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This company is a scam once I made a considerable payment they closed everything down and I could not talk to anyone or get onto the site .Why does trustpilot not vet these companies.
Everything is better than other platforms, only issue with partial profit or loss you can not do anything they should improve this, will get 5 star.
Reply from FcxMarkets
Dear Abigail,
Thank you for your feedback.
However, as we see a low rate , we'd like to see if we can assist you with anything else to improve.
We have tried to locate your emails or details in our system, however unfortunately we have been unable to do so. We’d appreciate you contacting us if there is anything we can help you with.
Kind Regards,
FCX Markets Team
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