CXM's Confiscation of Funds and and Account Lock-CXM Trading-Exposure-WikiFX

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CXM's Confiscation of Funds and and Account Lock

dala3421

Within 1 year

Taiwan

Exposure

I am writing to file a formal and urgent complaint against CXM Trading for their fraudulent and unethical actions regarding my trading account. As a client registered under MT4 account number 50000696, I am outraged by their blatant violations, including the arbitrary locking of my account and the confiscation of my rightful profits. Here are the critical details: MT4 Account Number: 50000696 Current Balance: $54,577.13 USD Deposit: $50,000 USD Profit: $14,577.13 USD Email: iloveumymy@163.com Following successful and profitable trading activities on my account, CXM Trading arbitrarily locked access to both my platform and MT4 accounts, as demonstrated by the attached screenshots. This unwarranted action was accompanied by the unjust confiscation of my profits, amounting to $14,577.13, under completely false pretexts. To make matters worse, CXM Trading demanded that I sign a document agreeing to receive only my initial deposit back over a drawn-out three-month period. Such a demand