These are Scammers who put reviews on… These are Scammers who put reviews on websites and demand money to remove them, elena(at)wikifx.com is the one who contacted me and asked for money to remove their review

wikifx is a fintech scam posting site wikifx is a fintech scam posting site. Only brokerages and financial trading companies that pay these biased review sites get positive postings of their company after paying 100,000.00 thousands of dollar for posting postively on the companies much like a form of cybercrime or attack ransomeware for the companies brand name. Only after payment of said large funds do they take down any negative reviews of these companies. Traders and clients of other newly starting Forex and Crypto Brokers be aware of this ongoign fintech wars. There are many other companies that do this type of ransomeware attacks on many financial institutions. Just be aware if you see negative reviews of brokerages or crypto exchanges they are most likely not true and are legit companies. This is for future client awareness of the fraud these type of review sites pull to do a money grab from newly starting compaines.

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Reality about 5 Star rating Agent Nishith Rai Agent Nishith Rai from WikiFX India group on Telegram approached me, offering to earn free money by posting positive reviews and giving 5-star ratings on Trustpilot about WikiFX. They promised $5 for each verified 5-star comment. I have evidence of the full conversation, and several others have already completed the 5-star rating. I've attached valid proof

World Biggest Scam "WikiFX, often regarded as the world's largest Scam Review Company, has faced accusations of engaging in questionable practices. Some claim they sell positive reviews to brokers and remove them if the broker is later found to be involved in scams. This has led to doubts about the platform's trustworthiness."