Globalprimetreasury 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

It's a total scam

It's a total scam! The platform is a demo, their ID's are fake and they use the profile pictures from people on other social medias. You send your money to Olkypay, an intermediary between your bank and a crypto account they use. They tell you to open a neobank account like N26, Knab or Bunq, because high street established banks will not sanction payments to them. Do not engage with them. Names they may give are Phillip Morgan, Nick Armand, Thomas Andrew Cohen or Mr. Daniel from finance. They are ruthless heartless, soulless and despicable criminals from I believe, the Baltic states, Ukraine or Russia?

October 25, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Global prime treasury LTD is a scam

Global prime treasury LTD is a scam.
Please be aware for this so called company.
They have no office, only an address.
They give you a login code to the platform, which is a fake account. You can’t transfer money to the account, they ask you to send the money to a bank account in Litouwen or Luxembourg, then they steel your money while they pretend to be trading for you on the platform with a fake account. When you want to withdraw the money they make you pay for it (10k or more) when you pay they drop you immediately. If you contact the company you get a new financial adviser who wants more money from you so he can drop you too. My first financial adviser was Thomas A Cohen when he ignored all my messages another so called adviser answered me, his name is Daniel. They are friendly to you until you want your money, then they turn their back and drop you. These are evil wicked people with no shame or dignity. They say that they are from the UK but they are not. One of them speaks with an eastern block accent. All the good reviews you can find about them are fake. Don’t buy it! These scammers took al my lifesavings.

October 24, 2024
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