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Warden Vc – Investigation for Fraud, Impersonation and Perjury – Fake Copyright Takedown Scam
Beneficiary of Fake DMCA: | Warden Vc / Warden Vc Reviews / wardenvc.com Scam | |||||||||||||||
Contact Info: | Website :wardenvc.com | |||||||||||||||
Possible Infringements: | Perjury, Impersonation, Identity-theft, Misrepresentation | |||||||||||||||
DMCA Report: | https://www.lumendatabase.org/notices/25017848 | |||||||||||||||
Original Link: | https://theforexreview.com/2021/09/01/wardenvc-review | |||||||||||||||
Fake Link/Website Used: | https://coreymccoy1.blogspot.com/2021/08/wardenvc-review-5-things-you-should.html | |||||||||||||||
Submitted by: | Corey McCoy | |||||||||||||||
Date of Submission: | September 01, 2021 |
HERE’S OUR INVESTIGATION REPORT
WardenVC regulation and safety of funds
WardenVC is not a regulated company – and what’s worse, it originates from one of the shadiest offshore jurisdictions out there – the Marshall Islands. Here is where WardenVC can be found:
The problem with that particular jurisdiction is the fact it does not regulate its Forex markets in the least – therefore, it is incredibly easy for scammers to set up shop there in order to avoid being held accountable for the schemes they run! There is no way that you should trust a broker from the country, not without any additional regulation at least. WardenVC also lies it operates from Portugal, as we mentioned before – here is the fake address the broker provides us with:
Portugal is a part of the EU – and as such, it follows a unified set of regulatory measures that aim to reduce the risks to the retail trader and weed out scammers. Companies operating from there are required to obtain a license, which means they are holding over 730 000 euro to their name. Once they have the license, the brokers are required to report on a daily basis on open and closed trades to prevent them from engaging in any kind of market manipulation.
WardenVC is not among these highly regulated brokers, however – the company simply cannot be one, as it contradicts the EU policy on leverage – amounts of up to 1:30 are allowed for retail traders, and yet, WardenVC has a leverage of up to 1:200!
WardenVC trading software
WardenVC provides access to a distribution of the Metatrader 4 platform – however, its server on it is derelict, as you can see from the screenshot below:
This is a real shame, since MT4 has established itself as the industry leader with its many powerful features – WardenVC also offers a web-based platform which lacks most of said features. Namely, automated trading is nowhere to be seen. Here is what the platform looks like:
The actual trading conditions on the platform are rather bad – the spreads are too wide, moving within the 3 pip range for common FX pairs like the EURUSD. Meanwhile, the leverage of 1:200 is more than what not only the EU, but also what most regulators allow. Still, unlicensed companies are infamous for offering these higher leverage amounts in a bid to attract more clients, with no regard to the safety of said clients.
WardenVC deposit and withdrawal methods and fees
WardenVC accepts deposits via credit cards – the good news is that Mastercard and Visa both allow a chargeback to be filed on payments in 540 days of any transaction. The bad news is that you will certainly need one – WardenVC does not have its Terms and Conditions available. This means that the broker can abuse its client by charging as much as it pleases for its services.
How does the scam work?
WardenVC is certainly up to no good – here is how the scheme it runs unfolds:
First off, someone opens an account with WardenVC – they are required to leave a phone number to do so, which the scammers will then use to start calling around the clock and demand deposits. More and more money will be extorted from the victim, until they realize what’s going on or run out of money to give. At that point, the scammers will simply cut them off and move on to new targets.
What to do when scammed?
First off, you should get whatever IDs, credit cards and so on the scammers had access to re-issued. Also remove any remote control software they had you install on your PC.
Then, you would want to contact your bank and ask for a chargeback. However, if a recovery agency reaches out to you and ask for an upfront payment for it services, you are certainly dealing with another scam!
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