"Stay far, far away from this company that falsely claims to be a legitimate investment firm. \r\nYour money is as good as lost if you ever give it to them. Those who claim that X-fortunes is legitimate are themselves scammers. \r\nLet me take you on a journey! \r\nI stumbled upon this web trading platform around August 15th, 2023, and thought it could be an ideal place for making a little extra cash. \r\nThey have a registration box where one can complete registration in just three simple steps, which I did.\" As soon as I pressed \u201dsend,\u201d a lady called me, as if she was holding the phone ready and waiting for me to complete the registration so that she could call. We had a long conversation. It would be an overstatement to say it was a pleasant conversation. Nevertheless, she managed to convince me to make a deposit of 250 euros. Very impressive, I must say. \r\nThis is an unusually long review, so please bear with me. \r\nMy name is Joseph, and I am a resident of Denmark. This is my version of X-fortunes based on a real experience. \r\nI read some costumer reviews on Trustpilot where X-fortunes replies people\u2019s reviews, \u201dHi, we cannot find you on our system.\u201d It is nonsensical, there\u2019ll be no such thing. They can simply look up the account details which I\u2019m providing here. \r\nAs already mentioned, my name is Joseph, and I have a registration with X-fortunes. \r\nAccount ID: 235090 \r\nAccount type: Real \r\nRegistration date: 15\/08\/2023 10:15:56 \r\nAt first glance, I registered a basic account which costs 250 euros, and was assigned to the so-called account manager immediately. Right after registration was completed, the account manager called me and introduced himself. He said he was the one assigned to me by the company to manage my investment. He made promises that the 250 euros would give a profit of 100-150 euros a month. Two-three days after the account became operational, \u201dhe the account manager\u201d called me and asked if I could deposit 5,000 euros. I told him that I did not have 5,000 euros. All the money I had in my bank account was around 2,500 euros. He asked if I could then transfer the 2,500 euros. \u201dI think they can do the job,\u201d he said. He talked me into it, so I agreed to transfer the 2,500 euros via wire transfer on Thursday, 17th August 2023 regrettably. \r\nI shouldn\u2019t have transferred more money under any circumstances. He provided the following account for the money transfer: \r\nBeneficiary name: TECHNOSPOL SP. Z O.O. Beneficiary address: WRZESINSKA 30A\/10, 62-200 GNIEZNO \r\nBank name: Bank Millennium S.A. \r\nBank address: Stanislaw Zaryna 2A, \r\n02-593 Warszawa \r\nEUR: PL64 1160 2202 0000 0005 7510 6638 \r\nSWIFT: BIGBPLPW \r\nReference: 17.08.2023 \r\nI completed the transfer, and a couple of hours later, I received a notification that the transaction was successful, and my account was credited. In total: 2,750.00 euros. \r\n250 which I deposited two days earlier plus 2,500 equal 2,750 right? Please, stay with me for a short while and see where I\u2019m going with this. However, something kept telling me that I had made a terrible mistake. Although, I have transferred 2,500 Euros the guy was still asking for more money. He literally wanted me to empty my account. Absolutely shameless. On Friday, 18th August, I requested a withdrawal of my funds and sent a message on WhatsApp to the X-fortunes\u2019 so-called account manager that I had requested X-fortunes\u2019 team to transfer back the funds on my investment account. On Monday, 21st August, at 9 am local time, the account manager called me and told me that he had already traded the money on stocks and could not cancel the trade. We had to wait until the trade was closed \u201dhe said\u201d. This was nonsensical indeed. Everybody knows that stocks trade can be cancelled anytime, so, of course, he could have cancelled the trade. Despite having read the message I sent to him on Friday afternoon, he continued to put my money on stocks on Monday morning at around 7 am and then called me at 9 and said that he saw my message after he had already traded the money and that there\u2019s nothing he could do, but wait until the trade is closed. I said, will you make sure you\u2019re not buying stocks after this trade closes? For I need whatever amount available to be transferred back to me.