I followed an invitation online to enter into a trading venue with GTOptions. I agreed initially to $250. A broker phoned me and guided me to put figures into spaces which I wrote down into an online form. To late I realized these figures were money amounts; that is why there are four different amounts taken out of my credit card on July 29th and 30th 2015. The brokers name was Angel, he had a Latino accent and phoned from the USA ( I assume). When he phoned a second time a few days later I told him I wanted out of the deal and have my money returned into my credit card account. `No problem` he answered and that was the last time I ever was able to get in contact with the business.
I lost 6000 CAD (4500 USD). I have receptive e-mails from the company about the whole amount and an account number. I never received any services or other options to solve the issue.
A fraud complaint with my credit card bank was abandoned because the company is legitimate.
My e-mails to the company`s costumer help line are aborted after 1 to 4 seconds and phone calls never go through.
There is an investors alert issued to Canadian banks for GTOptions. Unfortunately I found that out through my investigation much to late.
I made several trades wiht this company and noticed that share values did not appear to be the same as when i had made the trade. I made some more trades and, just to satisfy my curiosity, i took screen shots of the trade price and time and then took screen shots of the broker area where my trades were shown.
On two back to back trades the share price was lower than when i had made the trade. The price when i made the trade was well above the price shown. As i was making trades that the price would be lower than when i traded it made a big difference when it came to payouts.
GTOptions Reviews
I followed an invitation online to enter into a trading venue with GTOptions. I agreed initially to $250. A broker phoned me and guided me to put figures into spaces which I wrote down into an online form. To late I realized these figures were money amounts; that is why there are four different amounts taken out of my credit card on July 29th and 30th 2015. The brokers name was Angel, he had a Latino accent and phoned from the USA ( I assume). When he phoned a second time a few days later I told him I wanted out of the deal and have my money returned into my credit card account. `No problem` he answered and that was the last time I ever was able to get in contact with the business.
I lost 6000 CAD (4500 USD). I have receptive e-mails from the company about the whole amount and an account number. I never received any services or other options to solve the issue.
A fraud complaint with my credit card bank was abandoned because the company is legitimate.
My e-mails to the company`s costumer help line are aborted after 1 to 4 seconds and phone calls never go through.
There is an investors alert issued to Canadian banks for GTOptions. Unfortunately I found that out through my investigation much to late.
I made several trades wiht this company and noticed that share values did not appear to be the same as when i had made the trade. I made some more trades and, just to satisfy my curiosity, i took screen shots of the trade price and time and then took screen shots of the broker area where my trades were shown.
On two back to back trades the share price was lower than when i had made the trade. The price when i made the trade was well above the price shown. As i was making trades that the price would be lower than when i traded it made a big difference when it came to payouts.