I was told that if I wanted to withdraw money, I would have to deposit 40% of the profits and that I would get that amount and the entire amount back, but the police said it was a scam.

Previously, when I tried it for 100,000 yen, I received a gift of 30,000 yen and was quickly refunded, so this time I asked Kenji Takeuchi, a trader at Koike Kunitoshi, the representative of investment information exchange group C005, to recover the amount that was defrauded by another group. I asked him to start FX automatically, but he immediately made a mistake with the wrong lot and told me that he would cover the loss from his own salary, so I restarted FX and 10 days later, when it reached ¥9868.68, he was still in business. I said I wanted to withdraw money, but I was asked to deposit the advance amount, so I transferred 350,000 yen, although I was reluctant. When I ask for a withdrawal again, this time there will be a money laundering audit, so if I transfer 40% of the profits, I will be told that I will have to pay the 40% that was transferred and the entire amount in the account, and I am receiving requests every day. I had just gone to the police for my first scam, so I consulted Ryojo and they told me not to pay as both cases were scams, and they immediately froze my bank account and accepted my complaint. As expected, there was no money in the account, so the decedent immediately withdrew it, and other victims complained. I'm still waiting to see what happens and I haven't blocked communication with Kenji Takeuchi, but the investment information exchange group seems to be disappearing soon. The method is similar to that of the first Kakai Club, where VIP class members are invited to a party by paying invitations and travel expenses, but it seems likely that their investment will be fraudulently used as dividends in the future.