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Arllentrades asked me with a $2,000 “liquidity verification payment” as a condition
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IntroductionI had completed every required step and was assured that my account was fully verified and ready. Th ...
I had completed every required step and World's top ten best foreign exchange platformswas assured that my account was fully verified and ready. This sudden charge was not included in any agreements or communicated beforehand. Upon requesting policy documentation, I received only vague, scripted replies. It’s clear that this is a ploy to stall withdrawals and coerce traders into paying unexpected fees. This broker is a scam designed to take advantage of unsuspecting investors. I regret ever trusting them.
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