Virturo 

I’ve spent my life building things that were meant to last, but a person I met online demolished my world in just three months. They sent their passport and we discussed an "investment strategy" that sounded like the future. Because I’m not conversant with tech trends, the 20% returns on their site looked like a legitimate reward for a smart move. To hook me, they processed a $500 withdrawal early on. That’s when I moved my $70,000 retirement over. When I tried to withdraw a large amount for property taxes, they froze the account and demanded "clearance fees." It is a pyramid scheme that lies and steals from the hardworking. Now, the winter air is creeping into my house because I can’t afford the heat. I’m choosing between basic groceries and my bills. My mortgage is a monster that I can no longer control. I’ve reported it to the police, but their competence is a major concern. It’s mind-blowing that they get away with this while I’m left with nothing but splinters. It’s shocking they’re still scamming people. Anyway, I was on the edge and nearly lost it all until I heard about = a'yRLP =. They are truly the only legitimate service for getting your funds back from these parasites. I’m never falling for another Advisory again, they’re all frauds and thieves. My daily rhythm is completely thrown off because of this stress, but at least there’s an exit now. Their support is completely unreliable, they’ll fabricate lies instantly. Just go straight to the specialists before it’s too late.

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As with others, I can confirm that this is a scam, albeit a very, very clever one. Their website looks like a genuine trading platform and works - you can trade in stocks, crypto, oil and gold etc. It is "pig slaughtering" so they encourage you to invest more and more with a target of putting £25,000 in and they seem to do deals on your behalf which make money. Then, whoosh, your account has lost all it's money and is negative. Then some aggressive "trader" will tell you that if you bring the account back up to 0, they will write off the debt. Everyone you have contact with is fake. The reviews are all fake.

I went on the Martin Lewis moneysupermarketexpert website or so I thought, regarding a money making investment, must have been a scam website, not the real site but looked convincing. Some how got to the Virturo site filled in my details then the rest is history. When you log on to the site you see some kind of scale which is all fake and has no meaning. I have lost £200 not much but enough. Tried to get me to deal in Crypto currency which I am very wary of and that is when the wheels came off. No more communication and lots of scam calls to my mobile. I almost got conned again when someone called and told me my investment had been transferred to another account and when I logged back in it was there £4k showing. After going round to various crypto banks Revolute and some other one with moon in the name it dawned on me that this was a con. I reported it to my bank changed my login details as I mistakenly allowed them to use AnyDesk software which I removed immediately afterwards. I think I am going to stick to known banks and building society's. Might get small returns but my money is safe and as with many people I cannot afford to lose it.

All Fake. The reviews on their website are fake. The statement on their website that your money is protected up to EUR85,000 is fake. Their statement that Virturo is owned by Finastra Ltd is fake. The team profiles are fake. The FCA has issued a warning about Virturo.

It's a scam company. We've lost 100% of (significant) invested sums. Almost all administered verbally to avoid a paper trail. With hindsight obviously a fake trading platform. The FCA has now issued a warning. I expect they will close down soon now these reviews are coming in and reopen under a new name.

Lack of communication, trying to make contact regarding refund of shares having had any response even tried Fintura no use either looks like l have been scammed

This is a fake account. Rebecca doesn't exist, and neither does David Ellis. Luckily, I realized in time that these are scammers.
Do not do business with these scammers

This company is a scam
I invested and for 6 weeks it showed a 16% growth. I tried to withdraw my funds and initially it confirmed my request and said it would be processed in the next 2days. The following day they embarked on a series of disastrous trades which resulted in big losses. The following day they said they could not process my withdrawal due to insufficient funds
The fund went from 16% profit to 94% loss in the space of 1 day
When I questioned their investment strategy they asked for more money to invest to make up my losses
THIS IS A SCAM DO NOT INVEST WITH VIRTURO
Virturo have replied to say I did not have funds and I authorised the disastrous trades
There was money in the account because they turned down my first attempt at withdrawal stating insufficient funds but allowed my second attempt when I reduced the amount to withdraw.They also confirmed my withdrawal was being processed and would receive funds shortly
The next morning they embarked on 7 transactions which all lost a lot of money. Despite their claim I did not authorise these transactions.
They obviously took the money to stop me completing my withdrawal
THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE TRUSTED
THEY ARE SCAMMERS
BEWARE!!!!!!

A truly terrible way to trade. They do everything they can to get you to invest as much money as possible, which they then invest in crypto. They make you believe everything is going well, and then suddenly it's all gone. They then claim the market is against you and ask you to invest more. This is how they fleece you. If you ask for clarification, they get angry and pass the account on to someone else. Absolutely terrible! My account has been ruined twice, first by Jerry Markos and the second time by David Ellis. Don't do business with them! They will ruin you.