Galafx intentionally defrauds customers and grabs their money

Gala fx is a similar organization; the subject progresses in two stages, and a friend calls you several times with a very elite accent. He's texting you until you're sick of it, using terminology you don't understand and confusing positions. "If you had invested in this, you would have earned this much," he says to boost his confidence. "Think of it as if you've given me a loan; let's start with a small amount," he says honestly. Don't pass up these chances, sir, he adds. Finally, we begin with a small number by saying gak, and this number quickly increases to 1.5 times. Depositing more money is demanded once more, citing the loss of the opportunity to win more. When it comes to receiving your earnings, they say you can't do so until three months have passed since your entry date. The first stage concludes, and the second stage begins; at this point, your friend who called and texted you either dies or becomes ill and disappears. It's impossible to contact anyone at the company. There has been no response to messages or phone calls. When the time comes to withdraw your money, the transaction is opened in a matter of minutes rather than three months. The ultra ridiculous buy and sell transactions opened at the same time push the account in profit into the red. A month later, on this day, the first message arrives from the friend who first called you and then disappeared. It monitors your heart rate and nerve coefficient and treats you based on your response. The account was not reset; it was hc, but that's fine; just throw in some more collateral money and we'll get the job done. Screenshots of voice recordings of conversations and correspondence are available.