\u201d He promised to do so. \r\nAlready on the very same day, he called me and said that the account was stressed due to falling stocks market. It would be appropriate that I make additional deposit to support the account so that we stay on the market. I rejected his proposal outright, because I had a pretty clear impression, the guy his not exactly the person, one might assume he is. He is a scammer. Yes, that\u2019s exactly what he is, not the opposite. \r\nTuesday, 22nd August, the account was at negative 3,215.17 euros, which is more than the deposit of 2,750 euros. Wednesday, 23rd August, it was at negative 4,107.66 euros. \"How can this be? Can anyone out there shed light on this? Is it possible that, one can lose more on stocks than the amount that one has? I called the account manager and asked, how it was going with my investment? He replied that, the account was shot down due lack of insufficient funds. Unless I deposit money, we\u2019re no longer on the market. \u201dIt means\u201d, my 2,750 euros have gone, poof, gone, disappeared. I have no more money to trade stocks. \r\nNow, you see why X-fortunes is not a reliable investment firm, but a criminal platform led by a bunch of criminals who are only after stealing from people? \r\nThe other important aspect to note is that, it\u2019s not only your money that\u2019s in danger but your personal information is putting you in even greater danger. Upon registration, one is required to also submit documents containing personal information. \r\nThese are: \r\nA copy of a government-issued document such as a national ID or passport. \r\nA proof of address in the form of a bank statement or utility bill that should not be older than 3 months. \r\nIf you made an investment via Debit\/Credit Card, you\u2019re also required to submit a copy of the front and back sides of your bank card. Of course, you can hide the first 12 digits on the front and the CVV, but I\u2019m afraid even, doing this will not help you much. \r\nYour personal information can be used to commit crimes that may come back to haunt you. If you happen to be among those Scammed by X-fortunes, then I suggest you report the matter immediately to the police before the police contacts you about a crime you have no idea of. \r\nYour bank is the only friend who can help you get back your stolen money. Not the other way around. Do not trust entities which claim they can help you get back your money against payment. It\u2019s just another scam. \r\nTo conclude, I would like to emphasize once more that X-fortunes is nothing other than a platform established and run by criminals specialized in organized crimes. \r\nTrust them your money, and your personal information at your own risk. You have been warned in advance."
"Stay far, far away from this company that falsely claims to be a legitimate investment firm. \r\nYour money is as good as lost if you ever give it to them. Those who claim that X-fortunes is legitimate are themselves scammers. \r\nLet me take you on a journey! \r\nI stumbled upon this web trading platform around August 15th, 2023, and thought it could be an ideal place for making a little extra cash. \r\nThey have a registration box where one can complete registration in just three simple steps, which I did.\" As soon as I pressed \u201dsend,\u201d a lady called me, as if she was holding the phone ready and waiting for me to complete the registration so that she could call. We had a long conversation. It would be an overstatement to say it was a pleasant conversation. Nevertheless, she managed to convince me to make a deposit of 250 euros. Very impressive, I must say. \r\nThis is an unusually long review, so please bear with me. \r\nMy name is Joseph, and I am a resident of Denmark. This is my version of X-fortunes based on a real experience. \r\nI read some costumer reviews on Trustpilot where X-fortunes replies people\u2019s reviews, \u201dHi, we cannot find you on our system.