Mohamed Nejib Gorgi
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After six months of trading with them, I have discovered a lot of fraudulent practices, samples of which are the following:
– Manipulation of asset expiry rates to cause the loss of the trader. That is done by causing discrepancy between the trading platform and the trade table results.
– Continuous extraction of money or what might be labelled “money sucking”: In the name of investment, Beeoptions continues to exert a lot of pressure on me to deposit more and more unjustifiable money. I once surrendered to their pressure and deposited $5000, but this was not enough as it seems to be a general policy to extract more money from clients.
I keep resisting depositing more money and now they suggest a 20 (later raised to 30%) off my requested turnover if I deposit another $5000. I still refused because I know this is only a form of disguised theft.
– Deception through provision of opposite advice to what their senior trade analysts are supposed to deliver as information to traders. To give you just an example, I was focusing my trades on oil whose price kept going down and I was playing on that. Their Head Analyst Jonathan Taylor suggested that I invest $10,000 betting on oil prices to go sharply up by the end of this month which I knew was a lie and a trick to make me lose that huge amount of money, so of course I didn’t follow his advice. And as you can imagine, oil prices kept their decline.
Beeoptions will do every effort to make you lose money and in case you still manage to make profits, they will not allow you to make withdrawals, so please avoid them.
– Manipulation of asset expiry rates to cause the loss of the trader. That is done by causing discrepancy between the trading platform and the trade table results.
– Continuous extraction of money or what might be labelled “money sucking”: In the name of investment, Beeoptions continues to exert a lot of pressure on me to deposit more and more unjustifiable money. I once surrendered to their pressure and deposited $5000, but this was not enough as it seems to be a general policy to extract more money from clients.
I keep resisting depositing more money and now they suggest a 20 (later raised to 30%) off my requested turnover if I deposit another $5000. I still refused because I know this is only a form of disguised theft.
– Deception through provision of opposite advice to what their senior trade analysts are supposed to deliver as information to traders. To give you just an example, I was focusing my trades on oil whose price kept going down and I was playing on that. Their Head Analyst Jonathan Taylor suggested that I invest $10,000 betting on oil prices to go sharply up by the end of this month which I knew was a lie and a trick to make me lose that huge amount of money, so of course I didn’t follow his advice. And as you can imagine, oil prices kept their decline.
Beeoptions will do every effort to make you lose money and in case you still manage to make profits, they will not allow you to make withdrawals, so please avoid them.
