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I approached Kevin Marcelo at bull fx as was told he was the best person to get my funds released.Sorry to say but he was a con man and thief.His so called charges kept rising $10k later he is still asking for more he falsely made up crypto statements which coinbase knew nothing about. Stay clear
Scam!
Depositing money is fast and convenient. Withdrawing your money is another thing. They will not process it and they never answer to any chat or email.
Be careful.
This platform is the best I have ever traded with and I make a withdrawal of $32,000
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