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Regarding the legitimacy of USDETF forex brokers, it provides a comprehensive investigation into the security aspects of regulatory SCB, and WikiBit, as well as whether there are any negative scam reviews.

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Is USDETF safe?

The regulatory license is the strongest proof.

Retail FX

SCB Retail Forex License

The Securities Commission of The Bahamas

The Securities Commission of The Bahamas

Regulatory Agencies Introduction
  • Current Status:

    Suspicious Clone
  • License Type:

    Retail Forex License
  • Licensed Institution:

    Pepperstone Markets Limited Pepperstone Markets Limited
  • Effective Date:

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  • Email Address of Licensed Institution:

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  • Sharing Status:

    No Sharing
  • Website of Licensed Institution:

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  • Expiration Time:

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  • Address of Licensed Institution:

    Pineapple House, Old Fort Bay, Western Road, Nassau, Bahamas
  • Phone Number of Licensed Institution:

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  • Licensed Institution Certified Documents:

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Is USDETF a scam, or is it legit?

The latest exposure and evaluation content of USDETF brokers.

Complete scam
At first, it seems like you can withdraw a little bit of money So I thought it was real And then I wanted to become a prestigious person I tie the signal room and do readings Even someone who takes advantage of that Cannot withdraw money Because it is tied to the signal room They say you have to pay a 20% deposit for money laundering And you have to pay a 10% tax profit to be released For any reason, they will never return the money It's a complete scam Dapusdt server is down They must be changing their name and engaging in fraudulent activities Do not make any investments It's an absolute scam
Fraudulent Company
We were foolish people who participated in a reading room until the end. At first, we believed it was a fraudulent site that supports Korean language because it claimed to receive Korean won. Initially, withdrawals were possible, but as we operated the reading room by tying it to a signal room, we were told that we had to pay a guarantee fee of 20% and undergo an investigation due to anti-money laundering laws, and we were told that we had to pay a capital gains tax of 10% if we wanted to withdraw. After everything was settled, our accounts were shut down and they disappeared. Now they have changed their KakaoTalk name and completely disappeared. They probably created another site using US tax laws to commit fraud. They always mentioned ETF-related news, so it must be related to ETF. We are complaining. We hope to never be involved in fraud. We have lost all our assets and don't even have a 1,000 won bill in our wallets. We are a wicked group of scammers who pull out all the stops to take everything away. Today, I saw a picture on KakaoTalk that looked like a young mannequin. I hope no one falls for it.
USDETF's latest industry rating score is 1.17, the higher the score the safer it is out of 10, the more regulatory licenses the more legitimate it is. USDETF If the score is too low, there is a risk of being scammed, please pay attention to the choice to avoid.