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Is a BIG SCAM
Is a BIG SCAM. And BinaryCent too.... Stay away from this people. I asked for a refund and they don't allow it ... they say I have to make a withdrawal and they charge a 20% commission.
17 June 2020
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centobot is a big fraud
centobot is a big fraud, stay away from them. i got scammed by this platform. thanks to the name in my bio that helped me initiate a charge back. report this platform to them and get help
21 May 2020
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They never let you win
They never let you win! spike out every time price is too tight they always take your money. Stay away.check out my profile to know the Recovery service i used to claim for my refund from the brokers that almost swindled me.
8 October 2019
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