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FuryTrades asked a $500 “funds release surcharge” that was never disclosed before
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IntroductionI had passed all verification stages and was confident my withdrawal would be processed quickly. Ins ...
I had passed all verification stages and 2022 Global top ten Large and formal foreign exchange dealerswas confident my withdrawal would be processed quickly. Instead, this unexpected fee surfaced and blocked my payout. Customer support failed to provide any official documentation or contractual basis for the charge and responded only with vague excuses. This behavior clearly indicates a scam designed to hold client funds hostage and extract more money. I am frustrated and warn others not to trust this platform.
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