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If you try to withdraw after providing information with no fees or taxes, you will be required to pay 20,315% tax in advance.
I was told in advance that I could withdraw without tax and fees by communicating with the customer service manager, but I was told that I would not be paid unless I paid a total of 20,315% tax in advance when requesting withdrawal. The examination passed without any taxable explanation or consent. The amount cannot be changed. You cannot make a second withdrawal before the first withdrawal is successful. I have already taken the following measures. "It's different from what I was talking about before, isn't it?" I have to ask for a substitute. If you need a detailed amount, I will tell you later so please help me. Thank you.

If you try to withdraw after providing information with no fees or taxes, you will be required to pay 20,315% tax in advance.
I was told in advance that I could withdraw without tax and fees by communicating with the customer service manager, but I was told that I would not be paid unless I paid a total of 20,315% tax in advance when requesting withdrawal. The examination passed without any taxable explanation or consent. The amount cannot be changed. You cannot make a second withdrawal before the first withdrawal is successful. I have already taken the following measures. "It's different from what I was talking about before, isn't it?" I have to ask for a substitute. If you need a detailed amount, I will tell you later so please help me. Thank you.

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UserName : SURYADI, I made a $501 withdrawal, until now it has not been processed, customer service is not responding, email is not responding....

MIT latest industry rating score is 1.49, the higher the score the safer it is out of 10, the more regulatory licenses the more legitimate it is. 1.49 If the score is too low, there is a risk of being scammed, please pay attention to the choice to avoid.