INVEXIA Review 2
They invited me to start investing with just $2, 000. Then I started investing, and the assistant asked me to withdraw 500 so I could see how easy it was to withdraw. Then she invited me to take out a loan from her institution, and so I did. I requested 2000 because I didn't want to get into debt, and the assistant told me to request more because it was too little. I requested 10,000, thinking they would cancel the previous 2000. They authorized both and lent me a total of 12,000. At the end of the month, they asked me to pay the 12,000 because it was due, and if I didn't pay, I could face up to three years in prison. I asked if they would let me withdraw money, and they told me that to release it, I had to pay 20% of their fees plus 10% VAT, and then I could withdraw the money. I paid, and the person on the system said I had to wait another day because it takes time to process the paperwork at the bank. In the end, they asked me for another 7,000 because they said it was necessary to regulate my deposit. I paid, and they asked me for more money.
They invited me to invest in stocks with small amounts, around 18 thousand in a month. Later, they said I was assigned an IPO by lottery that I didn't request, amounting to over 120 thousand, and because I didn't participate, they have held onto my money. They offered me loans to pay for those stocks and withdraw them a day later. That's how they did it with a small amount—now they want me to put in more money, and they'll do the same thing to me.
