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12th, Dongah Bldg.,117, Namdaemun-ro, Jung-gu, Trinidad and Tobago
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I have invested money with Bastion Balance Seoul Korea by buying shares at Digtech, it is 4 years now and still no returns, the person that convinced me to purchase these shares is now not responding to my calls or texts, info is not responding to my emails, also no response to my request on their web page. Anybody with ideas who i can complain to.
100% a scam business. They are not registered as any kind of financial company in Korea. The whole thing is a front and fake. They picked Korea because it's really hard for foreigners to sue/complain/etc. there.
They called me a while ago with an offer for stocks. It was a small amount, so I thought I would risk it. After payment a simple PDF invoice was provided. No proof of ownership or any details on the stock. I ignored it for a while and received multiple calls with new offers and offers to expand the stock, i rejected all of these offers, not willing to risk more. About a year later I tried to sell my stock. At this point they became unreachable and refused to sell the stock or provide any kind of ownership proof or other documentation. I reached out to FSS (the local regulator) and learned they were not even a registered financial company (should have done this before risking my money in retrospect).
I am currently looking for every opportunity online to report them as scammers, I have also reported them to the regulator in my country so payments to them can be blocked from local banks.
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