

Fusion Asset Recoveries
Oct '25 - Sep '26
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Aug 2014
I though I had hit the jackpot with Adam's trading advice initially. Then he became really pushy, even suggesting I take money out of my credit card to invest. He phoned me almost daily and I began to feel uncomfortable with his attitude. And so I decided to withdraw my money ( which I was advised could happen instantly. this was not the case. |He now did he needed 5 - 7 working days to liquidate the assets and I need do nothing, he would handle it all. Then he vanished into thin air and during this time there was a slump in the NYSE. My account now stood at $0.00 This is a ponzi scheme of note, I have reported them to the FSCA but want to warn people against Eklavya and Solais. My savings are gone and now they are trying to get me to sign a waiver saying they weren't responsible?I requested liquidation of the portfolio 3 weeks prior to the market crash. I hold Adam and Eklavya responsible for this loss. They are down and right ****s, trained to run ponzi schemes. The out to be stripped of their rights to function as asset mangers or brokers. I want my money back! Amanda
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2014
I though I had hit the jackpot with Adam's trading advice initially. Then he became really pushy, even suggesting I take money out of my credit card to invest. He phoned me almost daily and I began to feel uncomfortable with his attitude. And so I decided to withdraw my money ( which I was advised could happen instantly. this was not the case. |He now did he needed 5 - 7 working days to liquidate the assets and I need do nothing, he would handle it all. Then he vanished into thin air and during this time there was a slump in the NYSE. My account now stood at $0.00 This is a ponzi scheme of note, I have reported them to the FSCA but want to warn people against Eklavya and Solais. My savings are gone and now they are trying to get me to sign a waiver saying they weren't responsible?I requested liquidation of the portfolio 3 weeks prior to the market crash. I hold Adam and Eklavya responsible for this loss. They are down and right ****s, trained to run ponzi schemes. The out to be stripped of their rights to function as asset mangers or brokers. I want my money back! Amanda
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