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As an update from my last review. I am being harassed by this company calling me daily. The phone numbers change so I cannot block them. Each time I ask to be removed from their system I receive multiple questions asking why.
I guess they have no customer to manage so nothing better to do than cold call people and pass their time to earn their paycheque.
This is a similar scan to Terra Markets from 2022.
Avoid. You will lose all your money.
Has fake endorsement from Elon Musk
I got sucked in and deposited £250.00. I quickly realised that this might be a scam, emailed them back to request a refund. To my surprise I actually got my money refunded but ever since then I keep getting calls from a company called Market Trend Education telling me I have an account with them and that I have $53.00 in my account. Can anyone tell me if these companies are the same? Either way I would not trust either of them. Be wary.
I responded to their advert making false claims about Elon Musks use of their platform. I was then called by a "boiler house" company using high pressure tactics to sell investment in cryptocurrencies. I declined to make any investment. I was then called at least 10 times a day (day and night) from multiple numbers using high pressure tactics to force me to invest. The calls are still continuing. Avoid this company at all costs - it's a scam
This scam company had several names first name Qumas.com second name Qumas ai and third name Qumas ai io.
The practise of changing their names during the age of the company one month and 13 days proof the are scammers. Avoid them. There is article spoke about Elon Musk invested 12 million on this company which is a lie. this article appeared three times on MSN money website.
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