Wasee, has anyone here traded with Windsor Markets? I've seen some guys promoting it on Telegram and the spreads look really tight. But before I load my M-Pesa, nataka kujua kama they are legit. Anyone used them?
Wasee, has anyone here traded with Windsor Markets? I've seen some guys promoting it on Telegram and the spreads look really tight. But before I load my M-Pesa, nataka kujua kama they are legit. Anyone used them?
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Bro, before you deposit a single shilling anywhere, check the CMA portal. CMA actually just released an advisory warning us about fake websites impersonating real brokers. You can check all the officially licensed non-dealing online foreign exchange brokers here: https://licensees.cma.or.ke/licenses/5/. If Windsor isn't there, kaa rada!
Manze that CMA warning came too late for me. Early this year, I deposited $200 in a broker that had the exact same name and logo as a very popular regulated one—it was a cloned website! I traded, made a profit, but the day I tried to withdraw, they told me I have to pay a 'withdrawal clearance tax' of $50 first. Hivo ndio nilijua nimeoshwa. Niliona vumbi saitan.
Pole sana Njeri, imefanyika kwa wengi. Mine was a WhatsApp group that looked so professional. They had daily charts and a link to their 'recommended broker'. Nilituma 15k kwa Till Number yao for account management because they promised 80% returns. By evening, the group was deleted and I was blocked everywhere. Hakuna kitu inauma kama kulilia pesa yako.
The scammers are getting too smart bana. They are even cloning Android apps now. You think you are downloading a licensed broker's app, but it's a fake interface connected straight to their pockets. Like Otieno said, always cross-check with that CMA link. 'Stay Alert, Invest Smart' sio mchezo.
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