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They were so kind and responsive in the beginning. Then the moment I asked to withdraw, they vanished. I lost $12,000. I tried contacting my bank, but they were no help. That’s when I heard about the Firm on my Bio Image in a Facebook group. They were responsive, kind, and effective. They gave me hope when I thought all was lost.
Scam 100%
A friend got in this, wired 3200€, was allowed to withdraw half of it.
Now withdrawals are blocked with the excuse that they suspect "money laundering".
Abolute scammer
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