Stock recommendation guru strongly recommends "Quick Profit Project"
It is understood that Mr. Xu followed a public account on WeChat in the past two years, which contained many stock trading tutorials and "mentors" to guide investments. At first, Mr. Xu just listened to the class and did not follow the stock trading. Fast forward to April this year, the "mentor" asked the students to download an APP called Ant Chat and recommended several stocks to the students, and Mr. Xu tried to invest in one of them. Sure enough, Mr. Xu made a wave of profits because of this stock, which made Mr. Xu trust his "mentor" even more.
Not long after, the "instructor" showed a project that could make quick profits in class and conducted an on-site operation demonstration. Mr. Xu learned that the core of this investment project is speculation in "Canadian digital currency", which is a completely new field for him. Although his mentor repeatedly said that the project was low-risk and high-reward, Mr. Xu was always hesitant.
The rise and fall of the currency speculation platform is completely controlled by people.
In the next month, students continued to send messages saying that they had received extremely generous returns from speculating with their "mentors", and Mr. Xu couldn't hold himself back. Finally, Mr. Xu downloaded a digital exchange APP through the link sent by the "mentor", opened an account, and transferred the principal of 200,000 yuan to a bank account provided by the platform's customer service. After following the instructions of his "mentor" and starting to speculate in currencies, Mr. Xu constantly monitored his account and found that the investment was appreciating almost every day. Afterwards, Mr. Xu quickly invested more than 70,000 yuan. So far, Mr. Xu has invested a total of more than 270,000 yuan in the APP account. Later, Mr. Xu planned to withdraw some cash from his account, but found that he could not get it, and he sent a private message to his tutor without reply. Realizing that something was wrong, Mr. Xu chose to call the police. According to the police investigation, the platform Mr. Xu invested in was not formal at all. The backend was controlled by people, and the daily rise or fall was determined by the fraudsters.
Did a strange netizen teach you how to trade stocks and coins? Beware of your savings being wiped out!
Don’t add strangers at will, join unfamiliar social groups, and don’t trust the “order masters” who induce you to open an account on an unfamiliar platform to make a lot of money. The investment risks are there! Let me ask, if they can really make huge profits as easily as they promised, then why don't they open a few accounts and make a lot of money by trading every day? Leading traders to black platforms is a necessary means to complete the order scam.
