As I thought the positive reviews were posted by the scammers themselves.

March 7, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The whole system is a scam

I registered with Immediate Nexus and within 6 hours I got a call from an Asian bloke, with very broken English he asked me If I was Mr B Evans, I said I am, he then said he was my personal account adviser and proceeded to make promises of extreme wealth at the touch of a couple of buttons. It did not sound very kosher so I cut the call . He rang back within seconds from a different number. I cut the call again as it seemed a bit suspicious. I rang the number back and a warning appeared after dialing which said Suspected fraud. So be very cautious folks as it would seem you could lose a whack of your hard earned. To put it simply it is a 21st century scam.

March 28, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Immediate Nexus Scammers

i created an account with them and tried to confirm it the page froze

i exited thinking it didnt go through and now i can research them to see if theyre legit (I HAVE DOUBTS)

I get a phone call from what could be a generated landline number which makes it seem legit

i am speaking to a fast talking eastern eurpean guy who has trouble hearing me all of a sudden so he agrees to call back

i disconnect from the local wifi and he instantly calls but from a mobile number this time, still fast talking as if to be skimming over things to encourage me to make a deposit

he didnt seem interested in explaining anything instead he was just trying to confuse me by stringing big words together that didnt make sense

then he began asking for personal details and i slammed the phone going with my gut instinct

i then came here and saw anothers reviews which resonated with my experience

BE CAREFUL THEY ARE ONLY HERE FOR WHAT THEY CAN GET AND CARE FOR NOTHING BUT THEMSELVES

March 27, 2024
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Immediate Nexus has significantly…

Immediate Nexus has significantly enhanced my approach to investments, showing tangible improvements in portfolio performance. Its emphasis on staying ahead of market trends and flexible strategy adaptation is unmatched. A must for investors seeking to up their game.

March 7, 2024
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Revolutionizing My Investment Approach

Immediate Nexus has completely changed how I view and manger my investment portfolio. Their deep insights and practical strategies have enabled me to confidently navigate through market complexities, making it an indispensable resource for elevating investment acumen.

March 15, 2024
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don't get fooled or phoned.

Clearly a repro of other Immediate website, Just a new website registration. Advice just block all mobile calls not on your contact list. They phone continually harassing for more money never returned.

March 12, 2024
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