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Abstract：A forex trader says that he was scammed by CF Markets, “Tax is required before withdrawing funds.
A forex trader says that he was scammed by CF Markets, “Tax is required before withdrawing funds. Unable to withdraw money and have to pay 10% tax.Please be careful that someone in the fraud group will take you to operate and always ask you to deposit. When you want to withdraw money, you will say that the system is updated. After the update, you will say that the withdrawal requires 10% tax.”
The woman below is swindler he mentioned from CF Markets. Note that the woman in the picture says she is a Singaporean. In order to protect your mon*ey, everyone should stay away from her!
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