\u201d It is nonsensical, there\u2019ll be no such thing. They can simply look up the account details which I\u2019m providing here. \r\nAs already mentioned, my name is Joseph, and I have a registration with X-fortunes. \r\nAccount ID: 235090 \r\nAccount type: Real \r\nRegistration date: 15\/08\/2023 10:15:56 \r\nAt first glance, I registered a basic account which costs 250 euros, and was assigned to the so-called account manager immediately. Right after registration was completed, the account manager called me and introduced himself. He said he was the one assigned to me by the company to manage my investment. He made promises that the 250 euros would give a profit of 100-150 euros a month. Two-three days after the account became operational, \u201dhe the account manager\u201d called me and asked if I could deposit 5,000 euros. I told him that I did not have 5,000 euros. All the money I had in my bank account was around 2,500 euros. He asked if I could then transfer the 2,500 euros. \u201dI think they can do the job,\u201d he said. He talked me into it, so I agreed to transfer the 2,500 euros via wire transfer on Thursday, 17th August 2023 regrettably. \r\nI shouldn\u2019t have transferred more money under any circumstances. He provided the following account for the money transfer: \r\nBeneficiary name: TECHNOSPOL SP. Z O.O. Beneficiary address: WRZESINSKA 30A\/10, 62-200 GNIEZNO \r\nBank name: Bank Millennium S.A. \r\nBank address: Stanislaw Zaryna 2A, \r\n02-593 Warszawa \r\nEUR: PL64 1160 2202 0000 0005 7510 6638 \r\nSWIFT: BIGBPLPW \r\nReference: 17.08.2023 \r\nI completed the transfer, and a couple of hours later, I received a notification that the transaction was successful, and my account was credited. In total: 2,750.00 euros. \r\n250 which I deposited two days earlier plus 2,500 equal 2,750 right? Please, stay with me for a short while and see where I\u2019m going with this. However, something kept telling me that I had made a terrible mistake. Although, I have transferred 2,500 Euros the guy was still asking for more money. He literally wanted me to empty my account. Absolutely shameless. On Friday, 18th August, I requested a withdrawal of my funds and sent a message on WhatsApp to the X-fortunes\u2019 so-called account manager that I had requested X-fortunes\u2019 team to transfer back the funds on my investment account. On Monday, 21st August, at 9 am local time, the account manager called me and told me that he had already traded the money on stocks and could not cancel the trade. We had to wait until the trade was closed \u201dhe said\u201d. This was nonsensical indeed. Everybody knows that stocks trade can be cancelled anytime, so, of course, he could have cancelled the trade. Despite having read the message I sent to him on Friday afternoon, he continued to put my money on stocks on Monday morning at around 7 am and then called me at 9 and said that he saw my message after he had already traded the money and that there\u2019s nothing he could do, but wait until the trade is closed. I said, will you make sure you\u2019re not buying stocks after this trade closes? For I need whatever amount available to be transferred back to me.\u201d He promised to do so. \r\nAlready on the very same day, he called me and said that the account was stressed due to falling stocks market. It would be appropriate that I make additional deposit to support the account so that we stay on the market. I rejected his proposal outright, because I had a pretty clear impression, the guy his not exactly the person, one might assume he is. He is a scammer. Yes, that\u2019s exactly what he is, not the opposite. \r\nTuesday, 22nd August, the account was at negative 3,215.17 euros, which is more than the deposit of 2,750 euros. Wednesday, 23rd August, it was at negative 4,107.66 euros. \"How can this be? Can anyone out there shed light on this? Is it possible that, one can lose more on stocks than the amount that one has? I called the account manager and asked, how it was going with my investment? He replied that, the account was shot down due lack of insufficient funds. Unless I deposit money, we\u2019re no longer on the market. \u201dIt means\u201d, my 2,750 euros have gone, poof, gone, disappeared. I have no more money to trade stocks. \r\nNow, you see why X-fortunes is not a reliable investment firm, but a criminal platform led by a bunch of criminals who are only after stealing from people? \r\nThe other important aspect to note is that, it\u2019s not only your money that\u2019s in danger but your personal information is putting you in even greater danger. Upon registration, one is required to also submit documents containing personal information. \r\nThese are: \r\nA copy of a government-issued document such as a national ID or passport. \r\nA proof of address in the form of a bank statement or utility bill that should not be older than 3 months. \r\nIf you made an investment via Debit\/Credit Card, you\u2019re also required to submit a copy of the front and back sides of your bank card. Of