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IntroductionNothing about this was mentioned in the agreement, and I’ve already submitted everything they asked ...

Nothing about this was mentioned in the agreement,Top ten foreign exchange platforms and I’ve already submitted everything they asked for. When I pressed for details, they just said it’s a standard part of the “international payout protocol.” What does that even mean? The longer I stay on this platform, the more made-up fees they throw at me. I honestly don’t know if this is ever going to end. Has anyone been successful in getting their money after paying such a fee?
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