Complaint Review: Anyoption.com - Internet
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- Anyoption.com Internet United States of America
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- Web: www.anyoption.com
- Category: Investment Brokers
Anyoption.com scammed me out of $100 and failed to give me my return! Internet
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At any rate, the "supposed" stipulations to earning this fabulous return is this:
"Option description (general): If the price of the underlying asset reaches the predetermined level at any time between the date of the purchase of the option and its expiration date, the client becomes eligible to receive the promised payout at the time of the expiration. It is emphasized that in order for the client to receive the payout, the price of the underlying asset needs to reach or surpass the predetermined level only once during the lifetime of the option," as quoted by their website.
Well, needless to say, I decided to invest $100 into the Dow Jones option, with a predetermined price (strike price) of 10,098. I was supposed to receive a 280% return if their daily sampling rate (according to the Reuters closing level) REACHED or SURPASSED the price of 10,098. Well, it just so happens that the Dow Jones closed EVERYDAY, Mon-Fri, well ABOVE 10,098. In fact, this past Friday, the Dow Jones closed at 10,471 and some change. You are supposed to be paid your return at the expiry time (stated at the time of purchase), which for me was on Friday at 4:30pm. Low and behold, I looked into my account only to find that there was NO return in my account. In fact, Anyoption had the audacity to list the Dow Jones expiry level at "No Touch", meaning that they were stating that the Reuters closing price for DJ (Dow Jones) NEVER reached or surpassed 10,098! I don't know about you, but I thought that 10,471 was greater than 10,098? Of course, I sent emails (which were ignored by the so called "staff"), and I made phone calls to their nonexistent USA phone number (no one ever answers, and after a few rings you are disconnected). Very professional, huh? There is no support, not even a call center; which leads to believe that this whole company may be ran by only a few people. Of course, this is only speculation.
In conclusion, I STRONGLY advise you to stay away from this fraudulent company. You will only lose your money here, especially if you invest in the One-Touch Options. Also, stay away from TraderXP.com. They are just as bad, if not worse than Anyoption. I made $445 trading with them, and they REFUSED to allow me to withdraw my earnings. In my opinion, EZtrader.com is 20x better, as a company, than Anyoption. You will always receive adequate support if you need help, and they have enough positive reviews to back up their claims. Also, you will always reach someone when you call their customer support line (their calls are handled by an actual call center).I hope this review helped all of you potential investors. Happy trading!
-Jasmine
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