After weeks of leading me to believe my…
After weeks of leading me to believe my deposits was yearning profits, not a cent was released to me.. glad I requested help through the website on my name section and my refund guaranteed!!!
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After weeks of leading me to believe my deposits was yearning profits, not a cent was released to me.. glad I requested help through the website on my name section and my refund guaranteed!!!
I have been follow my case since last week Thai reported my case with P amela , and just yesterday I got a notification on my phone and to my surprise it was a deposit of my money to my account. If you are new here avoid myprofitlive,they game me a nightmare
Less than 1 why do you have 1 as a scale
Should be 0 I was scammed do not invest.
They are not real at all nd it is nothing to you to be sure when you invest. I lost 37 K Aus
This company keeps doing everything to make me invest after I agree to university $250 I was meant to go to try and make a withdraw but I was meant to get an authentication before I make a withdrawal. Then I was told if I make a deposit of a good sum of amount on my investment account I will be able to make it withdraw whenever I want. I also agreed and made a deposit of 3,000 CAD and after a few weeks when I need to make a withdrawal the process didn't work out still then I knew all the trick was a scam then I had to start looking for a way to get my money back and I contacted a few persons before I contacted Pamela via her email pamelamaivu at g mail com and filed my case and surprisingly I got my money deposited to my local bank after tbe process . I would have to warn everyone to avoid this company and reach Pamela for help .
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Absolute Scam. Low life’s scamming people out of their hard earned money. Hope they all burn in hell….my brother does a minimum wage job and they convinced him to invest and he lost everything, 15 years of what little he had saved. We had to watch him as he was getting suicidal….
this is a scam, i didn't pay attention to the red flags, and i got sucked in, they kept pushing to make you believe that they are legitimate, asked them for their license and they said they didn't as they were a crypto based company and he said it was in Switzerland. here are a few names that i encountered, Andrew, Alexander, David, few other ones can't recall, i kept saying i was happy with the 350$ i had started with, and i would just work with that, it pissed him off, and he put another agent/scammer onto me and i told him the same thing, but he was a bit more persuasive in telling a good story, and saying he had clients across canada and they were making big money, I kept asking for proof, but he side stepped it and i got suckered in. he spun a great story, and he kept it up, and i kept going in deeper, also before i forget they entice you with withdrawing a hundred here a hundred there, to let you know that they are there for you, if you go to do a withdrawl on your own, you need to have them activate the withdrawl, that was a red flag for me too. they did everything to keep you on the hook, hook line and sinker. when i did get some paperwork , it was from barkleys bank of london, i got a hold of them and they said that they had no business with them, but i wanted to try and trap them, but, that didn't work, i lost a lot even had given me ways of borrowing the money from high interest rate institutions because i would be able to pay it back in a short time he said, fat chance that happened. anyways, runnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn do not trust them
Myprofitlive is a well established heist company runs by notorious individual with crook evil employees with all criminal record because only criminals can do this and can't find decent jobs and doesn't have a better life but to deceive people. Beware of myprofitlive after you sign up for $250 a representative will call you and persuade you to invest with them. In the name of MArcel Blanco, called me and with his heinous act he insisted me to invest and easy withdrawals but none his words came into reality. With their plotted scheme of attractive offers and return of profit you will be persuaded to invest and with their platform you think you are gaining profit but they control it and no return of all you invest but instead they will disappear. Beware of them, No information of the company or whereabouts, they are all hiding but their plot is to steal all your money. Do not give them any money at all.They only let you withdraw at the beginning until they gained your confidence and they want you to invest more. Scam company! The positive reviews are all came from their criminal employees, none of these positive review are true but all fake.
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