@FxMaster- point noted
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Ryan devanathan : I've had a similar experience. With the exact approach you describe.
I asked them a few questions - who are you; how did you get my email address; how did you know I had
an issue with optionstars?- all were ignored! Then I cunningly (or is it stupidly?!) shared my phone contact as advised, "so I can be assisted' (LOL). Then the calls started, from a Netherlands number. And I was sent a link to the 365change, where I could see my purported "funds", and "guided " on how to activate my bitcoin wallet, to enable the said funds to be transferred to me. Of course the case of the $100 is as told to you. At this juncture, I asked for company official registration number that would be given by the hosting government. Yes; you guessed it...IGNORED!
We have been at the stage of waiver demands(hahaha), such that my "funds" can be "donated" to charity, and me ignoring the persistent calls! Didn't get to the stage of additions being asked of me. Guess because I didn't get to activate the wallet.
@ The Punisher - That is true. Those are glaringly absent. The only "guidelines"accorded are a quarter page email. But then again, optionstars was a master author of those. And they still scammed me ......
and many others( I believe). As a matter of fact, it is those T&Cs they used to play their fiddle! By cherry
picking the sections that favoured them!