Unfortunately, I was also a victim of this 'company.' They ask for an initial deposit of $200, but they lure you in with supposed benefits and promise triple profits in just a couple of days. Then, they ask you to open multiple trades—some generate profits, while others cause heavy losses—so they demand you deposit more money to avoid losing the account. Later, they offer new benefits, convincing you to deposit more money, claiming you’ll recover your investment and make substantial profits in a short time. But the same thing happens again: your advisor asks you to open losing trades, and then a different manager contacts you, warning that if you don’t deposit more, the account will be lost. It seems their business model relies on loss-making trades because they profit while pressuring you to keep depositing until you can’t anymore—and you lose all your money.