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Ruben F
1 reviews | Active since May 2019
01 Jun 2020, 18:03
24Option ****
All my fellow South-Africans and whom ever may read this post.
DO NOT INVEST with 24Option.com. As with all investment companies you should do research and make sure they are a regulated broker. To do so you should Google the companies FRN number (All companies are obliged to provide you with their FRN number).
24Option.com does not provide an FRN number.
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Ruben F's updateReviewer Update
01 Jun 2020, 18:09The fact that 24 Option does not even reply to one of the complaints just justifies the fact that these people have no hearts and are *****ing from innocent people.
RF
Ruben F's update01 Jun 2020, 18:09
Reviewer Update
The fact that 24 Option does not even reply to one of the complaints just justifies the fact that these people have no hearts and are *****ing from innocent people.
RF
Ruben F's updateReviewer Update
01 Jun 2020, 18:21When I just started trading with 24 Option my so called "Account manager", Elisona, called me every day and gave me advice on what trades to open and when... This is obviously not standard practice. This is known as Investment Cold calls.
Investment cold calls
A ******* claiming to be a stock broker or portfolio manager calls you and offers financial or investments advice. They will claim what they are offering is low-risk and will provide you with quick and high returns, or encourage you to invest in overseas companies. The *******'s offer will sound legitimate and they may have resources to back up their claims. They will be persistent, and may keep calling you back.
The ******* may claim that they are approved by a real government regulator or affiliated with a genuine company.
The investments offered in these type of cold calls are usually share, options trading or foreign currency trading.The ******* encourages you to buy shares in a company that they predict is about to increase in value. You may be contacted by email or the message will be posted in a forum. The message will seem like an inside tip and stress that you need to act quickly. The ******* is trying to boost the price of stock so they can sell shares they have already bought, and make a huge profit. The share value will then go down dramatically.
If you invest you will be left with large losses or shares that are virtually worthless.
This exact scenario happened twice to me.
After the first complete bust my "Account manager", Elisona, called me and just let me know that it is NOT a loss... hahaha... And that she has prepared a recovery plan for me...
So I made the mistake to listen to her and invest again, just to lose all of it again!
After losing it all again. Guess what her first words are to me: "ARE YOU HAPPY NOW". Wow I was shocked to hear this. She is evil and has no heart.
Now I am under great financial stress and where is she??? Ignoring my mails and never calling?
This is without a doubt a ****.
These people have no remorse. No grace.
Conclution: Do not invest with 24Option.com
Investment cold calls
A ******* claiming to be a stock broker or portfolio manager calls you and offers financial or investments advice. They will claim what they are offering is low-risk and will provide you with quick and high returns, or encourage you to invest in overseas companies. The *******'s offer will sound legitimate and they may have resources to back up their claims. They will be persistent, and may keep calling you back.
The ******* may claim that they are approved by a real government regulator or affiliated with a genuine company.
The investments offered in these type of cold calls are usually share, options trading or foreign currency trading.The ******* encourages you to buy shares in a company that they predict is about to increase in value. You may be contacted by email or the message will be posted in a forum. The message will seem like an inside tip and stress that you need to act quickly. The ******* is trying to boost the price of stock so they can sell shares they have already bought, and make a huge profit. The share value will then go down dramatically.
If you invest you will be left with large losses or shares that are virtually worthless.
This exact scenario happened twice to me.
After the first complete bust my "Account manager", Elisona, called me and just let me know that it is NOT a loss... hahaha... And that she has prepared a recovery plan for me...
So I made the mistake to listen to her and invest again, just to lose all of it again!
After losing it all again. Guess what her first words are to me: "ARE YOU HAPPY NOW". Wow I was shocked to hear this. She is evil and has no heart.
Now I am under great financial stress and where is she??? Ignoring my mails and never calling?
This is without a doubt a ****.
These people have no remorse. No grace.
Conclution: Do not invest with 24Option.com
RF
Ruben F's update01 Jun 2020, 18:21
Reviewer Update
When I just started trading with 24 Option my so called "Account manager", Elisona, called me every day and gave me advice on what trades to open and when... This is obviously not standard practice. This is known as Investment Cold calls.
Investment cold calls
A ******* claiming to be a stock broker or portfolio manager calls you and offers financial or investments advice. They will claim what they are offering is low-risk and will provide you with quick and high returns, or encourage you to invest in overseas companies. The *******'s offer will sound legitimate and they may have resources to back up their claims. They will be persistent, and may keep calling you back.
The ******* may claim that they are approved by a real government regulator or affiliated with a genuine company.
The investments offered in these type of cold calls are usually share, options trading or foreign currency trading.The ******* encourages you to buy shares in a company that they predict is about to increase in value. You may be contacted by email or the message will be posted in a forum. The message will seem like an inside tip and stress that you need to act quickly. The ******* is trying to boost the price of stock so they can sell shares they have already bought, and make a huge profit. The share value will then go down dramatically.
If you invest you will be left with large losses or shares that are virtually worthless.
This exact scenario happened twice to me.
After the first complete bust my "Account manager", Elisona, called me and just let me know that it is NOT a loss... hahaha... And that she has prepared a recovery plan for me...
So I made the mistake to listen to her and invest again, just to lose all of it again!
After losing it all again. Guess what her first words are to me: "ARE YOU HAPPY NOW". Wow I was shocked to hear this. She is evil and has no heart.
Now I am under great financial stress and where is she??? Ignoring my mails and never calling?
This is without a doubt a ****.
These people have no remorse. No grace.
Conclution: Do not invest with 24Option.com
Investment cold calls
A ******* claiming to be a stock broker or portfolio manager calls you and offers financial or investments advice. They will claim what they are offering is low-risk and will provide you with quick and high returns, or encourage you to invest in overseas companies. The *******'s offer will sound legitimate and they may have resources to back up their claims. They will be persistent, and may keep calling you back.
The ******* may claim that they are approved by a real government regulator or affiliated with a genuine company.
The investments offered in these type of cold calls are usually share, options trading or foreign currency trading.The ******* encourages you to buy shares in a company that they predict is about to increase in value. You may be contacted by email or the message will be posted in a forum. The message will seem like an inside tip and stress that you need to act quickly. The ******* is trying to boost the price of stock so they can sell shares they have already bought, and make a huge profit. The share value will then go down dramatically.
If you invest you will be left with large losses or shares that are virtually worthless.
This exact scenario happened twice to me.
After the first complete bust my "Account manager", Elisona, called me and just let me know that it is NOT a loss... hahaha... And that she has prepared a recovery plan for me...
So I made the mistake to listen to her and invest again, just to lose all of it again!
After losing it all again. Guess what her first words are to me: "ARE YOU HAPPY NOW". Wow I was shocked to hear this. She is evil and has no heart.
Now I am under great financial stress and where is she??? Ignoring my mails and never calling?
This is without a doubt a ****.
These people have no remorse. No grace.
Conclution: Do not invest with 24Option.com