I know the Professor Andreas and his…
I know the Professor Andreas and his assistant Matilda they are honest and friendly and very helpful
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I know the Professor Andreas and his assistant Matilda they are honest and friendly and very helpful
I have over $70,000 in my account and they will not let me withdraw the funds. They are nice in communicating but they are not going to let go of your money! If you contract trade on your own they have the site rigged so it will take more money after every trade you will not win.
This company is designed to take your money, I was trading with one of their professionals and quickly lost $20k because they instructed me to over leverage my position recklessly. They have complete control over their website so if you trade on your own even if your watching the price live it will not match up as the site will keep you negative. If you want your money stay away!
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