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NitroPrime Capitals claimed I need to pay a ‘market condition fee’ before I can access my funds.
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IntroductionThey’ve told me that due to the ‘current market conditions,’ I need to pay a $1,000 “market conditio ...
They’ve told me that due to the ‘current market conditions,European and American fx’ I need to pay a $1,000 “market condition fee” before I can withdraw my $3,000. I’ve never heard of such a fee, and it wasn’t mentioned when I joined. This sounds like another excuse to avoid paying me. Has anyone encountered this kind of charge?
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