course, you can hide the first 12 digits on the front and the CVV, but I\u2019m afraid even, doing this will not help you much. \r\nYour personal information can be used to commit crimes that may come back to haunt you. If you happen to be among those Scammed by X-fortunes, then I suggest you report the matter immediately to the police before the police contacts you about a crime you have no idea of. \r\nYour bank is the only friend who can help you get back your stolen money. Not the other way around. Do not trust entities which claim they can help you get back your money against payment. It\u2019s just another scam. \r\nTo conclude, I would like to emphasize once more that X-fortunes is nothing other than a platform established and run by criminals specialized in organized crimes. \r\nTrust them your money, and your personal information at your own risk. You have been warned in advance."
"Stay far, far away from this company that falsely claims to be a legitimate investment firm. \r\nYour money is as good as lost if you ever give it to them. Those who claim that X-fortunes is legitimate are themselves scammers. \r\nLet me take you on a journey! \r\nI stumbled upon this web trading platform around August 15th, 2023, and thought it could be an ideal place for making a little extra cash. \r\nThey have a registration box where one can complete registration in just three simple steps, which I did.\" As soon as I pressed \u201dsend,\u201d a lady called me, as if she was holding the phone ready and waiting for me to complete the registration so that she could call. We had a long conversation. It would be an overstatement to say it was a pleasant conversation. Nevertheless, she managed to convince me to make a deposit of 250 euros. Very impressive, I must say. \r\nThis is an unusually long review, so please bear with me. \r\nMy name is Joseph, and I am a resident of Denmark. This is my version of X-fortunes based on a real experience. \r\nI read some costumer reviews on Trustpilot where X-fortunes replies people\u2019s reviews, \u201dHi, we cannot find you on our system.\u201d It is nonsensical, there\u2019ll be no such thing. They can simply look up the account details which I\u2019m providing here. \r\nAs already mentioned, my name is Joseph, and I have a registration with X-fortunes. \r\nAccount ID: 235090 \r\nAccount type: Real \r\nRegistration date: 15\/08\/2023 10:15:56 \r\nAt first glance, I registered a basic account which costs 250 euros, and was assigned to the so-called account manager immediately. Right after registration was completed, the account manager called me and introduced himself. He said he was the one assigned to me by the company to manage my investment. He made promises that the 250 euros would give a profit of 100-150 euros a month. Two-three days after the account became operational, \u201dhe the account manager\u201d called me and asked if I could deposit 5,000 euros. I told him that I did not have 5,000 euros. All the money I had in my bank account was around 2,500 euros. He asked if I could then transfer the 2,500 euros. \u201dI think they can do the job,\u201d he said. He talked me into it, so I agreed to transfer the 2,500 euros via wire transfer on Thursday, 17th August 2023 regrettably. \r\nI shouldn\u2019t have transferred more money under any circumstances. He provided the following account for the money transfer: \r\nBeneficiary name: TECHNOSPOL SP. Z O.O. Beneficiary address: WRZESINSKA 30A\/10, 62-200 GNIEZNO \r\nBank name: Bank Millennium S.A. \r\nBank address: Stanislaw Zaryna 2A, \r\n02-593 Warszawa \r\nEUR: PL64 1160 2202 0000 0005 7510 6638 \r\nSWIFT: BIGBPLPW \r\nReference: 17.08.2023 \r\nI completed the transfer, and a couple of hours later, I received a notification that the transaction was successful, and my account was credited. In total: 2,750.00 euros. \r\n250 which I deposited two days earlier plus 2,500 equal 2,750 right? Please, stay with me for a short while and see where I\u2019m going with this. However, something kept telling me that I had made a terrible mistake. Although, I have transferred 2,500 Euros the guy was still asking for more money. He literally wanted me to empty my account. Absolutely shameless. On Friday, 18th August, I requested a withdrawal of my funds and sent a message on WhatsApp to the X-fortunes\u2019 so-called account manager that I had requested X-fortunes\u2019 team to transfer back the funds on my investment account. On Monday, 21st