Smart Global Review 9
I am from india... Any Indians here pls suggest me...ustd Withdrawal and deposit... With out p2p account frozen ... Pls
Spreads aren't as tight as they said they would be, that's for sure. But I have to say, their ST5 trading platform is pretty good, not worse than MetaTrader.
I Hold an account with them for 9 months. Every time i contacted support, they are well trained, very polite and helpful. The platform is up and running on both my phone and MT5.
Straight forward and trustworthy broker. And they post beneficial market and chart analysis.
It would've been much better, if u can reduce the swap charges and provide some encouragement in terms of loyalty points or bonus etc.
Sakura (friends) of the group LINE are making huge profits in FX trading under the guidance of Kazuhiko Kanzaki and others. I'd like to try it myself, so I was introduced to a member of the group called mymy, and I opened an exchange called Smart Global and ended up depositing 7.1 million yen in four separate payments. With the teacher's guidance, I made a considerable profit and applied for a withdrawal of $70,000. The next day, my withdrawal request was rejected, saying that it was not possible to withdraw money because it had not been a month since the account was opened. Initially, it was said that you could withdraw any amount you wanted at any time. I continued to negotiate to be able to withdraw the money, and was able to withdraw only $3,500. After a month had passed since the account was opened, the person in charge, who identified himself as Masaharu Tokushima, asked to withdraw $40,000. You will be instructed to apply for a transfer from the exchange app, so do so. However, for some reason, I was told that I would not be able to withdraw the money unless I finally paid the full amount of tax on the profits. Of course, I received no such explanation, and was told that I would sue and my account was frozen. If you don't pay the penalty (the name has changed from tax to penalty before you know it) quickly, you will incur a big loss and everyone will laugh at you! It is said. Of course I will pay the taxes I have to pay. They say they will file a tax return according to Japanese rules, but the exchange will do that too! One point tension. At that point I was convinced it was a scam. Now, if you don't pay your taxes quickly, you'll lose everything! Things like this are said. If it's a really decent exchange, I think the Japanese rule is for you to file your tax return yourself. In any case, I would like a full refund of the deposit.
If you deposit 7.1 million yen and trade under the guidance of a teacher, your profits will increase in no time. About two weeks after opening the account, I applied for a withdrawal of $70,000, but the next day I was told that the withdrawal could not be made because it had not been a month since the account was opened, so the withdrawal was rejected. I managed to negotiate and was able to withdraw $3,500 the next day. After that, I was told that I could not withdraw money until 10 business days had passed, or that it had not been a month since I opened the account. More than a month later, when I told the person in charge (Masaharu Tokushima) that I wanted to withdraw $40,000, I was asked to complete the procedure through the exchange app, which I did. However, the transfer did not take place, and after several inquiries, I was told that I would not be able to withdraw the money unless I paid the tax on the profits. In the first place, I was never given any explanation that there were any conditions for withdrawals, and even when I asked about it, there was no clear response. I was asked to pay more than $88,000 in taxes on my $40,000 withdrawal. I would like to ask them to pay the tax from there since there is still $360,000 left in their account, but they are adamant that they cannot do that. I don't understand paying $88,000 to withdraw $40,000. In the first place, I don't understand paying taxes as of March, and I don't trust the fact that I can withdraw the entire amount if I pay $88,000. I would like the remaining principal amount of 6.6 million yen to be returned. My children's school fees are being wasted.
When I requested a withdrawal for the first time, I was told to apply from the exchange app, so I did so. After about a day of not receiving the money, I contacted the person in charge, Mr. Tokushima, and was told that the money could not be withdrawn because it had not been a month since the account was opened. There was no explanation about this when I opened the account. I managed to negotiate and was able to transfer only 20 minutes of the amount I wanted to withdraw. I was told that it would take 10 business days for the next withdrawal, but I never heard of that! Two weeks later, I had no choice but to contact Mr. Tokushima to withdraw $40,000, and I applied through the exchange app around 9:30 in the morning. I did not receive the money and inquired several times, but there was no clear answer. In the evening, I was told that I would not be able to withdraw money unless I first paid the taxes on the account balance. Of course, this is completely new to me. If that's the case, why didn't you say so in the first place? The principal amount was 7.1 million dollars (approximately 47,000 dollars), but thanks to the guidance of a teacher, the balance exceeded 440,000 dollars. I was told that I would not be able to withdraw money unless I transferred about $88,000 in taxes on the balance. Since I only want to withdraw $40,000, I asked them to pay the tax from the balance in my account, but I can't! One point of tension. I asked them to just give me back the principal, as I would be giving up all profits, but that didn't work either. I talked to the person in charge about what to do, but all they told me was to pay the taxes first. I don't have $88,000. Please help me.
