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Abstract:As we all know, Forex trade is considered to be one of the most profitable businesses all over the world. However, it is risky since many people lose money in the forex market. Finding an excellent broker is becoming a big challenge for many forex traders as some brokers are scams that take traders’ money away fraudulently. This article will reveal how Aether Capital, an online forex broker, defrauded users of their funds through the evidence provided by investors.
About Aether Capital
According to Aether Capital, Aether Capital is an online forex broker with 7-year experience. It offers a comprehensive range of products and services, Aether delivers a first-class trading experience. However, according to WikiFX, we can see that this broker does not have a regulatory license, which means that your money is not protected if you invest in this broker. In addition, WikiFX shows that this broker has only 1 to 2-year experience.
According to Aether Capital, the company is part of the Aether Capital Pty Ltd, an international conglomerate with businesses in financial services, property, education and charity. Represented globally in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Cyprus, Asia and Dubai, clients can rest assured they are trading with a solid and secure company that excels in delivering one of the best overall trading solutions in the industry.
Withdrawal Refusal
No matter how good its website seems like, we judge the broker by the experience it actually delivers. WikiFX recently received a complaint from a trader from Malaysia after Aether Capital refused to contribute money to the trader, resulting in significant financial losses. Therefore, WikiFX reminds all traders who want to invest in Aether Capital of the potential risks.
WikiFX‘s goal is to protect traders’ rights. For the investors who have problems with withdrawal refusal. The return of money is no doubt the biggest surprise for them. Protecting customer rights and interests are the goals of the WikiFX customer services team.
Tempting enough as its offer seems to look, Aether Capital tries its best to attract customers to invest with them. After this trader deposits RM1000, Aether Capital sent an agency to manage trader‘s fund. According to this victim, the agency of this broker did not consider the risk and made decisions irresponsibly. The trader eventually lost all the assets. This trader’s account has been disabled by Aether Capital. And this trader cannot withdraw money from Aether Capital in the end.
As the above shows, this broker manipulated investors money without informing him. As a result, investor suffered a heavy financial loss.
Conclusion
It is no doubt that Aether Capital is an unlicensed broker, investing in an unregulated broker is very risky as you may lose everything to the last penny. What happened to this investor could happen to any of us. We must be vigilant when investing in a broker.
What should you do when you get scammed?
WikiFX is an authoritative global inquiry platform providing basic information inquiry and regulatory license inquiry. WikiFX contains details of more than 34,000 global forex brokers, which gives you a huge advantage while seeking the best forex brokers. Before choosing a broker, investors can use WikiFX to inquire, so as to stay away from scams.
If you want to know more information about the reliability of certain brokers, you can open our website (https://www.WikiFX.com/en). Or you can download the WikiFX APP to find the most trusted broker for yourself. If you have any problems with some certain broker, please do not hesitate to contact WikiFX. The global customer service of WikiFX is +234-706 777 7762 on WhatsApp. Or you can call +65-31290538. We are willing and ready to help you out.
Disclaimer:
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