August, at 9 am local time, the account manager called me and told me that he had already traded the money on stocks and could not cancel the trade. We had to wait until the trade was closed \u201dhe said\u201d. This was nonsensical indeed. Everybody knows that stocks trade can be cancelled anytime, so, of course, he could have cancelled the trade. Despite having read the message I sent to him on Friday afternoon, he continued to put my money on stocks on Monday morning at around 7 am and then called me at 9 and said that he saw my message after he had already traded the money and that there\u2019s nothing he could do, but wait until the trade is closed. I said, will you make sure you\u2019re not buying stocks after this trade closes? For I need whatever amount available to be transferred back to me.\u201d He promised to do so. \r\nAlready on the very same day, he called me and said that the account was stressed due to falling stocks market. It would be appropriate that I make additional deposit to support the account so that we stay on the market. I rejected his proposal outright, because I had a pretty clear impression, the guy his not exactly the person, one might assume he is. He is a scammer. Yes, that\u2019s exactly what he is, not the opposite. \r\nTuesday, 22nd August, the account was at negative 3,215.17 euros, which is more than the deposit of 2,750 euros. Wednesday, 23rd August, it was at negative 4,107.66 euros. \"How can this be? Can anyone out there shed light on this? Is it possible that, one can lose more on stocks than the amount that one has? I called the account manager and asked, how it was going with my investment? He replied that, the account was shot down due lack of insufficient funds. Unless I deposit money, we\u2019re no longer on the market. \u201dIt means\u201d, my 2,750 euros have gone, poof, gone, disappeared. I have no more money to trade stocks. \r\nNow, you see why X-fortunes is not a reliable investment firm, but a criminal platform led by a bunch of criminals who are only after stealing from people? \r\nThe other important aspect to note is that, it\u2019s not only your money that\u2019s in danger but your personal information is putting you in even greater danger. Upon registration, one is required to also submit documents containing personal information. \r\nThese are: \r\nA copy of a government-issued document such as a national ID or passport. \r\nA proof of address in the form of a bank statement or utility bill that should not be older than 3 months. \r\nIf you made an investment via Debit\/Credit Card, you\u2019re also required to submit a copy of the front and back sides of your bank card. Of course, you can hide the first 12 digits on the front and the CVV, but I\u2019m afraid even, doing this will not help you much. \r\nYour personal information can be used to commit crimes that may come back to haunt you. If you happen to be among those Scammed by X-fortunes, then I suggest you report the matter immediately to the police before the police contacts you about a crime you have no idea of. \r\nYour bank is the only friend who can help you get back your stolen money. Not the other way around. Do not trust entities which claim they can help you get back your money against payment. It\u2019s just another scam. \r\nTo conclude, I would like to emphasize once more that X-fortunes is nothing other than a platform established and run by criminals specialized in organized crimes. \r\nTrust them your money, and your personal information at your own risk. You have been warned in advance."
"Stay far, far away from this company that falsely claims to be a legitimate investment firm. \r\nYour money is as good as lost if you ever give it to them. Those who claim that X-fortunes is legitimate are themselves scammers. \r\nLet me take you on a journey! \r\nI stumbled upon this web trading platform around August 15th, 2023, and thought it could be an ideal place for making a little extra cash. \r\nThey have a registration box where one can complete registration in just three simple steps, which I did.\" As soon as I pressed \u201dsend,\u201d a lady called me, as if she was holding the phone ready and waiting for me to complete the registration so that she could call. We had a long conversation. It would be an overstatement to say it was a pleasant conversation. Nevertheless, she managed to convince me to make a deposit of 250 euros. Very impressive, I must say. \r\nThis is an unusually long review, so please bear with me. \r\nMy name is Joseph, and I am a resident of Denmark. This is my version of X-fortunes based on a real experience. \r\nI read some costumer reviews on Trustpilot where X-fortunes replies people\u2019s reviews, \u201dHi, we cannot find you on our system.