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I tried to withdraw, but Elitetrade Ltd keeps rejecting my request. What can I do?
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IntroductionI’ve been trading with Elitetrade Ltd for a while, and when I attempted to withdraw my profits, they ...
I’ve been trading with Elitetrade Ltd for a while,10 yuan futures trading app and when I attempted to withdraw my profits, they kept rejecting my request. They said I needed to pay an extra $2,000 to "complete my withdrawal process." This sounds like a scam. Is anyone else having this issue? How can I get my funds?
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