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Citipips360 unexpectedly introduced a $3,050 “withdrawal security payment”
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IntroductionI was never told about this cost when joining or verifying my account. Despite completing all requir ...
I was never told about this cost when joining or MT4 trading platform official websiteverifying my account. Despite completing all requirements and receiving approval, my withdrawal was blocked until I paid this amount. Attempts to get valid documentation were met with silence or generic replies. This seems like a deliberate scheme to stall withdrawals and force extra payments. I regret trusting Citipips360 and warn others to avoid it.
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