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I saw a misleading post about Michelle Yeoh finding a good trading app on FB which led me to sign up. Obviously, it was a not a real post from The Star. See pic below. The website address isn't even The Star.

But quite honestly, their agents are fast acting, in less than 15 mins, I already got a call then they assisted me with the deposit. But reading more about the reviews online of traders and seeing their interface, I immediately took my money out. I don't know how to navigate the system and they are asking several documents. Then I got a call again from one of the brokers asking me why I withdrew my money, I just said I don't want to engage anymore. Then later at night, someone called me again explaining how to trade via leverage trading. I don't have time for that anymore. I just want my money back. THEN HE PROCEEDED TO BULLY ME INTO LETTING MY MONEY STAY IN THE ACCOUNT. Saying it's so weird for him that just in hours, I withdrew my money. So I explained to him that first, I DIDN'T APPRECIATE THAT MODMOUNT USED A MISLEADING POST FOR PEOPLE TO JOIN THEIR TRADING PLATFORM. DID MICHELLE YEOH, STEPHEN COLBERT, & MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT EVEN KNOW YOU ARE USING THEM TO PROMOTE YOUR PRODUCT, AND THAT IT IS MISLEADING BY NATURE? TRUST OUT OF THE DOOR. Second, IT'S MY MONEY. IF I WANT TO WITHDRAW IT, THEN I WILL WITHDRAW IT. PERIOD.

This is a trading platform and it involves money. Do your promotions in a clean way. Honestly, you have a lot of potential but you move like a scammer in your ads.

Sharing the article link here to prove my encounter: https :// web.marketfinancialpro.com/cPV8rfb1?utm_campaign=rk1+my&utm_source=fb&utm_placement=Facebook_Desktop_Feed&campaign_id=*******405&adset_id=*******005&ad_id=*******005&adset_name=adset1+—+Копия&ad_name=4&fbclid=IwAR1GCn2mOIFre-J5Tw2vX6iQWwpSIurTe41eF6cPNBKeY-dEW9Edr-T9SX4