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TedarLive is asking for more money to release my account. Is this normal?
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IntroductionI’ve been trading on TedarLive for a while, and when I tried to withdraw my $4,000 profit, they said ...
I’ve been trading on Lianzhun ForexTedarLive for a while, and when I tried to withdraw my $4,000 profit, they said I needed to deposit $1,500 to “unlock” my account before I could withdraw. This doesn’t seem right. Has anyone else experienced this with TedarLive? What can I do to get my funds back?
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