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Metatradecore claims I need to pay a ‘financial stability fee’ before I can withdraw.
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IntroductionThey said I need to pay $2,000 as a “financial stability fee” before they will process my withdrawal ...
They said I need to pay $2,Is FXCM foreign exchange platform safe?000 as a “financial stability fee” before they will process my withdrawal. This wasn’t disclosed when I signed up, and I’ve never had to pay such a fee. It sounds like a tactic to keep my money. Should I proceed with this, or is it a scam?
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