Now that you have publicly raised this issue here, someone will soon find you in a more direct way to help you defend your rights. I suggest that no matter who comes to you and says that he wants to help you recover your losses, he must be vigilant and try his best to cooperate with the information provided, because the degree of your cooperation determines whether you can recover. Don't trust anyone's lawyer's fees, relationship fees and other expenses before you transfer the principal to your bank card. Some people may say that it doesn't matter if you open an account on other platforms, and you are also a liar. As long as you open an account, you may lose control and continue to operate on the new platform.
In short, after receiving the money, pay the reward, others are liars!
No matter what foreign exchange platform is illegal now, no matter where he says he is regulated, as long as there is no supervision from the mainland, it is illegal and his investment in it is not protected by law.
All foreign exchange futures financial platforms that have not been approved by the state supervision are fraudulent platforms and advocate supervision by the NFA of the United States. In fact, all their trading data are not hedged with international foreign exchange futures, and all their customers gamble in the platform, which is a black platform with extremely clever fraud means. After investigation, the State Medical and Drug Administration did not approve the drug or medical device named "Youle Gel" (the results returned by the State Medical and Drug Administration). Hong Kong "Youle Gel" is not a drug and cannot replace drugs to treat diseases. Consumers are advised to choose carefully. Consumers are advised to choose regular drugs for treatment, buy drugs with a clear view of "National Medicine Zhunzi", and don't trust advertisements.
The drug price is 3 15. Com reminds you that some websites display pictures describing Hong Kong's "Youle Gel", such as "treating abnormal leucorrhea, peculiar smell, dysmenorrhea, itching, vaginitis, hysteromyoma, cervicitis, cervical erosion, postpartum lochia, uterine repair, irregular menstruation and human papillomavirus infection", etc., and use medical terms to claim or imply the treatment of diseases, which is suspected of illegal advertising and false propaganda to deceive consumers.