Whom to complain to when they won't give you your money back?

[xelite777]

I though about a charge-back but I am not sure if too much time has passed since I deposited.

Well, you are required to notify your bank of a dispute (in writing, just calling doesn’t obligate them to do anything), within 60 days of the statement date the charge appears on.

You should also contact the company and tell them you are about to reverse the charge. Sometimes it's enough to prompt them to refund your money, as most companies don't want to have any problem with a bank and/or their own payment processor.

Good luck.

 

[kefalo]

That's a no-go, I'm past the 60 days line

thanks anyway

 

[achilles28]

Call the police first. And then notify the regulating body. Present it as fraud and theft (which it is). Police should assign an investigator. Then notify regulating body in email, and cc the investigating cop.

 

[xelite777]

Call the police first.

Reread his message, that company is all over the place: New Zealand, Hong Kong, Switzerland and now Cyprus.

So what police are we talking about here?

 

[tom_czr]

Reread his message, that company is all over the place: New Zealand, Hong Kong, Switzerland and now Cyprus.

So what police are we talking about here?

Police in his country of residence and written letter to police in all other countries, where this company is oficialy present...

Anyway police (at least in my country) accept info about possible crimes and frauds on international level too and is trying to solve this. I assume it is similar in all other countries.

 

[trading_time]

Binary Options is the type of place you went with. This is not real trading and is gambling, something like playing blackjack. For this reason most of the sites are scammers and will not send you your money back.

Only 1 out of 10 binary shops will send your money back or less.

You have to do the research and open at the right one!

 

[achilles28]

Reread his message, that company is all over the place: New Zealand, Hong Kong, Switzerland and now Cyprus.

So what police are we talking about here?

Then you're fucked.

Cheers.

 

[xelite777]

Then you're fucked.

Cheers.

Beg your pardon??

 

[nemesis45]

Police in his country of residence and written letter to police in all other countries, where this company is oficialy present...

Anyway police (at least in my country) accept info about possible crimes and frauds on international level too and is trying to solve this. I assume it is similar in all other countries.

+1
Probably the best you can do right now.

 

[kefalo]

Beg your pardon??

I believe he wanted to say I should complain to the International Unfuckening Comitee