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I ANSWERED TO AN INVITATION FROM THESE GUYS T OSTART TRADING TOGETHER. NOT ONLY THEY TOOK ALL MY MONEY - THEY EVEN INSULTED ME WITH ENDEBTING ME INTO MORE AND MOR EAND MORE.
AVOID THESE GUYS. THEIR NAMES (IM SURE THEY WILL CHANGE IT NEXT TIME) - DMOTRIY GRASOV, MARTIN KROOKS, NIKOLAY VOZNESNSKIY, ANNA LAVI, DENIS KOSOV AND SUCH) - of course these are ctreated names to fool you. STAY AWAY.
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