(If you want to know how illicit investment companies work in general I suggest watching an excellent program "How Investments Skams Work" by Mariana Van Zeller).
Your money is not yours with this company. As soon as you invest it it is under their control. You can't withdraw anytime you want to. You can put in a request but unless a member of Financial Centre (FC) staff agrees you're entitled to it, your request will just sit there.
Their agreement apparently rests on you having completed the designated number of lots (they get you to sign a contract that you will complete a number of lots but it's not clear to the newbie what lots are and that withdrawals are tied to it.) There is also no running total on your account on the FC platform where you can check how many "lots" you've completed and whether you're "eligible" for withdrawals.
Their "experienced" advisors tell you what trades to place but get you to physically do it. Ostensibly so they can't "tamper" with your account but more because they can claim you alone had responsibility for the (reckless) trade. When you've taken on a trade you would never yourself place because you trusted the expertise of their analyst they can claim you made the trade.
Stewardship of the trades is a grey area. When they go bad it's your trade and you who loses the cash. I lost c$50K overnight. I never received a margin call that the trade was getting into difficulties. If it was my trade, why not? Made me wonder if it's just a practice account that you see and the trade is never placed at all in real money.
They get you to put your first $250 in their "training company" thru bankcard. But then they want the rest in crypto straight from your crypto wallet. Why? This is not usual practice. Could it be that no bank will deal directly with the company called Financial Centre?
There's a lot more I can say about their persuasiveness and ability to make you believe in them, but I guess that's to be expected. Hey we've all seen Wolf of Wall Street. Just because your account is building up nicely in the first 6 weeks, doesn't mean you won't lose it all on the next trade. These guys are slick and know what they can get away with. Once you stop giving them your money they will freeze you out.
If you join proceed with caution. My advice is don't put all your eggs in their basket and withdraw hefty amounts regularly, just to make sure you can. Better still find a platform which is really trustworthy.
Use a registered company with registered brokers.
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