Fairbit Pro 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAMMERS!!!!!

SCAMMERS!!!!!
They pay people to write good reviews i advise you scrap them out because they have nothing good to offer but to take your money and rum off. they stole $4800 from me.. i reported to the police and tried all in my power till i heard about asset secure ltd ... they got my money back for me IF they Stole from you report to them to get your money back

9 July 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Please don’t trust them

I have just read the first 5 reviews below and believe me when I say don’t trust Fairbit-pro, trust these reviews as they all bring back sad memories. I’m one of the lucky ones as I contacted my bank regarding the scam and they gave me back most of my money.

30 April 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fairbit Pro is a con!

Fairbit Pro is a con!. Any good reviews are written by them or their mates. I'm still waiting for 11K from them.
I don't expect to get it. Why? Because they are registered in a tax haven and even though you might think you are speaking to someone in the UK you are NOT. They are phoning you from dodgy overseas countries.
Anyway, I'm going to tell you how it works so that you will know when, if you choose to have a go, to say NO!!!.
The hook! or fish trap! usually involves celebrities showing how over a short period of time they make a mega return on a small amount of money- something like £190 and a return of 10%. So you throw £190 at it using the link in the advert. Straight away you get your phone call from your personal!!! account manager.
This person will lead you through how to set up your Bitcoin wallet and your link to PayPal for your withdrawals - sounding familiar yet??
Then back to Fairbit trading you are guided through how to let them control your computer, YES really, and how to buy your Bits - BUT don't worry you won't lose because you are are on the 'Test run'-you don't lose money here they run things in the back office to make sure you don't!! And remember this is just on your £190

SO now comes the SELL - So you have seen 'Fred, Jim whoever' what a great % gain we have shown you on just £190. What you need to do now is to buy more Bitcoins! If you buy £20,000 at the % we have shown you imagine how much you will make in a year .
You will be lead right to your bank account to transfer the £20,000 or whatever - DO NOT DO IT - I didn't but I'd already put in £11,000 before Covid and I'm still waiting to get it out!!
SO HERE'S THE SCAM - WHAT THEY DO IS CONVINCE INNOCENTS LIKE ME AND YOU TO PUT MONEY IN THAT YOU WILL NEVER SEE AGAIN. THEY THEN USE YOUR MONEY TO MAKE MORE MONEY FOR THEMSELVES. TRY AND FIND THEM IMPOSSIBLE! TRY AND FIND THEIR REGISTERED OFFICE - IF YOU FIND ONE IT WON'T BE IN THE UK.
AFTER THE LATEST RUN ON BITCOIN I'M SURPRISED THESE GUYS ARE STILL WORKIN THEY WILL HAVE MADE MILLIONS USING OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY
I HOPE I HAVE CONVINCED YOU NOT TO TRY THEM?
IF YOU DO DON'T SPEND MONEY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE.

10 March 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fair bit pro is cheating pro

This company is not real nonE of their phone works ,I m trading since April and wasted ten thousand pounds soon I earn profit they do something and number of active trade closed automatically ,I m begging. For my. Rest of money but nobody answering ,in uk how come they working I don't know ,I read they don't have license. Couple of times they froze my account ,I am publishing my experience after endless begging and sleepless nights , my bank will try to track them but this is horrible nightmares please be aware

17 January 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid like covid!

I simply registered interest in this company after seeing one of their adverts on Facebook. Then the harassment begins........ phone calls, sometimes 6 a day, from various people, trying to persuade you to part with your money. I asked several times to be removed from their call list and was told it wasn’t possible.

Their sales techniques are shocking and include trying to make you feel like an idiot that you have no idea how to invest your money. These calls come from a different telephone number each time so you can’t just block one number. Fortunately I didn’t invest with them and the harassment telephone calls stopped after 4 months.

5 January 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This Company is now called Fairbit Pro

This Company is now called Fairbit Pro
They are complete Scammers. Someone who said his name was Jack Cohen had regular calls with my husband over a 6 month period from April building a relationship and gradually convincing him on how the process worked and investing more and more. In October he got an email to advise Jack was moving jobs and we even wished him luck! Our new contact was Richard Green he made contact but then advised they were liquidating the account and we had 24 hours to pay management fee then we would be informed on how to move our investment. The call that had been arranged with finance (Oscar Larson) for the next day never happened, we then tried calling them lots of the numbers did not connect and a few times we did contact them and leaving messages they never returned the calls. We tried to send messages through the website support and by direct emails but no one has responded. We are still waiting and cannot believe it looks like we have lost all our money. DO NOT TRUST THEM!

24 November 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

FairBit-pro are a bunch of absolute CROOKS

FairBit-pro are a bunch of absolute CROOKS.
I should have known better than being taken in by these guys, who's names are Dominic Castro, Mike Dansyy, John Paulson & Max Gold. They gradually pulled me in by making some small "profit taking Withdrawls", however at the end of the day, when I requested that I should withdraw my original spend value, they shut-down the transactions and kept the lot. The last communications read: -
(As we discussed over the phone, to liquidate your account and receive your money back you need to make a payment of 4560.00£ , for management fees , trading commissions , and SWAPS .
We will then process a full liquidation of your account ACC10021xxx under [my] name, a balance of 18,210 UST will be released to a [my] Coinbase account with the following [given] Bitcoin address :
The withdrawal of the funds will take place after the payment of 4560.00£ will be made to the company.)
Then in spite of a promise to stay connected online until such time as the transactions were both completed, they simply took the ingoing payment, shut the system down and kept the whole lot.
Please be advised to stay well clear of these CROOKS.

18 November 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fairbit Kevin Marshall Scammed me BIG TIME!

Signed up in April, built a great relationship with Kevin. He was very reassuring and supportive. Trusted him fully and he took me to the cleaners, literally. Stripped me of all my assets to the last penny. Kevin left me broken, emotionally scarred for life and mentally traumatised. How Fairbit are still allowed to continue destroying lives is beyond me.

With the support of services such as Coinbase and LondonLink, companies like Fairbit are given carte blanche to launder people's money to digital currencies and then onto other platforms. So, if Coinbase and LondonLink really cared about scam victims they would promptly access the blockchain technology and put a stop to this. Of course they are massively profiting from the scamming and therefore will never act... Banks will drag their feet, electronic money institutions and digital currency brokerages will stay silent, third party funds recovery businesses will jump in to offer the victims a chance to get their money back... at a cost. Why must victims continue to be victimised even in the process of restoration of their own money?... And this is why scammers will go on making a fantastic living defrauding unsuspecting people like us.... Shameful! It seems that there are more scammers out there than legit brokers. So, do your research starting from the FCA... The reality however is that we all jump in first, then check back and by that time it's too late.... STAY AWAY from FAIRBIT, ABSOLUTE GLOBAL MARKETS, ROYALSFX....

26 September 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Correct to all those stating a Scam

Correct to all those stating a Scam. Yet another one among the many floating about. All the other '5 Star reviews' are obviously not genuine and posted by the company.
If you put money into this you will never see it again.

You have been warned.

11 May 2020
Unprompted review

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