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Abstract:Unreliable forex brokers often use devious tactics to cheat their trading clients. Some of them use too-good-to-be-true marketing strategies, whilst some of them force their clients with an ultimatum (continue reading to see an example of this) that leaves them no choice but to conform.
Unreliable forex brokers often use devious tactics to cheat their trading clients. Some of them use too-good-to-be-true marketing strategies, whilst some of them force their clients with an ultimatum (continue reading to see an example of this) that leaves them no choice but to conform.
In this article, WikiFX will be featuring a case regarding a forex broker named Montorro which was received through our customer support team. This victim reports that Montorro allegedly forced him to deposit $30,000 before they could withdraw his funds.
According to Montorros WikiFX profile, it is evident that this is an unregulated forex broker with a low WikiFX score as it does not hold any valid license.
Montorro is a forex broker with its headquarters located in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Its official website is monttoro.com.
A reminder to all forex traders and/or investors:
It is always important to choose a forex broker that is regulated by an authority body and is operating with valid licenses, to avoid putting yourself and your trading funds at risk.
The first withdrawal experience should have been a red flag for the client. Nevertheless, he was not aware of its severity.
It was too late when the client realized that the situation was becoming absurd but a significant amount of money is at risk now.
It is crucial to stay informed and up-to-date with the traps of devious forex brokers. To learn more about these aspects, read the article here:
https://www.wikifx.com/en/newsdetail/202206141794544736.html
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