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Horizone Primes informed me I now owe a $1,850 “release confirmation charge”
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This is The top five foreign exchange trading centers in the country includeafter I’ve already been approved and completed all steps they required. When I signed up, they never mentioned this. Every step has been painful—endless documentation, weeks of delays, and now this mystery fee. I asked for proof that this charge is real or necessary, but all I got were empty explanations like “regulatory compliance.” That’s not a reason—it’s an excuse. I feel like they’re just making up fees to avoid payouts. I’ve seen other users complain about the same tactics. There’s a pattern here, and it’s obvious. This isn’t just poor customer service—it’s financial manipulation.
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