Profitsvision.com is one of a number of fraudulent companies that the Belgian financial regulator FSMA recently exposed as a scam. This broker is not only fully unlicensed and anonymous but also unable to offer a functional trading platform or clear trading conditions. Do not trust them with your money as you will surely end up scammed. This is from the forex review in Nov 2022 - this is my experience……………………...
I am an ex-forces veteran and previously worked for 20 years as a Probation (parole) officer in the UK. I have no crimminal record and I now run a bed and breakfast in Liverpool - I am real and easy to find. I have been in correspondence with two other people who have been scammed by this company, who have experienced similar things.
I was interested in trying to earn some money from the crypto markets and got in touch with a company via social media called Profits-vision.com. I have no experience of working these markets; so the promise of using someone who knew what they were doing to assist me was appealing. I was hesitant in investing - as there was no evidence I could find online (which the only place they apparently exist - they have no registered office) this company had been trading for any longer than 3 months - which indicated they may be a sophisticated scam according to people who look into these matters.
My 'broker' Christina Novak, claimed the company had been trading for 12 years and at first was very helpful and pleasant but after a week I was pressured to invest more - £2,000 - which seemed only reasonable, as the initial investment seemed to be doing well and I was shown how to withdraw money (£150). If you can withdraw money how can it be a scam - right? This then appeared to be doing even better and after only a week or two I was pressured again to re-invest - I was very reluctant this time, as she wanted me to invest £6,000. After a lot of bullying (saying I had no balls and needed to grow a pair and other macho crap) - she convinced me or rather shamed me into transferring the money - I did not sleep that weekend and felt stupid for going along with it. Christina kept saying things like she did not get this with anyone else and this was very stressful to her.
However after only one week - she was starting to ramp up the bullying again - to try and get another £5,500 out of me, claiming she wouldn't get paid unless my investment was bigger and I withdraw money regularly. None of this is mentioned on their web-site - there are basic and bronze levels - but forget these they are there to try and convince people they can enter the market, you will get no long term advice / help on these levels
I felt even more uneasy about this further investment, so I asked Christina to give me more time - she then started to lose her temper and said she was not working for a charity and needed to earn money, saying at the moment she had earnt nothing. I said I wanted to close the accto close the account, as I refused to be treated like this anymore and she had lost my trust. Within one week she then 'bought' two loads of Etherium, at a price higher than they had been for 3 months - which meant my account immediately lost $5,000 - it has since gone to - $7,000 - this immediately stopped me from closing the account. At this point I lost my temper with her and threatened a bad review and re-iterated I wanted to close my account. She apparently is a senior financial advisor in Profitsvision!
At this point another 'broker' called David Kejner called and said he was now working the account. He said the 'investments' were due to a 'glitch in the system' - although this is highly unlikely and almost impossible to occur twice, also she chose the price when she bought the Etherium, as she had done with all the 'investments' prior to this. He was very calm said the company had been dealing for 7 years not 12 and gave me an address - I have tried and failed to verify this, as there is no record at all of them working from there or anywhere.
Within a week Mr Kejner to push me to invest more money, I said this was not going to happen, at which point he did the same trick as Christine - he stopped calling me to make new investments, then suggested I close the account and he would contact the 'team' about the bad Etherium 'investments'. This seems as if is like all the other ploys to keep you engaged as long as possible - so they can no doubt keep your money and perhaps scam more people.
After a week of Etherium falling even lower, I closed the two 'investments' and told the company I wanted to withdraw my money and requested this by e-mail and verbally to Mr Kejner - the ONLY way you can close the account. Despite being told I could get my money back anytime they rejected my request to refund my money.
I wrote a scathing review about the company and how I was treated, within a few days I was contacted by Mr Kejner and told I would not get my money back, if I did not take the reviews down. I took the reviews down 17/11/22 and said I would give them seven days to give me my money back - I had done all they asked of me to withdraw money but nothing. I was later told their 'lawyers' were looking into the case and evidence and would get back to me when an outcome was reached. Really how many reasons will they give me to tell me I will not get my money back and how long do you have to wait?
The company may be real or it may be a very impressive scam - it looks and feels real but do I am not sure. I am prepared and happy to act as a witness against this company and stand by every work I have spoken about them. If I am lying about any of this please sue me.
This has left me feeling stupid and depressed and of course a few thousand £ lighter. I doubt I will get my money back, if I do I will happily take down this review - so if you are reading this this has not happened. Make you own mind up if this is a scam run by scummy people or not I am just telling you what happened to me. Ount, as I refused to be treated like this anymore and she had lost my trust. Within one week she then 'bought' two loads of Etherium, at a price higher than they had been for 3 months - which meant my account immediately lost $5,000 - it has since gone to - $7,000 - this immediately stopped me from closing the account. At this point I lost my temper with her and threatened a bad review and re-iterated I wanted to close my account. She apparently is a senior financial advisor in Profitsvision!
At this point another 'broker' called David Kejner called and said he was now working the account. He said the 'investments' were due to a 'glitch in the system' - although this is highly unlikely and almost impossible to occur twice, also she chose the price when she bought the Etherium, as she had done with all the 'investments' prior to this. He was very calm said the company had been dealing for 7 years not 12 and gave me an address - I have tried and failed to verify this, as there is no record at all of them working from there or anywhere.
Within a week Mr Kejner to push me to invest more money, I said this was not going to happen, at which point he did the same trick as Christine - he stopped calling me to make new investments, then suggested I close the account and he would contact the 'team' about the bad Etherium 'investments'. This seems as if is like all the other ploys to keep you engaged as long as possible - so they can no doubt keep your money and perhaps scam more people.
After a week of Etherium falling even lower, I closed the two 'investments' and told the company I wanted to withdraw my money and requested this by e-mail and verbally to Mr Kejner - the ONLY way you can close the account. Despite being told I could get my money back anytime they rejected my request to refund my money.
I wrote a scathing review about the company and how I was treated, within a few days I was contacted by Mr Kejner and told I would not get my money back, if I did not take the reviews down. I took the reviews down 17/11/22 and said I would give them seven days to give me my money back - I had done all they asked of me to withdraw money but nothing. I was later told their 'lawyers' were looking into the case and evidence and would get back to me when an outcome was reached. Really how many reasons will they give me to tell me I will not get my money back and how long do you have to wait?
The company may be real or it may be a very impressive scam - it looks and feels real but do I am not sure. I am prepared and happy to act as a witness against this company and stand by every word I have spoken about them. If I am lying about any of this please sue me.
This has left me feeling stupid and depressed and of course £7500 lighter. I doubt I will get my money back, if I do I will happily take down this review - so if you are reading this this has not happened. I did take down my review previously on the promise I would get my money back but this was a lie and I feel guilty, as no-doubt more people have been conned out of their money because of my actions - I am sorry for them. Make you own mind up if this is a scam, run by scummy people or not I am just telling you what happened to me.
do not use it - do not invest it has been flagged as probably a scam by Belgian FSMA - it has no registered address - it is not registered with any financial organisation
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