Elaine R.

The Financial Centre relies on rating sites for generating "authenticity". It stacks them with glowing, bogus reviews. In fact its real credentials are not real at all. It says it is registered in the UK, but it is not on the Financial Services Register (fca.org.uk).

If a UK financial firm is not registered with the FCA you do not have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or have protection by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), so you are unlikely to get your money back if things go wrong.

In fact Financial Centre is most likely headquartered in a call centre in Israel or the Caribbean where they can operate without government overview. Israel currently has a billion dollar industry in scam financial companies. You can see the video expose by mariana van zeller on financial scams which explains exactly how they work.

I lost a lot of money to their smooth talking salesmen. They make your account look like its growing really fast till there's a lot of money in there, then you "lose" it all overnight. That's when their tactic changes and they are rude and blaming, then they disappear altogether.

Their only aim is to get your money. That's why it's so easy to deposit but impossible to withdraw anything but the most trivial amounts.

Stay away if you want to avoid serious heartache and negative disruption to your life.