Yes very good I have experience very…
Yes very good I have experience very long time
17 March 2026
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No withdraw
A scam by textbook definition:
a dishonest scheme to gain money or possessions from someone fraudulently, especially a complex or prolonged one.
"it turned out that the investment opportunity was part of an elaborate and sophisticated scam"
How does this definition apply?!
What happens is you are lead to believe from YouTube, you can generate a "balance" of $47,000. Sounds neat. Except it isn't.
Withdrawal: Definition in Banking, How It Works, and Rules:
to withdraw money means to take cash or funds out of a financial account, like a bank account, savings plan, or retirement fund, reducing the balance.
To take out and SPEND. we CANNOT spend from this account, thus we HAVE TO withdraw, to our account, where we can spend the $47,000. Generated here, to be moved. But that's where problems begin
And this is where the scamming is. Pay to withdraw: you are asked to deposit/ put money in to get money out. This is not correct in any regulated financial institution
No guarantee of success/multiple charges. You may be asked to pay on multiple occasions, leading to significant investor losses of capital
WHY do they require deposit - fake reasons are given to do with "verification" - which could be done with the trading of documents, not money.
Borrowing from legislation "to pass fraud checks" creating more and more barriers to getting the $47,000 into an account we control
The investor pays and is tricked. Investor can run out of money in the case of multiple charges, the account remains dormant and blocked. The investor Loses money
Please understand. You have to withdraw. No withdraw = no spending. No spending = poverty.
4 February 2026
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