Customer Service is INCOMPETENT This review is for Circle.com, the company that exchanges USD for the stablecoin USDC. I cannot recommend this company because staffers like Gaetano are incompetent yet stay employed even though they cannot answer simple questions. Requests for replacement staffers who are more competent go unanswered. If new customer enquiries cannot be properly answered, good luck if there's ever a problem! You'll be Skrilled! (Note the pun.. Skrill is the only company I've seen who is worse than Circle.) Summary: cannot even answer new customer enquiries correctly. If you send your money to them after this warning, it's on you. You've been warned.

Circle.com is a total scam. Circle.com is a total scam. They ask for confidential information that is not required in any business, not even in regulated financial institutions and once they "verify" your profile, they try to charge you additional fees for "helping you to set up your business, unwanted, and then they have a "problem" paying your funds. Which results in a loss for the user but nothing else. Sorry to have fallen for these scammers and lost some USD 1,200 , but as a warning to all others, STAY AWAY FROM THESE SCAMMERS.

No money after 3 days !!! Circle had a system problem making my withdrawals of cash constantly return ! The continued for two days ! The site promices money within the hour and simplicity! 3 days on I still can’t withdraw my cash ! As they put my account into review! Because of my constant attempts to withdraw! Every 24 hours they send automated responses! With no help Looks like it’s going to be a week plus before I see my money!!!!!! Nothing simple or instant about them with zero cumster help

Money Held Hostage!! Upon invitation I signed up to use the companies payment processing services. I was told I had a $500 limit. I sent the first $120.00 without issue. The next time I used the service to send $125.00 they took the funds from my account and then refused to deliver to the payee until I met additional requirements. If additional verification was required funds should not have been removed from the account before the requirements where met.

I don't even remember I don't even remember, like many, ever creating a circle pay account but as they are shutting down I'm receiving multiple emails. They started by saying cash out your £2, of which I ignored for the hassle of £2. I received many of these. They then said I will be charged a yearly £30 dormancy fee if I didn't cash out. I have no bank details or verification on there. Today I received another saying the fee will actually be the £2 I have in my account...seems like there's a lot of scaremongering going on. I will not be giving them all my bank details and personal details to verify the account. What a scam.