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IntroductionThey told me that before I can withdraw my funds, I need to pay a “final payment” of $3,000. I was n ...

They told me that before I can Operational skillswithdraw my funds, I need to pay a “final payment” of $3,000. I was never informed about this fee when I first signed up, and it seems to have appeared out of nowhere. This is highly suspicious, and I feel like they are just finding new ways to delay the withdrawal process and take more money from me. Has anyone else been asked for a "final payment"? Should I pay this fee, or is this just a scam to hold my funds?
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