This is not the first time the broker has been Central Option In a literal sense, he finds trouble for himself. The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) once again warns of the unreliability of the broker Central Option, and the most interesting thing is that the reason for such attention is not new.
Jason Roy, who lives in Manitoba (Canada), received a call from a broker with an offer to take advantage of a super tempting offer. And everything would be fine if Jason was not a senior employee of the Investigations Department of the Manitoba Securities Commission. It would be foolish not to take advantage of this opportunity, so Jason immediately launched an investigation. And for this, he gladly agreed to take advantage of the broker’s super offer. Jason was connected to an employee of the broker, who began to ask if he was interested in trying himself in the field of investments, which, according to Jason, are illegal and have already raised questions from the relevant authorities. An employee of the broker, a certain Bessie, claimed that he was in the broker’s central office located in Toronto, and convinced Jason that binary options trading was completely safe, that it was an almost guaranteed way to get rich. A $100 loan was then offered, and Bessie explained the bidding process to Jason. During the investigation, it was revealed that there was no office in Toronto, and Jason was called not from a landline number, but from a virtual one.
