Investing.com Scammed Me Out of $15,000

I was contacted by B** D** from the firm Investing Yatırım, who persistently urged me to invest with them. Having previously used the Investing.com app and believing it to be reliable, I agreed. Later, A** Ç*** called to help set up my account, assuring me that gold and silver trades were the safest, and there was no risk of loss. After days of convincing, I trusted them. Then F**, claiming to be a project manager, reached out with a "risk-free" investment plan that was set to begin on July 27 and end on August 2. He promised that the worst-case scenario would be a $680 loss, and that my funds were safe under Investing Yatırım's protection.

Believing their claims, I transferred $15,000 in TL to the account they provided. They guided me through trades via the Investing Yatırım app. By the project’s end, my account balance had grown to $36,000, and I was told I could withdraw my funds on the promised date. However, when I attempted to withdraw, they said there was a "temporary issue" due to system overload. Then, F** T**, claiming to be a finance manager, called, saying that I needed to urgently deposit another $16,000 to prevent all my money from being lost.

I refused and insisted on withdrawing $14,000, but after that, they stopped answering my calls. Investing Yatırım, along with B** D**, F** T**, F**, and A** Ç**, have scammed me and caused significant financial harm. I plan to file a criminal complaint and hope that by sharing my experience, others won’t fall victim to their schemes.