Nova Investment Pressured Me to Deposit ₺322,600 and Trapped Me with False Promises

On 16th September 2024, Nova Investment employee E*** K*** called me and, through clever wordplay and persistence, convinced me to open a $100 account. My advisor, A*** Y***, was supposedly working at the UK office. What started as guidance quickly turned into constant pressure to increase my limits, deposit money into three different companies (such as JYR, Novvest, BBG) that promised bonuses, and take out loans one after another. Every time I made a mistake in transactions, such as adding too many zeros or buying instead of selling, I lost significant amounts of money. My "risk advisor," A***, would shout at me on the phone, insult me—at one point even calling me mentally ill—and continuously try to make me feel guilty. The more I expressed my desire to stop trading and exit the system, the more the psychological pressure increased, along with the insults. It felt like they had planned the entire process as a setup for failure.

Whenever I mentioned wanting to leave the system, they demanded more money. When I finally realized something was wrong, I messaged E***, saying I couldn’t reach my advisor, but he was working in cooperation with A***. A*** claimed he had spoken to the finance department and that they would deposit the promised ₺400,000 into my account immediately. However, he insisted that I continue depositing more money. I did as asked, but communication was always cut off, and a few days later, they forced me into making more transactions as if nothing had happened. 

This started with an initial deposit of ₺5,100 on 16th September 2024. By the end, I had lost around ₺72,500 due to exchange rate differences, and despite depositing ₺322,600 in total, they continued to ask for more money without fulfilling any promises of transferring funds into my account. On September 26, they said they would immediately deposit ₺390,000 into my account, but once again, communication was cut off, and nothing was deposited. I contacted the banks to block any further transfers, but by that point, it was too late.

Nova Investment is an investment company that traps its clients in an endless cycle of money demands, without any real way out. I need my money back urgently and to close the loans I was pressured into taking. After researching the company, I discovered that many others have had similar complaints. My advisor and others are setting up deliberate traps, tricking customers with mistakes like adding extra zeros and demanding money for a supposed "exit" from the system. I would appreciate any help or support in getting my money back. Thank you.