A total scam
A total scam. No transparency regarding withdrawals. Required to purchase a debit card with a $799 activation fee. If you purchase one they require thousands for custom fees to ship it to you.
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Panco Traders is a leading provider of financial services and lays emphasis on creating customized investment solutions in the areas of asset management, real estate, investment banking and cryptocurrency asset,stock trading and non-farm payroll(NFP).
SEFTONS, 135-143 Union St, Oldham OL1 1TE, United Kingdom, OL1 1TE, Oldham, United Kingdom
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A total scam. No transparency regarding withdrawals. Required to purchase a debit card with a $799 activation fee. If you purchase one they require thousands for custom fees to ship it to you.
It’s officially back full of support thanks to management

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