VAHA Review 13
VAHA garbage platform, severe slippage. The day's opening price peaked at 4501, yet my stop-loss triggered at 4506, resulting in capital loss.
STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCAM! They are utterly fraudulent. I had a $700 profit, and they refuse to pay a single cent. It's absolutely disgusting. Fellow investors, be extremely cautious. Think twice before depositing or trading with them. If they won't even pay out $700, do you honestly believe they'll ever let you withdraw your profits? What's even more revolting is that they make you sign a "guarantee agreement" just to get your own initial deposit back. This is beyond vile.
Profits from the trade amounted to 700. Not only did they refuse to pay out the profits, but they also held my principal hostage to force me into signing a commitment letter. Is this something a human being would do?
The trading environment is excellent, and the operations are very convenient. Most importantly, the promotions are great, and the range of trading products is comprehensive. Any issues encountered are promptly resolved by customer service. So far, I am quite satisfied.
Deposits and withdrawals are both very fast. The trading environment is also good. Mainly, my account manager is basically available anytime, and the service is very professional. They even send me some technical analysis every day. Highly recommended!
I've been using the VAHA platform for over two months now. Deposits and withdrawals are processed quickly, and the trading environment is excellent. The rebate and lottery activities are great, and the trading costs are relatively low. The account manager is very professional—whenever I encounter issues, I get prompt feedback. The most surprising part was receiving gifts from the account manager during holidays, which was really nice. I hope the platform continues to improve and grow.
This shady platform won't even pay out profits under $800 from sell orders, instead coercing investors into signing commitment letters by holding their principal hostage.
This platform is absolute garbage. Losing money on initial trades is par for the course, but after making a few hundred in profits, they froze my account and principal. They coerced me into signing a pledge stating I violated their rules, threatening to withhold my principal otherwise. The CRM backend shows the exact times for opening and closing these positions—who can tell me where I violated anything? The only “violation” was making a few hundred in profits...
