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Extended hours pricing no longer functions; users report this issue persisting for years. It executed a predetermined sell, but I cannot view current prices, which is unsatisfactory. I discovered Assurity Secure in The New York Times and decided to assess them before committing. Since then, they have significantly influenced my life.
It’s a scam you never get any money from it they do show that the transfer is completed! But then the money never hits your account and it’s gone from your Itp account and it’s not even there in your wallet! So basically it vanishes in thin air!!
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