Binolla

I was initially attracted by the advertisement offering "$50 for opening an account," so I deposited $100, thinking I’d just lose it all. Surprisingly, my first few trades were miraculously profitable, and my account quickly grew to $180. Then, the customer service suddenly contacted me, saying I could join the "Newcomer Doubling Plan"—just deposit another $500 to receive a 100% bonus. I played it safe and only deposited $200, but the next day, my account was frozen! The reason given was that I was "suspected of bonus abuse," even though I hadn’t even used their bonus yet! The funniest part was that they demanded utility bills and other documents to unfreeze the account. After I submitted everything, they claimed the review failed. Looking back now, those early profits were just bait, waiting to hook a bigger deposit!

As a student, I saved up $120 to try forex trading. On just the third day of trading, the platform abruptly froze my account without warning! The so-called violation notice email only contained vague words like "automated risk control triggered by the system."

What's most infuriating is how they handled it: first saying the account would be unfrozen within 3 business days, then demanding video verification, and finally declaring it was their "final decision not to reinstate the account." I've kept all my trading records—there was clearly no violation! They're blatantly taking advantage of small investors knowing we can't easily fight back—this is daylight robbery!