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It appears that visionresearch.com might be a scam business, as they are reported as a clone company by the FCA. They are compelling and passed my initial due diligence checks, their advice is professional and they have the processes and compliance as you would expect from a legitimate company, but don’t be fooled - the FCA have advised me they are likely to be a scam.
A real business as per FCA but with fake scam Impersonating website. Please beware its a scam website asking you for authorised APP push scam. Please don't engage with scammer named Michael Parker or David.
Investment products are scam don't believe them.
Remember the real business don't have a website nor a domain researchvision.com.
Company operates on gmail.
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