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Nicolene V

1 reviews | Active since Feb 2022

22 Jun 2022, 12:09

Luno not interested in helping

Believe me if I could give them 0 stars I would. Fellow south African people don't invest anything with these people. Rather invest with your bank itself. They send you emails 2:14 in the morning saying you must pay R333 000,00 into their bank account from an email address ***. You ask them for assistance then get an answer we are sorry to hear about your ordeal. No one has Access to my luno account but myself. So where did this email come from. And who is sending it. Luno is nothing but *******. So people of South Africa don't invest with these people coz you are going to end up loosing everything

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Luno
Luno's reply22 Jun 2022, 13:16
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Hi Nicolene,

We're sincerely sorry to hear about your experience. We've received your concern via email and we can confirm that our support team has been further informing you. Based on the information that you've provided in your email correspondence to us, please note the following:

Unfortunately, there are many ****s in the cryptocurrency industry that will promise huge or instant returns. What you have shared with us sounds as though you are being contacted by a representative of a ****, or by someone promising unrealistic returns.
Luno does not operate in this way at all since each customer is able to freely decide when and how much they would like to deposit. Please investigate thoroughly before making any payment.
It's important to note that Luno is not affiliated with any third-party organisations, traders, trading and/or investment schemes and will never encourage you to send funds to any scheme.
Luno does not give financial or trading advice and we'll not manage your account for you. We also don't advertise guaranteed profits or ask you to deposit large sums of money to withdraw your profits.
 We don't want anything like this to happen to you again in future, so if you'd like more information about what ****s in the cryptocurrency space usually look like, please visit our Help Centre here:
Am I sending money to a ****?https://www.luno.com/help/articles/*** 
What are trading ****s?https://www.luno.com/help/articles/***
Staying safe from Telegram (and other social media) ****s:https://www.luno.com/help/articles/***
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Nicolene V's update22 Jun 2022, 13:31
Reviewer Update
It's very strange coz the person that trade for me is your very own CEO Marcus Swanepoel. What I don't understand is why can't this amount of R333 000 not be paid by swift payment like FNB my bank has told me. It will be of no cost to you and me. Why should I pay R3210 for a signal. Not having any gaurantee that I will get my profits. You people are creual
Luno
Luno's reply23 Jun 2022, 10:15
Official
Hi Nicolene,

As previously mentioned, It's important to note that Luno is not affiliated with any third-party organisations, traders, trading and/or investment schemes and will never encourage you to send funds to any scheme. We also don't advertise guaranteed profits. Anyone doing this and claiming to be from Luno (or partnering with Luno) is trying to **** you.
Further, there are no costs involved to take your money out of Luno or to manage your account, except for low processing fees that are automatically app****.
For more details on how to recognize and avoid such ****s, please read our Help Centre article on cryptocurrency ****s and schemes: https://www.luno.com/help/articles/***

For any other questions or concerns, feel free to inform our support team via your support ticket. They'll provide you with more information. 

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