I was invited to a LINE group called ``Toshiyuki Kamiya's study group'' by a person named Takahiro Uemura from the investment information guide on Facebook. There, the members and a person calling himself Toshiyuki Kamiya were talking about the economic situation and stock prices, and a plausible conversation was taking place. Occasionally, veteran members would post screenshots of their daily lives. Mr. Kamiya also provided information on recommended stocks, and stock prices rose and the members were making profits. Eventually, when the Nikkei average started to fall, people asked me to provide FX guidance like I did last year. Some of the members said they wanted to see it for the first time, and one of the veteran members invited a man named Souta Yamauchi, who claimed to be from an overseas FX exchange. Accounts were opened one after another, and Mr. Kamiya individually instructed them on pair currencies, trading direction, and trading volume. Eventually, all the members who participated started making profits. It was my first time in FX, but I was drawn to the profits, so I opened an account with Mr. Yamauchi's guidance and deposited 200,000 yen in two installments. I ended up making hundreds of dollars in profits on every trade. Soon after, a man named Yoshinori Sugiyama, who was said to be a great teacher, appeared on the scene. Mr. Sugiyama will now provide direct guidance. I asked to participate, but Mr. Kamiya told me that I had too little money to take the risk. I was wondering if I should add more funds, but I decided not to do so for the time being. By the way, the profits of the members around me at that time were tens of thousands of dollars. I didn't make any additional investments based on what I was looking for. My profit was about $1,000, so I applied for a withdrawal of $300 and the amount was transferred to my account at an exchange rate of 149 yen. However, I got scared and did some research and found out that there is a lot of fraud going on. When I applied to withdraw all my funds, Mr. Yamauchi informed me that withdrawals had been suspended due to suspicions of money laundering. It was explained that in order to cancel, withdrawals would be possible after 2 weeks had passed after completing 30 more transactions. It is strange that transactions can continue despite being suspected of AML, so I checked overseas dispute resolution organizations and found that they state that complaints must be filed within 45 days of the incident. I saw. It was obvious that I was running out of time, so I did some research and found this site.