A few months ago, a person from the trading solution provider company
“PlatformsFx” contacted the victim for forex trading. According to the
victim, the scammer and his so-called well-known gold trading platform
took US$76,878 from her and put it into a presumably real forex
account.To get more news about
WikiFX, you can visit wikifx official website.
Above is a print of the victims account history. They tricked her into
investing in forex with false promises that she could gain “high
returns” in a very short time. Unfortunately, after the victim submitted
a withdrawal request two months ago, the imaginary profits were never
transferred back to her bank account. Yet the shameless PlatformsFx is
still asking her to transfer tax money to withdraw the profits.
The victim added, “PlatformsFx sponsored the DUBAI FOREX EXPO 2020”
with the slogan “Congratulations to the Raffle Winners of the Forex Expo
Dubai with PlatformsFx, a 50% discount on the first month's payment, in
addition to free solution installment.” Watch out! They may use this
trick to cheat more investors.
As per investigation, we found that the score of PlatformsFx is only
1.31 on the WikiFX APP. According to the latest risk warning, this
broker currently has no valid regulatory status, please stay away from
it!
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