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Indices Promarket suddenly informed me that unless I pay a $2,100 service fee
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That’s not what was promised. I carefully read the terms,Today's latest real-time foreign exchange market and there was no mention of any such fee. I’ve done everything required, including submitting documents and verifying my identity. Now they want more money? Their behavior is extremely suspicious. Real financial institutions disclose fees upfront and provide transparent documentation. But with Indices Promarket, it’s all smokescreens. They keep using phrases like ‘internal review’ or ‘account matching,’ but never say why that costs $1,700. It’s absurd. It’s clear AAAAA is using fake fees to delay withdrawals and trick people into paying more. This is not a legitimate practice—it’s manipulation and exploitation. I strongly urge others to avoid this platform at all costs. I will be reporting this to consumer protection agencies immediately.
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