That 'bļakę spęctrųm' was quite…
That 'bļakę spęctrųm' was quite something. Thanks for the rescue.
5 February 2026
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Unethical broker. Avoid
Avoid at all costs. Very very poor, unethical broker with only one objective.
I opened one account and invested 4K. Saw very poor results so reached out to David (or whatever his real name is). He advised I needed to set up a new account with another broker on their new and improved automated system. I invested again, and within one week both accounts were liquidated.
Be warned - these guys are only interested in your referral bonus from the broker. Zero risk management; no stop losses or measures to protect your funds.
It’s been over 2 months now and no support or response from imperial on how they plan to recover funds.
5 September 2022
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