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Complete Scam!! You can watch your so called investment grow but you cannot get it out. First you have to pay insurance and then more and more , don’t believe anything they say. They lie. You will never get your money out.
Complete scam. They will feed you false promises and high pressure tactics to take advantage of their "special opportunities".
Unlike their claims, there are no instant withdraws. They will make up excuses as to why your account cannot withdraw funds until additional funds are deposited. Once you fall for this, they will block all communication and steal your investment.
Truly despicable scam. I sincerely hope no one else falls for their tactics because I am certain the harm they're causing will cause some poor souls to lose the majority of their wealth or much worse irreparable damage.
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