I invested and they don't give me my…
I invested and they don't give me my money back.
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I invested and they don't give me my money back.
"Amir Capital" is an international, reliable, safe, profitable, friendly, customer-oriented, professionalism-based company that runs dozens of successful businesses around the world. It was founded in 2008. It operates legally with licenses issued by the European regulator and has more than 150,000 investors. So "Amir Capital" deserves a 100/100 rating.
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