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Forex Synals asked me that I must pay a $1,920 “compliance validation fee”
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IntroductionThis was never in their user agreements or mentioned during the funding process, and they had confir ...

This was never in their user agreements or Platform foreign exchangementioned during the funding process, and they had confirmed my account was approved after all verifications. Now, without warning, they block my funds and claim I must pay this new fee for “compliance validation.” When I asked for written proof, they ignored my request, replying with generic statements. It is obvious they are using fake fees to trap user funds, forcing traders to pay extra to get their money back. This is not how a regulated broker should behave. Forex Synals is a scam designed to steal from traders under the appearance of professionalism. I regret ever trusting this platform, and I will warn others to stay far away before they get trapped in this scam.
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