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Reviews
Summary
Multiple reviewers report being cold-called from a Dutch number with pitches to invest in crypto, and say the solicitors were dishonest and pressured them to deposit repeatedly after an initial investment. Several describe aggressive upselling by a representative named David, then persistent problems and long delays when trying to withdraw funds, leaving them feeling used and deceived. One reviewer notes that the Dutch AFM published a warning referring to an Alberta securities commission alert that the operation is a scam. At least one person says they eventually recovered their money through a recovery service called Fosterboon.
Prince Das
10.06.2024 | 07:37
It was unfair what they did to me. They lured me into depositing more and more after my first deposit. I keep adding more believing what David was telling me when it’s time to withdraw the problem start and they keep posting me for months when I realized it seems like a game I have been used I find a way about which was fosterboon who got every penny invested back
Jackie Henderson
05.06.2024 | 18:47
They where not honest with me from the start , i had to listen to my aid and get out quick while i still had the chance.
Y. Skalli
10.05.2024 | 09:02
Cold-call yesterday from a Dutch mobile number They are selling crypto investments so i hung up The AFM (Dutch financial authority) published a warning from the Alberta security commission advising it's a scam