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This platform is the best in all
I would rate it 0 stars if I could! I signed up with this company in June after finding a gentleman by the name of Anthony Gettis on Facebook. He posts content of his success and testimonials from others who have found success through his platform (exotic cars, homes, boats, etc). So I reached out to him to find out just a few weeks later, that I made one of the worst decisions in my life. I made a $500 investment in the beginners plan, and In just one week my account balance grew to $16,000; I was in awe! It felt too good to be true, but I held on to all of the success videos and content from other clients on his FB page. So I went to make a withdrawal ($14,000)after the first week. I was told by support that I had to pay $2,000 in transfer fees; and this is out of pocket. They said that they pay investors straight out, they don’t deduct the fees from Your profits. So I paid the $2000 in BTC as they instructed. I then receive another email the next day, telling me to pay another $1,980 due to Wirex card expiration, and once I pay that, the withdrawal will be successful. My account manager supposedly worked it out, and had me to send $1,000 instead. I went back and forth with him a little bit, because none of these fees were communicated to me up front. He only told me that I could make a successful withdrawal at any time. After I sent the $1,000 thinking that I will finally receive my profits, they sent another email telling me that my withdrawal got trapped in the block chain, and to send $1400 for Nano fees to release it plus $300 for a mining fee. I told them no way!! My account manager kept reaching out daily and pleading that if I paid it, the withdrawal will be successful; and he asked if I paid $1,000, he will take care of the rest. He haggled me for a whole week promising that the withdrawal will happen for sure, and that it wasn’t his fault. So my emotions got the best of me once again, And I felt like I was in too deep to turn around; so I sent another $1,000. He comes back a few days later as I waited for the withdrawal, and tells me that the Beginners account that I was in, has a $20k minimum for withdrawal. With my withdrawal being $14k, I was $6k short. At that point I was done! He still kept saying it wasn’t his fault, and once again haggled me for about another week; saying that he wants the best for me as my account manager, and he wants me to receive my profits right away. Once again he says if I paid another $1,000, he would lend me the rest and I pay him back when I received my profits. So I told him the most I would pay is $500; and if he took care of the rest, I promise to pay him back once I receive my profits. So he agreed and we went forward. A few days passed, I reached out to him a few times to see how things are going and why was it taking so long. He said that they were working on it and to give them a minute. So I checked back another day later, and he told me that the withdrawal was sent. I never received it, and I asked where was it sent, and he said in my CashApp account. I never authorized them to send it via CashApp, because I copied and pasted my wallet address (Klever) in the withdrawal request. But anyway, It never arrived in my CashApp account nor my wallet. He kept lying and saying they sent it, and kept asking for his money back (the supposed loan amount). I told him as soon as I receive my profits, I will not hesitate to send his money back. So I had him to send proof that he sent it to my CashApp (screenshot). He somehow came up with a false CashApp receipt that looked like the real deal, but I was suspicious because I only use my first and last name in my profile, not first middle and last, which I use on FB. I contacted CashApp support and they looked into it, because i screenshot a copy of the receipt. Turns out it was a false receipt and I was scammed! Now all of a sudden My account manager is unreachable, and won’t reply back! We would converse through FB Messenger and What’s App. I was scammed out of a total of $5,000 with my initial investment and all fees from day one. I should have followed my instincts, but I let my emotions get in the way. The guy uses two names and switches between Facebook accounts; that was a super red flag! He uses “Ronald Andrews “ and “Anthony Gettis”, and he has a way of switching all of his content between the two FB accounts. He’s mainly using “Ronald Andrews” now that the heat is on. If you come across either of those names and he’s offering what he can do for you investing with him, run as fast as you can in the opposite direction! What’s confusing to me, most scammers totally disappear after the fact, but this guy still posts new content daily (testimonials from happy clients, withdrawal screenshots, fancy cars, houses, etc). I wonder how people like that sleep at night after stealing from hard working people.