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Hallip is a typical second-rate "kitchen", following the example of its fellows. The “business” of the scammer is based on vile manipulation and banal robbery. According to reviews, scammers first rub the victims into the trust, in order to close the trap in just a few months and steal other people's money right from under their noses.
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How much does the Hallip sharaga really hunt, and how do the crooks manage to stay afloat, despite the devastating reviews on the Web? Let's figure it out today.
The truth about Hallip
The scammers have a standard legend, because experienced swindlers who conjured T-Ag, AT-em, GU Arex and so on had a hand in the creation of Hallip. This list can be continued for a very long time.
The scammers only change the statistics and straighten the facade a little, but the internal documentation and stories about three licenses remain unchanged for all the template cheaters.
By the way, the infamous Svv Pro project, which has collected a pool of negative reviews, can generally be called an exact copy of the heroes of today's review.
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Now back to the history of "Hallip". The “About the Company” section is a hotbed of lies and hackneyed advertising slogans. It turns out that charlatans have been working on the market for the 4th year and during this period they managed to gain the trust of over 100,000 users.
The hallip.com domain has been functioning since 2009. Until February 2021, it was empty. Insolent thieves, in order to give their offspring solidity, simply outbid the resource and built an office here for lovers of free cheese.
With attendance at Hallip, too, everything is sad. No more than 60 people visit the page per day. A specialized service predicts that this figure could grow to 21,000 in a year. True, this still does not correspond to the ambitious tales of deceivers.
The registration of the swindlers is Cypriot. That's just the registration address - a banal fiction.
Yes, on the map there is both Solomos Square and Vasileos Street, but these are completely different locations that do not touch. Scammers have obvious problems with geography and orientation.
Yes, and in Cyprus sharaga is listed only in words.
The activities of the office are allegedly controlled by the following regulators:
- Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (326/97);
- Commission on International Financial Services (04/38/HP/87);
- Mauritius Financial Services Commission (F57891254).
As you can see, no one gave out any certificates to “Hallip” in their hands, which means that scammers work illegally and hide behind fictitious pieces of paper.
For greater persuasiveness, the scammers attributed to themselves the patronage of several more influential supervisory structures.
ASIC and BVIFSC flash among them. For some reason, swindlers call the latter the UK Financial Conduct Authority. The BVIFSC is actually the regulator of the British Virgin Islands.
Neither ASIC nor BVIFSC handed permits to crooks.
However, so is the Malta Financial Services Authority.
Given the fact that revealing reviews about Hallip appear exclusively on Russian-language forums, the scammers have taken seriously the citizens of the Russian Federation. That's just to clear the wallets of Russian "Pinocchio" sharaga "Hallip" has no right, as it has not received a license from the local Central Bank.
Now let's go through the skating rink according to the "User Agreement" of the broker. It says that disputes between clients and the company are decided with some fright according to the laws of the Republic of Vanuatu.
And all responsibility for the losses incurred as a result of the failed recommendations of would-be managers of "Hallip" falls entirely on the shoulders of investors.
Also, the breeders reserve the right to terminate the relationship with you without warning and close access to your account (naturally, the depositor's money becomes the property of Hallip by default).
And the “kitchen” did not forget to mention commissions. Any costs must be paid by the client.
Overview of trading accounts “Hallip”
The scammers offer traders to choose one of 3 types of accounts:
The minimum loss amount is $1,000. The conditions are eerily banal: instant execution, leverage 1:100, deposit insurance and a personal manager as a gift, who will methodically suck the last crumbs out of you.
The scammers were so dispersed that they invented a lot of advantages for themselves. But the reviews of ex-depositors indicate that these statements have nothing to do with reality.
Hallip kitchen reviews
The “Hallip” project started in February, so there are still few reviews about scammers. The thing is that investors, whom the scam consultants skillfully fooled, have not yet understood what trap they have fallen into. As soon as the crooks lose interest in the Pinocchio and let them go around the world, the forums will immediately become overgrown with devastating comments.
How do thieves "Hallip" scam customers?
If you believe the reviews, Hallip scammers are not smart and quick-witted, so they use the standard divorce scheme. Investors are led to tempting conditions, bonuses and tales of a big score. The first few weeks, users really enter into a number of successful transactions and go into the black. The white bar will change to black at the moment when the trader wants to get his money.
Next, the scammers begin the second part of the play, which includes nonsense about outstanding debts and commissions. Allegedly, without additional investments, the process will not budge, but we all understand what this will lead to.
Summing up
"Hallip" - 100% a trap for freebie lovers. Scammers rip off the unfortunate like sticky and send them to a ban so that they do not arise again. As a result, the crooks leave the game as kings, and the former investors can only shed tears and write negative reviews. Do you want to join the ranks of Hallip victims? Then stay away from sharagi!
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