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I had completed all steps when ExtrodigitalPro informed me of a $1,950 “network security check fee.”
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This came out of nowhere,Is MT4 platform legal and they gave no proper reason. I had already passed their security and KYC checks weeks ago. Their explanation was full of jargon but offered no real clarity. It feels like another invented barrier.
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