Barginex Reviews

1. halil

   | na at na | about 4 years ago
   WARNING BARGINEX steals your money

   WARNING BARGINEX steals your money I subscribed to Barginex a few years ago, started playing with small amounts of money, sometimes I won, sometimes I lost. Everything seemed normal. But recently I started earning a little bit more and the problem started after i want to make withdraw that money. If you win 10% - 20% with your deposit, it is not a problem, but if you start earning higher they start playing with spreads to prevent you from winning. When you open a position, you start with 10-20 spreads. But if you start winning, the spread will be in one time 100 or even 1000. That’s mean the money you invest decreases to -50% at once. However, if they cannot prevent you from winning, they close your account as they did to me and steal your money and they will not answer your mails. As i want to make withdraw THEY CLOSED MY ACCOUNT AND STEAL MY 0.23 BTC. I worked for 3 months long to make this money When my account was closed, they answer to my first mail as follows “There are manipulative transactions on your account. Please give detailed information about your daily transactions: What is the logic behind opening positions so often? Please inform us about frequently opened transaction issue. ” How can i manipulate with 0.23 Btc? They manipulate the prices as they are playing with the spreads After all this my account is deleted from Barginex and they don’t answer my e mails.

   🏁 Competitors: SimpleFX

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