\u201d It is nonsensical, there\u2019ll be no such thing. They can simply look up the account details which I\u2019m providing here. \r\nAs already mentioned, my name is Joseph, and I have a registration with X-fortunes. \r\nAccount ID: 235090 \r\nAccount type: Real \r\nRegistration date: 15\/08\/2023 10:15:56 \r\nAt first glance, I registered a basic account which costs 250 euros, and was assigned to the so-called account manager immediately. Right after registration was completed, the account manager called me and introduced himself. He said he was the one assigned to me by the company to manage my investment. He made promises that the 250 euros would give a profit of 100-150 euros a month. Two-three days after the account became operational, \u201dhe the account manager\u201d called me and asked if I could deposit 5,000 euros. I told him that I did not have 5,000 euros. All the money I had in my bank account was around 2,500 euros. He asked if I could then transfer the 2,500 euros. \u201dI think they can do the job,\u201d he said. He talked me into it, so I agreed to transfer the 2,500 euros via wire transfer on Thursday, 17th August 2023 regrettably. \r\nI shouldn\u2019t have transferred more money under any circumstances. He provided the following account for the money transfer: \r\nBeneficiary name: TECHNOSPOL SP. Z O.O. Beneficiary address: WRZESINSKA 30A\/10, 62-200 GNIEZNO \r\nBank name: Bank Millennium S.A. \r\nBank address: Stanislaw Zaryna 2A, \r\n02-593 Warszawa \r\nEUR: PL64 1160 2202 0000 0005 7510 6638 \r\nSWIFT: BIGBPLPW \r\nReference: 17.08.2023 \r\nI completed the transfer, and a couple of hours later, I received a notification that the transaction was successful, and my account was credited. In total: 2,750.00 euros. \r\n250 which I deposited two days earlier plus 2,500 equal 2,750 right? Please, stay with me for a short while and see where I\u2019m going with this. However, something kept telling me that I had made a terrible mistake. Although, I have transferred 2,500 Euros the guy was still asking for more money. He literally wanted me to empty my account. Absolutely shameless. On Friday, 18th August, I requested a withdrawal of my funds and sent a message on WhatsApp to the X-fortunes\u2019 so-called account manager that I had requested X-fortunes\u2019 team to transfer back the funds on my investment account. On Monday, 21st August, at 9 am local time, the account manager called me and told me that he had already traded the money on stocks and could not cancel the trade. We had to wait until the trade was closed \u201dhe said\u201d. This was nonsensical indeed. Everybody knows that stocks trade can be cancelled anytime, so, of course, he could have cancelled the trade. Despite having read the message I sent to him on Friday afternoon, he continued to put my money on stocks on Monday morning at around 7 am and then called me at 9 and said that he saw my message after he had already traded the money and that there\u2019s nothing he could do, but wait until the trade is closed. I said, will you make sure you\u2019re not buying stocks after this trade closes? For I need whatever amount available to be transferred back to me.\u201d He promised to do so. \r\nAlready on the very same day, he called me and said that the account was stressed due to falling stocks market. It would be appropriate that I make additional deposit to support the account so that we stay on the market. I rejected his proposal outright, because I had a pretty clear impression, the guy his not exactly the person, one might assume he is. He is a scammer. Yes, that\u2019s exactly what he is, not the opposite. \r\nTuesday, 22nd August, the account was at negative 3,215.17 euros, which is more than the deposit of 2,750 euros. Wednesday, 23rd August, it was at negative 4,107.66 euros. \"How can this be? Can anyone out there shed light on this? Is it possible that, one can lose more on stocks than the amount that one has? I called the account manager and asked, how it was going with my investment? He replied that, the account was shot down due lack of insufficient funds. Unless I deposit money, we\u2019re no longer on the