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I've been notified that my account has been closed; there have never been any problems. They won't give me an explanation, and I have no idea where my money has disappeared. But, I'm overjoyed that the company my friend led me to sterGain,, where I saw my life's breakthrough. They promptly payment of all investments, and I'm happy to have discovered such an amazing company.
This company took $25,000 of my money. Do not invest with this company. Stay away
Bit Lords is a scam..... I have been through the same process as the other people who have reviewed. They pressure you more and more to invest in them but that raised my alarms. I had invested a bit more and my final test before I invested more was to withdrawal money but once I did that all things went quiet. I then got a cancelled notice for a withdrawal request. When I queried it, I was told that I had to close all my open deals...I did that and put in another request and since then, my third manager has gone quiet and the support line has gone silent as well.... I will have to go to my bank and see what they can do.... I would say that you need to avoid them like the plague.
I have been trying to get my deposit back from this company for six weeks now. After posting a review on Trust Pilot warning people not to invest in Bit-Lords I had a telephone call today from a London telephone number 0208 638 3721 and Mark said that he was trying to refund me my money. Because of a "misunderstanding" he said that he would refund not just the original deposit of 244 Euros but also the "profit" which shows up on my account page so that I could receive over 350 Euros. However he wanted me to share my computer screen with him. I argued that since I had paid the deposit on a credit card and they had already refunded me a test 10 Euros to this card that they could do the same for the remaining amount. He refused and insisted that he had to have access to my computer. Obviously I am not going to agree to let anyone share my computer so he put the 'phone down on me. He cancelled my pending withdrawal request on my home screen. This week I will go to my bank and tell them that I have been scammed by Bit-Lords and ask them to refund me my deposit. Banks need to know not to approve payments to this company. I am also preparing a complaint to the FCA. The longer it takes for Bit-Lots to refund my deposit the stronger my complaint will be.
THIS COMPANY IS A COMPLETE SCAM, DO NOT INVEST, YOU WILL BE HARASSED INTO MAKING A BIGGER INVESTMENT THAN THE €244 THEY INITIALLY WANT, THEN WHEN YOU WANT A WITHDRAWAL, FORGET IT
I had put all my savings for my house into this scam. The broker that was assigned to me with Bit-Lords seemed to be a good person. Morco Romano (T&M Finance Marko on whatsup). He did all the right things but then after taking about £25000.00 from me and telling me just to wait for my withdrawal which was a profit of €82207.80. I thought all my dreams were coming true. But after waiting for my withdrawal Bit-Lords.com support team or my assigned broker are not responding to any of my emails or whatsup messages. They are a very dangerous and manipulative company that will scam and ruin your life. Please do not take them on. I have lost my dream home and ruined my family. Any help sorting this out to try and recover any money back would be nice. My life is going down hill from here. In so much debt because of them. They are scammers! 🤬😡
I'd never heard of this before. I clicked on an ad about investing in Amazon out of idle curiosity and ended up with this shower. Who immediately rang me up, before I'd even clicked off the site, and tried to pressurise me into investing with them. They never even told me their name, or what they did, or where I could find out more about them - just let's get you started with a ,£204 deposit. Started with what? I didn't even know that! Every time I tried to say no, I got talked over with more high pressure sales talk - still not telling me, although I actually asked them outright, who they were or what they did. I eventually hung up on them and found an email from them. I blocked their number and email address and deleted the email. I filed their number in my contacts under scammers. Edit - I've just read through the rest of the reviews on here. All the positive ones have clearly been written by the same person.
Just an update Scamlord have stopped me from getting access to my account to stop me from trying to withdraw my funds
I have requested a withdrawal of my funds from Bit-Lords and my withdrawal request keeps being cancelled. The emails to the "finance" team keep bouncing back undelivered and therefore I am left communicating with the "trader" via telegram and he keeps telling me that he can't help. Also I keep receiving phone calls from people who claim that they work for a company called MetaQuotes and that my original deposit is in their platform and Bit Lords is not a proper trading company. They have access to a lot of personal information (perhaps similar to the data that I provided to Bit Lords) and are trying to get me to provide further personal information to secure my funds. Is this all a big ellaborate scam? Further update 310723 - I have now been promised a withdrawal however have been told I need to transfer 75% of my withdrawal amount to my bitcoin provider (coinable) to prove a "cash flow statement" so that my withdrawal can be actioned. This makes no sense other than the fact that my trading account (must be fake) has now been artificially increased so the actual money I paid in is 75% of my withdrawal amount. The person "helping" me with my withdrawal request is the same person/group of people who have been contacting me after every other withdrawal request to suggest Bit-Lords are a fake trading platform. Very ellaborate set of scams. I am now going to make it my mission to find out how to get this scam closed down.
It’s a scam of the highest level total con artist full of convincing utter bull do not give them any money you will not see it again
Do not trust this website. Do not trust the nonsense they spout at you. They allege they will teach you about trading on the market but they don’t. They will talk you through opening up a couple of positions which will allegedly earn you around €30 in a week and they will use this as carrot to try and get you to invest €1000. Even suggesting you take out a loan to invest. When you say no they will tell you that is the minimum you can invest. When you ask for your money back they will put up walls to prevent this happening. They will then hound you with calls. Do not be a mug like we have been. Fortunately we have only lost £209. But I can see how easy it would be to lose more. Do not use a company called FINN FINANCE to place your deposit with Bit Lords either. It is a scam.
Trading with my bit-lords account manager MIKE SIMONS has been great.Im a first time trader with no experience.MIKE has really taking the time and patience in educating me in the world of trading.He has made me confident to start trading on my own with his guidance.The bit-lords platform being so user-friendly also has helped the experience.Thanks MIKE and highly recommend to any first time trader...
They will take your money quick enough, provide with a link to your account which backs up their claims (.. a little fall initially, then surprise, surprise it just rises ) london phone numbers , which surprise , surprise you cant call abck , they claim to be based in switzerland Then they try and get more money. I asked for the initial investment back , "yep no problem"... different managers promising no problem same from the support team , but just excuse after excuse. Then asked to set up an account with coin base to receive profits and initial investment in crypto. Check their reviews out , !!..Good reviews on trust pilot have I m sure been placed on by `staff'. Can Trust Pilot look into ??) I feel a fool , I should have known better, blinded by seeing a false Martin Lewis reccomendation BEWARE BIT-LORDS ARE A SCAM.
I have been using Bit Lords for months now and I'm extremely satisfied with the service.
Dodge Coin has a steady inflow and outflow, therefore logically, it just requires some time for investors to invest some coins while they save for all cashouts. That is my viewpoint; let's see what transpires.