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Scam company
One of the customer services called to say I am due for a refund and need to create an account with them to get my refund I told them to F**** OFF and be careful never to share your bank details.
Scam company
Ask you to pay first transaction for releasing a cold Wallet. As soon you transfer Coins to this Wallet its already gone. Then they ask you again to pay tax of 25% to release your recovery fund. Just don't deal with them.
They are scam. They tell you that your lost money scammed is recovered. Later they ask your bank details and transfer the money to verify and make the connection. And they run
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