market. \u201dIt means\u201d, my 2,750 euros have gone, poof, gone, disappeared. I have no more money to trade stocks. \r\nNow, you see why X-fortunes is not a reliable investment firm, but a criminal platform led by a bunch of criminals who are only after stealing from people? \r\nThe other important aspect to note is that, it\u2019s not only your money that\u2019s in danger but your personal information is putting you in even greater danger. Upon registration, one is required to also submit documents containing personal information. \r\nThese are: \r\nA copy of a government-issued document such as a national ID or passport. \r\nA proof of address in the form of a bank statement or utility bill that should not be older than 3 months. \r\nIf you made an investment via Debit\/Credit Card, you\u2019re also required to submit a copy of the front and back sides of your bank card. Of course, you can hide the first 12 digits on the front and the CVV, but I\u2019m afraid even, doing this will not help you much. \r\nYour personal information can be used to commit crimes that may come back to haunt you. If you happen to be among those Scammed by X-fortunes, then I suggest you report the matter immediately to the police before the police contacts you about a crime you have no idea of. \r\nYour bank is the only friend who can help you get back your stolen money. Not the other way around. Do not trust entities which claim they can help you get back your money against payment. It\u2019s just another scam. \r\nTo conclude, I would like to emphasize once more that X-fortunes is nothing other than a platform established and run by criminals specialized in organized crimes. \r\nTrust them your money, and your personal information at your own risk. You have been warned in advance."
"Stay far, far away from this company that falsely claims to be a legitimate investment firm. \r\nYour money is as good as lost if you ever give it to them. Those who claim that X-fortunes is legitimate are themselves scammers. \r\nLet me take you on a journey! \r\nI stumbled upon this web trading platform around August 15th, 2023, and thought it could be an ideal place for making a little extra cash. \r\nThey have a registration box where one can complete registration in just three simple steps, which I did.\" As soon as I pressed \u201dsend,\u201d a lady called me, as if she was holding the phone ready and waiting for me to complete the registration so that she could call. We had a long conversation. It would be an overstatement to say it was a pleasant conversation. Nevertheless, she managed to convince me to make a deposit of 250 euros. Very impressive, I must say. \r\nThis is an unusually long review, so please bear with me. \r\nMy name is Joseph, and I am a resident of Denmark. This is my version of X-fortunes based on a real experience. \r\nI read some costumer reviews on Trustpilot where X-fortunes replies people\u2019s reviews, \u201dHi, we cannot find you on our system.\u201d It is nonsensical, there\u2019ll be no such thing. They can simply look up the account details which I\u2019m providing here. \r\nAs already mentioned, my name is Joseph, and I have a registration with X-fortunes. \r\nAccount ID: 235090 \r\nAccount type: Real \r\nRegistration date: 15\/08\/2023 10:15:56 \r\nAt first glance, I registered a basic account which costs 250 euros, and was assigned to the so-called account manager immediately. Right after registration was completed, the account manager called me and introduced himself. He said he was the one assigned to me by the company to manage my investment. He made promises that the 250 euros would give a profit of 100-150 euros a month. Two-three days after the account became operational, \u201dhe the account manager\u201d called me and asked if I could deposit 5,000 euros. I told him that I did not have 5,000 euros. All the money I had in my bank account was around 2,500 euros. He asked if I could then transfer the 2,500 euros. \u201dI think they can do the job,\u201d he said. He talked me into it, so I agreed to transfer the 2,500 euros via wire transfer on Thursday, 17th August 2023 regrettably. \r\nI shouldn\u2019t have transferred more money under any circumstances. He provided the following account for the money transfer: \r\nBeneficiary name: TECHNOSPOL SP. Z O.O. Beneficiary address: WRZESINSKA 30A\/10, 62-200 GNIEZNO \r\nBank name: Bank Millennium S.A. \r\nBank address: Stanislaw Zaryna 2A, \r\n02-593 