2 thoughts are coming to mind here.firstly their insistence that you fill out the declaration of deposit form suggests that they are looking for proof that you have intentionally made these deposits,which would make chargeback a lot more difficult.
secondly im noticing an increasing amount of stories where the trades being 'advised' are on a much longer timeframe,which presumably would put the timing of when you actually realise that you are being scammed OUTSIDE of the timeframe of when you would legally be allowed to issue a chargeback against these companies.BEWARE.
as far as i know it is not a legal requirement for you to fill out a declaration of deposit form in order to make a withdrawal,and such behaviour would lead me to think that there is something less than honest going on.
The long term trades have also been reported as an excuse for withdrawals to be blocked. In many cases, the long term trades were placed without client consent.
Dear Robert,
We can see that you are in contact with you broker and that our head broker has also become involved, they are taking care of the situation. We will be more than happy to look into this more thoroughly for you and get back to you as soon as possible.
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The Binary Brokerz Team
Dear Robert,
We can see that you are in contact with you broker and that our head broker has also become involved, they are taking care of the situation. We will be more than happy to look into this more thoroughly for you and get back to you as soon as possible.
Best,
The Binary Brokerz Team
Binary Brokerz Team said:The available funds are the amount that is able to be withdrawn. If you have received a bonus and would like to withdraw that bonus as well, then a trading volume of 30x that amount and your investment amount is required to do so. I will have your account manager contact you to further assist you. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.