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I was told to initially cashapp a person named Pamela $500, then another $1000 for the upgrade fee to withdraw my initial $500 investment, then another $1500 to bc there was some issue with the company preventing me getting my funds, this is a scam through and through. I should have done my research and never trusted them.
no clue whats going on with the customer account and my money is stuck in. This company is perpetrated by fraudsters!! I did not know that they were not approved until they absconded with all my coins. A Fin Tecg Litigation Company is working on my case and liquidate all assets belonging to this firm. Do well to file a report if you have been a victim of their deceit.
Whilst you are paying in all good. I was daft enough to invest £250 of which I managed to get £200 back when I requested a trial withdrawl. The account showed over £400 but this was bonuses etc not real money. I was then contacted by the broker who talked the talk, which I have heard before...! This was a great opportunity etc etc. Requesting funding of a large sum which I reviewed the offer, the deal and after taking further legal advise did not take up. I was then harrassed and harranged by calls and emails repeatedly. That said I was considering the investment very carefully but due to other external issues I was unable to invest and was glad I had not taken up the offer of a "loan" from the company. I then received 15 calls 1 after another from various numbers in the same locality and as I have spam protection i did not answer as these numbers all showscam or spam. The emails got more and more terse until I reported the "trader" and the company and will not venture into this world again. Suffice to say, when I was required to upload front and back of a bank card i covered most of the details they did not require to see both front and back to reduce risks of card cloning or access to my account. I refused to allow them to remote onto my laptop and would not upload my bank details. I would strongly suggest people stear clear. Also note emails are not in grammatically correct English and details given are extreamly wolly and deliberately vague.
These barstards are a scam do not even go near them....they will take your money
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