,000 GONE! AtlasFX IS A SCAM from wisepowder's blog

Earlier this year, I opened account in AtlasFX and invested $8000. Since I didnt know how to trade, the broker offered a trader trading my account. Soon I made quite lot of profits. My Account balance surged to $25,710.To get more news about WikiFX, you can visit wikifx.com official website.

　　When I decided to withdraw my fund, I was informed through email from AtlasFX that I had to pay a semi-annual brokerage fee $2,500 that would pay for my next 6 months of withdrawals. I paid that. Then I was informed I had to pay the trader 15% commission. After all the payments had been made, I received a notification stating that my remaining fund $20,000 was being released and I would receive it within an hour.
　　But 24 hours passed, I didnt receive any fund, not a penny. I logged into my AtlasFX account, only to find that the fund was still there. My withdrawal requests had been declined several times.

　　After that, I still haven‘t heard from the trader. AtlasFX transferred money to my blockchain wallet but not $20,000, they only transferred $2.02. I’ve been trying to speak to the customer service to receive the rest of my funds, but they claimed $20,000 was successfully transferred.

　　Per investigation, AtlasFX is displayed as “no license” with a score of only 1.10 on WikiFX APP, which means the broker is quite risky. It is suggested to download WikiFX APP first, so as to recognize illegal brokers before trading.

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