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Bitnotex is a 100% fake platform.
They gladly took my $200 deposit,
but the withdrawal system is rigged.
If you try to withdraw a small amount,
they approve it just to trick you. But as soon as I tried to withdraw my larger balance, my account was completely banned.
You cannot get your money out of this site.
Do not deposit a single cent here, they will just eat your funds and block your account.
One of the my favourite broker.
I am in California. I use this as a part time. My Indian friend invites me in this broker. I knew in market.
Fully recommended to new user to trade in spot coins not good for future trade
I use this broker. Its good for spot traders. No fees and no issue I am from Peshawar
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