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Recently, some investors complained that they were unable to withdraw funds from Prospero Markets (hereinafter collectively referred to as Prospero Securities), their accounts were disabled, and even their profits were erased. Then Prospero Securities denied it. What happened?
The broker denied it but was slapped ruthlessly in the face, it was originally two different accounts
According to the description of investor Mr. A, a few days ago, he applied for a withdrawal at Prospero Securities. He did not expect that the account was inexplicably disabled without any notice. After learning of his complaint, Prospero Securities also Erase his account profit.
Subsequently, Prospero Securities denied Mr. A’s complaint. According to the screenshot, Prospero Securities said that on May 13, Mr. A’s 10000155 account deposited two $500, one of which has been credited, and the other due to Review the returned card. On May 16, the platform informed Mr. A in advance and deducted the over-input $500 if there was no transaction in the account.
In another email, Prospero Securities also replied that Mr. A's 10000155 did not have the transaction order number 4097751.
Mr. A slapped Prospero Securities in the face, "Prospero Securities, your words are like farts. First: I made two deposits in my account from the 10001446 account. After the successful deposit, the position was liquidated on the night of the transaction; second: The 10000155 account you mentioned is my account. The funds without deposit on May 13th are the remaining funds of my previous deposit. You all directly erased the funds from 10000155 without notifying me. Third: When you said that my funds were erased, there was no transaction in my account. A single 0.02 lot of gold, are you blind? Fourth: You told me in advance when you said to erase the funds in my account, why did I not know it myself.
That is to say, Mr. A has two trading accounts, one of which was liquidated on the night of the deposit on May 13, and the other had remaining funds before, but on May 16, without any notice, the platform Funds are wiped and accounts are banned. Prospero Securities confuses the two, is it really ignorant or conscious?
Prospero Securities claims to be regulated by the Australian AISC, but on the official website of Prospero Securities, it says: Prospero Markets LLC is registered with the Financial Services Authority (FSA) of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The FSA registration number is 533LLC2020, and the account opening agreement of Prospero Securities only states that the registered address of the platform is St. Vincent FSA.
The broker denied it but was slapped ruthlessly in the face, it was originally two different accounts
According to the description of investor Mr. A, a few days ago, he applied for a withdrawal at Prospero Securities. He did not expect that the account was inexplicably disabled without any notice. After learning of his complaint, Prospero Securities also Erase his account profit.
Subsequently, Prospero Securities denied Mr. A’s complaint. According to the screenshot, Prospero Securities said that on May 13, Mr. A’s 10000155 account deposited two $500, one of which has been credited, and the other due to Review the returned card. On May 16, the platform informed Mr. A in advance and deducted the over-input $500 if there was no transaction in the account.
In another email, Prospero Securities also replied that Mr. A's 10000155 did not have the transaction order number 4097751.
Mr. A slapped Prospero Securities in the face, "Prospero Securities, your words are like farts. First: I made two deposits in my account from the 10001446 account. After the successful deposit, the position was liquidated on the night of the transaction; second: The 10000155 account you mentioned is my account. The funds without deposit on May 13th are the remaining funds of my previous deposit. You all directly erased the funds from 10000155 without notifying me. Third: When you said that my funds were erased, there was no transaction in my account. A single 0.02 lot of gold, are you blind? Fourth: You told me in advance when you said to erase the funds in my account, why did I not know it myself.
That is to say, Mr. A has two trading accounts, one of which was liquidated on the night of the deposit on May 13, and the other had remaining funds before, but on May 16, without any notice, the platform Funds are wiped and accounts are banned. Prospero Securities confuses the two, is it really ignorant or conscious?
Prospero Securities claims to be regulated by the Australian AISC, but on the official website of Prospero Securities, it says: Prospero Markets LLC is registered with the Financial Services Authority (FSA) of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The FSA registration number is 533LLC2020, and the account opening agreement of Prospero Securities only states that the registered address of the platform is St. Vincent FSA.