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Abstract:n this exposure episode, we will take you through the heinous game played by Libra Markets, an unregulated forex broker. Take a look at how people are facing issues regarding withdrawals.
Looks like the forex scam refuses to leave investors as a lot of brokers seem to have been vandalizing investors with financial deceit. We at WikiFX have already exposed OctaFX‘s 800-crore scam where the Enforcement Directorate seized its properties worth INR 160 crore after finding it guilty. Now as we look ahead, we find more such forex brokers playing with investors’ money and their patience. In this exposure episode, we will take you through the heinous game played by Libra Markets. Lets read this exposure story and stay out of its fraudulent tactics.
People are facing problems of transparency, withdrawals, and most importantly, its legitimacy when it comes to forex trading. These problems have resulted in scams and losses for investors. Lets take a quick look at the problems investors face with Libra Markets.
Investors get rampant calls from Libra Markets asking them to invest more in the quest for massive returns. The tall promises made by the executives often result in investors believing them and committing a financially suicidal act. While on the call or in person, they claim a sound withdrawal mechanism and ensure that for a while, however, as time moves on, the withdrawal problems tend to mount, trapping investors’ hard-earned money. These funds are used by Libra to fulfill their illegal purposes.
Taking one step ahead in forex scams, Libra Markets presents investors with a fake market with prices linked to the external index. However, all the money investors put in goes to the company and serves its mission. One more way the company has devised to dupe investors.
Investors have fittingly expressed their deep concern and frustration over the problems they have encountered owing to the fake forex trading tactics employed by Libra Markets. Check out their harsh words for the seemingly corrupt Libra Markets.
WikiFX‘s review of Libra Markets is consistent with the investors’ viewpoints about the forex broker. It is not registered by any financial authority. Libra Markets is carrying out forex trading business without a valid license. It carries out unscrupulous transactions tactfully duping investors and successfully executing its illegal mission. Our team has given it a poor score of 1.55 out of 10 because of the illegitimate way it has gone about in the forex market.
A genuine forex broker will share every detail about its business, allow seamless deposits and withdrawals, and update you on where you stand in the forex market. All these form part of a guideline registered forex brokers follow to sustain their business in a competitive forex market.
Conclusion
Hope you are not at the receiving end of Libra Markets financial mayhem tactics. If you have been allowed withdrawals and are thinking of depositing again, cast to the reviews shared by the users. Maybe when you deposit next and try to withdraw after some time, you may be denied. For those trapped by Libra Markets, you should raise a complaint on the official website of the regulator and the local police. Being proactive and careful will prevent you from becoming the victim.
Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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