Warszawa \r\nEUR: PL64 1160 2202 0000 0005 7510 6638 \r\nSWIFT: BIGBPLPW \r\nReference: 17.08.2023 \r\nI completed the transfer, and a couple of hours later, I received a notification that the transaction was successful, and my account was credited. In total: 2,750.00 euros. \r\n250 which I deposited two days earlier plus 2,500 equal 2,750 right? Please, stay with me for a short while and see where I\u2019m going with this. However, something kept telling me that I had made a terrible mistake. Although, I have transferred 2,500 Euros the guy was still asking for more money. He literally wanted me to empty my account. Absolutely shameless. On Friday, 18th August, I requested a withdrawal of my funds and sent a message on WhatsApp to the X-fortunes\u2019 so-called account manager that I had requested X-fortunes\u2019 team to transfer back the funds on my investment account. On Monday, 21st August, at 9 am local time, the account manager called me and told me that he had already traded the money on stocks and could not cancel the trade. We had to wait until the trade was closed \u201dhe said\u201d. This was nonsensical indeed. Everybody knows that stocks trade can be cancelled anytime, so, of course, he could have cancelled the trade. Despite having read the message I sent to him on Friday afternoon, he continued to put my money on stocks on Monday morning at around 7 am and then called me at 9 and said that he saw my message after he had already traded the money and that there\u2019s nothing he could do, but wait until the trade is closed. I said, will you make sure you\u2019re not buying stocks after this trade closes? For I need whatever amount available to be transferred back to me.\u201d He promised to do so. \r\nAlready on the very same day, he called me and said that the account was stressed due to falling stocks market. It would be appropriate that I make additional deposit to support the account so that we stay on the market. I rejected his proposal outright, because I had a pretty clear impression, the guy his not exactly the person, one might assume he is. He is a scammer. Yes, that\u2019s exactly what he is, not the opposite. \r\nTuesday, 22nd August, the account was at negative 3,215.17 euros, which is more than the deposit of 2,750 euros. Wednesday, 23rd August, it was at negative 4,107.66 euros. \"How can this be? Can anyone out there shed light on this? Is it possible that, one can lose more on stocks than the amount that one has? I called the account manager and asked, how it was going with my investment? He replied that, the account was shot down due lack of insufficient funds. Unless I deposit money, we\u2019re no longer on the market. \u201dIt means\u201d, my 2,750 euros have gone, poof, gone, disappeared. I have no more money to trade stocks. \r\nNow, you see why X-fortunes is not a reliable investment firm, but a criminal platform led by a bunch of criminals who are only after stealing from people? \r\nThe other important aspect to note is that, it\u2019s not only your money that\u2019s in danger but your personal information is putting you in even greater danger. Upon registration, one is required to also submit documents containing personal information. \r\nThese are: \r\nA copy of a government-issued document such as a national ID or passport. \r\nA proof of address in the form of a bank statement or utility bill that should not be older than 3 months. \r\nIf you made an investment via Debit\/Credit Card, you\u2019re also required to submit a copy of the front and back sides of your bank card. Of course, you can hide the first 12 digits on the front and the CVV, but I\u2019m afraid even, doing this will not help you much. \r\nYour personal information can be used to commit crimes that may come back to haunt you. If you happen to be among those Scammed by X-fortunes, then I suggest you report the matter immediately to the police before the police contacts you about a crime you have no idea of. \r\nYour bank is the only friend who can help you get back your stolen money. Not the other way around. Do not trust entities which claim they can help you get back your money against payment. It\u2019s just another scam. \r\nTo conclude, I would like to emphasize once more that X-fortunes is nothing other than a platform established and run by criminals specialized in organized crimes. \r\nTrust them your money, and your personal information at your own risk. You have been warned in advance."
