I recently tried to sign up for Webull to take advantage of their latest bonus promotion. However, I became concerned about the security of my personal information when they requested a significant amount of data during the account opening process. Honestly, even banks don't ask for this much personal information. They wanted my social security number, ID photo, selfie, and much more. I stopped the process midway and decided not to become a member. However, I'm worried because they already have a lot of my personal information. I haven't been able to reach customer service, and my emails haven't been answered. I want to be sure that all the personal information I entered on their website is deleted from their databases. My only consolation is that I didn't share all of my personal details.
I signed up for Socios.com a long time ago to purchase cryptocurrency. Now, I simply want to delete my account, but I can’t log into the app to do it myself. When I contacted their customer service via email, I was shocked by their response. Instead of helping me close the account, they demanded an...
I was approached on WhatsApp with an enticing offer to earn money through surveys, and I agreed to participate. They asked for my personal information, such as my IBAN and address, which I provided, thinking everything was legitimate. Then they requested my ID photo, claiming it was necessary for th...
On March 23rd, I spotted an ad on Webull's website that read, "Check out this limited-time offer! Deposit and fill your brokerage account and receive up to 75 free fractional shares!'' Each share is worth between $3 and $3,000. The offer sounded quite appealing, so I joined up and made three differe...
Friends, I strongly suggest that you avoid Webull. Your money is non-refundable. They have taken my hard-earned money and are very dishonest. Unless it's related to creating an account, they will casually disregard your emails. Outside of the account-opening process, all phone calls go unreturned. M...
Until recently, I could log in to my socios.com account with my username and password. Suddenly, without prior notice, they changed the authentication method, now demanding photos of both the front and back of my ID. Why do they have the right to ask for this information on such a platform? I contac...
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