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101 Tachbrook St, SW1V 2QA, london, United Kingdom
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This a fraudulent platform
I never even expected it, I could not make withdrawals their customer service was trash that was when I realized I was scammed. But thankfully the website on my profile picture was able to help.
They clung on to my monies, and will not let go until hėlixlanės got in and got it all back.
This is a fraudulent company.
First you can start small. You get bonuses and soon after the first payout to your bank account.
Then they want to see more money. From € 25,000 you are in. You get a contract that assures you to get back at least the money you paid in. That goes quite well. The profits are exorbitant (on paper). Every week, on Monday, they are booked. The advisor calls and explains what is being done. The first contract lasts six weeks. One week before expiry you have to cancel or not. I wanted to cancel because I would have been satisfied with the yield. But you are persuaded to stay on until the end of the month. OK, I still had to pay a sum of about € 14,000. Then the capital with profit was 150k. A nice sum. The payout was supposed to be on 31 August 2023. You get a statement and have to pay the taxes in advance. I was told that 37% was enough. I waited and waited. On Monday I received an email from a blockchain clone company explaining that too little tax had been paid. I have to pay another €11,000. I did that and everything seemed fine. Now I receive another email from the blockchain fake company explaining that I have made a profit by depositing for a longer period of time, but that it is unavoidable that another €18,000 must be paid. The payment would then be guaranteed.
Well, that's when I got out. The reader can calculate how much I lost. It's a bottomless pit and you never get your money back.
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