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Rise Trade introduced a new $1,900 charge just when I thought I was finally getting my money.
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It’s beyond frustrating. I had fulfilled every one of their steps—document uploads,Which traders on mt4 are legitimate phone verification, account approval, trading activity, and more. Then they drop this fee at the very last moment like it’s nothing. I contacted their support team, only to be met with automated replies and copy-paste statements about ‘compliance protocols.’ I asked directly: Where is this fee listed? Why is it only showing up now? And how is it legal to add fees after account approval? No one could give me a straight answer. It’s clear Rise Trade 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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