Abstract:Traders are being increasingly targeted by investment scams carried out via online trading platforms where fraudsters offer trades in forex, CFDs and cryptoassets. Some of these scam firms claim to be based in the UK and even claim to be FCA authorised. However, when you check the FCA register to see if they are authorised, you will often get negative results.
1. CRYPTO BROKER
Address: 843 Finchley Road, London, UNITED KINGDOM, NW11 8NA
50 Nevett Street, Preston, England, UNITED KINGDOM, PR1 4RD
Telephone: +447810299701
Email: support@cryptobroker.ltd
Website: https://cryptobroker.ltd/
2. CRYPTO MAKER INVEST
Address: Northcliffe House 2, Derry Street, London, UNITED KINGDOM, W8 5TT
Telephone: +447534393446
Email: investcryptomaker@gmail.com
Website: https://cryptomakerinvest.com
3. PRB CAPITALS LTD
Address: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London
OLD STREET, LONDON, ECIV9BD
Email: info@prbcapitals.com,
support@prbcapitalltd.com
Website: www.prbcapitals.com, www.prbcapitalltd.com
4. VARIETYFX
Website: www.cradlefx.com, www.varietyfx.net
5. EXPERTBINARYTRADE
Address: 20 Cooper Square, New York, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, NY10003
Telephone: 07479272285
Email: support@cryptofxbinary.com
Website: www.cryptofxbinary.com
6. CRYPTOPRIMETRADING
Address: 1000 Main St, 12th floor, Houston, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TX77002
Email: support@cryptoprimetrading.com
Website: www.cryptoprimetrading.com
7. KURDISTANFOREX LTD
Address: 428 Edgeware Road, London, W2 1EG
Email: info@kurdistanforex.com
Website: www.kurdistanforex.com
8. METAGOLD CAPITAL
Telephone: 919545681201, 917972710430
Email: support@metagoldcapital.uk
Website: www.metagoldcapital.com
These firms are providing financial services or products in the UK without the FCAs authorisation. That means you will not be protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) and you are unlikely to get your money back if things go wrong.
It‘s a must to check a broker’s regulatory status before you start to deal with it.
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