For the past year, I have been repeatedly contacted by E.Y., who claimed to be an employee of GKM Forex. He told me to download MetaTrader 5 and frequently sent WhatsApp messages saying things like, "We made this much profit," and "Our predictions are accurate." Eventually, during a moment of weakness, I followed his instructions. Initially, I deposited ₺8,500 into the company account he provided. Later, he connected me with another person via WhatsApp, claiming this individual, B.T., was a trader. B.T. told me that in order to earn more, I needed to invest at least one lot (approximately ₺800,000). When I explained I didn’t have that kind of money, he assured me that if I managed to gather this amount, I could earn around ₺500,000. I ended up adding an extra ₺100,000 from the money I had. He then opened trades for me, showing partial profits but mostly losses. He kept insisting that I needed to find another ₺800,000 to make larger profits. During a phone conversation, we discovered we were from the same hometown, which he used to gain my trust. He repeatedly assured me, saying things like, "This won’t go wrong, trust me." Convinced by his words, I added another ₺500,000 to the account. Eventually, I saw that all the money I had deposited had been wiped out. He called me again, claiming he had found someone to recover this money and that with a new trade of ₺500,000, he could get my money back. Unfortunately, I felt I had no choice but to believe him. This went on for about a week until one evening, all the money was gone (₺1,038,000 in total), equivalent to approximately $30,500. After this, no one called or followed up. When I posted a complaint on Şikayetvar, I was contacted by someone who introduced himself as U.Y., claiming to be a manager. He promised to help me recover my losses, supposedly opened a $2,000 credit for me, and after a couple of trades, disappeared as well. When I tried to reach out, he would occasionally respond, saying the process was taking time, but often, there was no reply. When I attempted to open trades on my own, even the $1,500 I earned was wiped out, and the credit they had opened for me was also withdrawn. I hold E.Y., who persuaded me into this scheme over the past year, GKM Forex, which promised profits but caused my money to disappear, and B.T., who claimed to be a trader, responsible for all my losses. I will pursue all my legal rights and continue this fight until my losses are fully compensated.