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krypto Xperts Trade said I need to pay a “verification tax” before I can withdraw. Should I proceed?
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IntroductionThey told me I need to pay $1,500 as a “verification tax” before I can get my $4,500. This sounds fi ...
They told me I need to pay $1,fxtm International Co., Ltd.500 as a “verification tax” before I can get my $4,500. This sounds fishy. Has anyone else had to pay this kind of fee?
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