Virpoint Reviews 

They are crok. Begin well, then ask for more money to improve return. Then all investments fail and they take all funds and block account.

75K USD STAYED STUCK FOR MONTHS, AFTER DIFFERENT EXCUSES AND NO SUPPORT, I ESCALTED THE CASE TO THOSE WHO FOUND A RESOLUTION, VIEW IMG.

The breakdown of trust was the worse part...They got to me through the whole aggressive marketing and campaigns and i finally agreed (i wish i could go back in time and stop this).. from telling me to upgrade and my greed kicking in with fairytale profit (as i am typing this now i feel more stupid).. long story short i am down a big chunk of my down payment for a house.well i might be the stupidest person on earth but i have smart friends who pushed me towards Caprevive llc that help get most of it back. it really has been a terrible experience for me, could have been worse without caprevive and many people won't be as lucky. i just can't wait for this tech oil salesmen to be stopped from taking from investors

Virpoint are terrible. After watching a phony video promoting Virpoint, A lady rang me up asking if I wanted to trade in the markets. It sounded ok, so I decided to give it a go with £250. I do not know about market trading, and the advisor sheared the screen guiding me on every step. I quickly got suckered into a small win and put another £250, I was encouraged to withdraw my winnings, I took out £300. Then the pressure was on to make more money, so I invested £2500 which went badly. I was encouraged to invest another £2500 to recover my losses. This also went badly. I was again encouraged to invest more but I didn't have any more savings. The service changed and I complained. The advisor put credit back into my account saying it will take a few months to get my investment back. It looked like I was going to get some funds back, but when I tried to recover my investment, they stalled and all the funds disappeared. I feel gutted that these people at Virpoint are getting away with it. I never got to do a single trade and feel stupid for believing the bs

I'm putting this out there because the sheer embarrassment of keeping it a secret is worse than the truth. I struck up a casual conversation with a stranger on a professional networking forum who eventually brought up trading. They completely disarmed my suspicion by fronting me the initial crypto assets to test their proprietary trading bot, even letting me withdraw my first profits. They completely played on my desire for financial freedom. I liquidated every asset I owned and borrowed heavily to feed the machine, mesmerized by the ballooning multi-million dollar balance. But the absolute second I tried to pull my capital out, the entire platform locked down. They demanded an ungodly liquidity fee out of pocket. I panicked, paid it, and was immediately met with a demand for an account unfreezing surcharge. That secondary demand was the bucket of ice water that woke me up to the reality of the con. Broken and terrified, I spoke to my credit provider, who put me in touch with (Bramsey Advisor). Their forensic specialists launched a relentless counter-operation, tracing the precise transaction hashes through multiple dark-web tumblers until they localized the wallet owners. The fraudsters were busted and my money was fully recovered.

Lost £6,000 - ALL my savings!! Due to being enticed initially with good results on small amounts (the test platform), then encouraged to upgrade. Each time needing to put more money in as Virpoint said they'd match it to top up my account! I know the top up would never be mine, but wanted desperately to get back on an even keel.
I was passed from one expert advisor to another (they never admit to "advising" you in the end), and with each advisor, results started well then plumetted, as their forecasted investment went the opposite direction to anticipated. Obviously my fault for agreeing to include the investment.
Over time I realised it was too risky to add more investments when the :free margin" was heavily in the negative. So pushed back on one call and flatly refused. The next call he just said "here's what we're going to do...", and got me to add that investment. Then I lost everything and all the positions closed before our next meeting. He said that I had just experienced really back luck, but I should understand the markets to up and down, so theres always a risk of that!
NEVER GET DRAWN IN IN THE FIRST PLACE is my advice to anyone, if this message isn.t deleted.

Terrible experience!! I always leave my display blank!! this time I have a mission to take all affected preys along to technical supportcrew!!! This company is shittyyyyy