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How do I know if this site, company is legit. I have been doing trading with them on live.au-xe and currently making a return, (with very small amount deposited) however still not sure if it’s real or being groomed as a scam. Doing google search, nothing comes up with au-xe. Can’t find website or reviews.
Your advice please
Complete scam, they make you put more money, when you try to withdraw - they say keep it more and after they request fees, after paying them they are gone for good, say bye to your hard-earned money. All I wanted is to leave more to my family. Pretending to work with government but they are not even in Australia.
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