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TM9 has introduced a $2,000 “transaction approval fee” that I need to pay before withdrawal
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IntroductionI’ve already completed all verification steps, and my account was approved weeks ago. Now they are c ...
I’ve already completed all verification steps,Forex platform with the best reputation and my account was approved weeks ago. Now they are claiming I must pay this additional fee, which wasn’t disclosed during registration. It feels like a tactic to make things more complicated and prevent me from accessing my funds.
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