Investqhub

akelenfo

Good afternoon,

I’ve been trading on Investqhub for a few weeks specifically on Forex and have made money, not a lot though.   The account manager would like me to move onto commodities but this will mean a greater investment.   I currently have $313 in the account, I withdrew $50 profit recently but would really need about $1800; I trade no more than 30% of my funds and only “Take Profit”.   The profit compounds and my funds grow.   The account manager is not putting me under any pressure, the choices are mine.

My question is…is investqhub and Kraken legitimate and whilst I’m never going to be a millionaire I may make additional income to support retirement?

Any guidance or advice would help greatly appreciated.

Has anyone any experience with this they’d like to share?

Thank you.

Allan

Gary1984

You'll almost certainly lose money trading over the long term even if the site is legit, which I have no insight on. The fact a small time investor has an 'account manager' encouraging them to put more money in though is a red flag though.

Withdraw all funds if you can. Do you have any debts such as credit cards? Put the funds towards these first. Then do you have an emergency fund in cash? If not open a high interest account and save into that.

Once that's all sorted consider your pension arrangements and/or a stocks and shares ISA.

TadleyBaggie

Reviews (apart from Trustpilot, may not be real reviews) seem to say it is scam.

wmb194

akelenfo said:

Good afternoon,

I’ve been trading on Investqhub for a few weeks specifically on Forex and have made money, not a lot though.   The account manager would like me to move onto commodities but this will mean a greater investment.   I currently have $313 in the account, I withdrew $50 profit recently but would really need about $1800; I trade no more than 30% of my funds and only “Take Profit”.   The profit compounds and my funds grow.   The account manager is not putting me under any pressure, the choices are mine.

My question is…is investqhub and Kraken legitimate and whilst I’m never going to be a millionaire I may make additional income to support retirement?

Any guidance or advice would help greatly appreciated.

Has anyone any experience with this they’d like to share?

Thank you.

Allan

"InvestQHub.com (the “Company”) is a company incorporated in Saint-Vincent and Grenadines operating an online cryptocurrency-based trading platform..."

What could possibly go wrong? I would find something more reputable. Forex trading is renowned as a way to lose all of your money. 

fwor

As already implied, the only reason why these companies are incorporated in such remote jurisdictions is to make it virtually impossible for you to go after them when you discover that they have scammed you.

You should expect that, as soon as he thinks that you will not be putting more money in, your "account manager" will become a lot less friendly. The next step - when you try to get your money back - is that they will invent a load of "fees" which mean that you will have to pay them more money to (supposedly) get your money back.

So... you should consider your money to be gone. If you've only lost $313, you've probably got off lightly.

Albermarle

akelenfo said:

Good afternoon,

I’ve been trading on Investqhub for a few weeks specifically on Forex and have made money, not a lot though.   The account manager would like me to move onto commodities but this will mean a greater investment.   I currently have $313 in the account, I withdrew $50 profit recently but would really need about $1800; I trade no more than 30% of my funds and only “Take Profit”.   The profit compounds and my funds grow.   The account manager is not putting me under any pressure, the choices are mine.

My question is…is investqhub and Kraken legitimate and whilst I’m never going to be a millionaire I may make additional income to support retirement?

Any guidance or advice would help greatly appreciated.

Has anyone any experience with this they’d like to share?

Thank you.

Allan

Why not keep your money in more traditional places, like cash savings, or pensions or S&S ISA's, rather than gambling them in high risk areas with potentially dodgy companies ?

JohnWinder

Run, don't walk, away. Or, if you're just promoting the service, thanks but no thanks.

timborules

See my other thread here - OP has got off very lightly. 

masonic

timborules said:

See my other thread here - OP has got off very lightly. 

Who knows. The OP never came back to update us. They not have taken the advice above and parted with much more of their money.