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Review: Warning About My Experience with GODO and Mr. Taha I want to share my negative experience with GODO, specifically with the contact person Mr. Taha. Initially, he offered several attractive conditions like zero slippage and fast execution, which convinced me to deposit funds. I deposited $10,100, but unfortunately, I never saw any positive outcomes. After a few small trades, my capital reduced slightly. On realizing this, I decided to request a withdrawal of my remaining capital amount: $9,918 — this request was made five days ago. However, I have not received any money in my wallet. Although the withdrawal status shows as "approved," the funds are still missing. What's more frustrating is that Mr. Taha has completely stopped responding to my calls and messages. At this point, I strongly advise others not to open an account with GODO. I'm currently facing withdrawal delays for more than 5 days, and there is no proper communication or support from their side.

Client Liu opened an account with CPT in mid-March and deposited a total of $40,000 through digital currency. The account number is 1450417. Based on his analysis of the recent actions of the Bank of Japan to resume interest rate hikes and the expectation of future rate hikes, the Nikkei index has started to decline after a period of growth. Therefore, he heavily shorted the Nikkei index and held the position overnight, ultimately closing it with a profit of $15,527. The client's withdrawal request was rejected the next day, and the platform requested the client to undergo a so-called KYC authentication. The client submitted all the required documents as requested, but the withdrawal was not processed after a week of review. During this period, the withdrawal was returned to the MT4 account, and the backend was also blocked, making it impossible to log in. Contacting customer service only resulted in being asked to wait patiently. The client guarantees that no irregular trading was conducted, and there was no market manipulation or delay tactics (as the position was held for a sufficient period and overnight). After waiting for a week, the withdrawal was still not processed. The client was even informed by the account manager that the review would take at least six months and further authentication was required. In the previous request for authentication, the client had already provided documents such as fund statements and a hand-held ID card. This time, the client was even asked to stand on the street and take a video showing passing vehicles and license plates. Such a bizarre operation is unheard of in the industry. If using "u" to deposit funds on the platform, does it mean that the money cannot be withdrawn if it was bought with cash or several years ago? It is clear to anyone that this operation is an attempt to prevent the client from withdrawing funds, despite all the documents provided. In addition, the platform's email stated, "Due to regulatory requirements based on anti-money laundering laws," the client was asked to undergo KYC authentication. The client believes that this is just an excuse for the platform to delay the withdrawal. The client used digital currency for both deposits and withdrawals, without involving the exchange of cash currency. How could it be related to money laundering? Are they laundering "u"? The client is willing to provide proof of assets and wallet authentication, and is even willing to go to the police station with platform personnel to undergo money laundering verification. At this point, the platform also knows that it has problems and is unwilling to face them, still delaying the withdrawal. We hope that CPT will process the withdrawal as soon as possible.

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Tokyo, June 13, 2025 – Rising tensions between Israel and Iran are rattling financial markets worldwide, and Japan is no exception. IG Securities, the Japanese branch of the well-known trading platform IG Group, has put out an urgent alert for traders about market ups and downs caused by the worsening situation in the Middle East. News reports warn that the conflict could grow into a major military clash soon, bringing more uncertainty to already shaky markets.　　The current market chaos is making things tough for traders. IG Securities points out that trading isnt always running smoothly, with problems like worsening conditions and spotty price updates for some stocks. These issues come from fast market changes tied to the unrest in the Middle East. To make matters worse, new trade rules or government announcements could cause even more sudden shifts, so traders need to stay on their toes.　　To avoid getting stuck, IG Securities is telling traders to keep enough money in their accounts to prevent forced sales of their positions. The company noted that adding funds can be tricky, especially on weekends when banks are closed. Traders should plan ahead to keep their accounts funded and avoid being caught off guard by

Dear Sirs, I have an account with you. My funds were stolen from it. This is account number 2002797399. Someone accessed the company's website and withdrew funds from my personal account. The funds were entrusted to you and were stolen from you. You alone are responsible for them, and no one knows that I am trading with you, that you are leaking client data to a third party, or that you have lost clients' funds. My money has been stolen, and I am writing to you so that your money is not stolen from JustMarket Help! Help me

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