Summary of WikiFX exposure data and types for July and August

　　In order to facilitate our targeted help, WikiFX divides complaints from investors into four types based on the victim's reason for complaining. Throughout July and August, WikiFX has collected nearly 2,000 complaints. A question has been raised in our mind: what type of exposure appears most frequently？ In this article, WikiFX will rank the exposure categories according to their severity.

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　　Exposure on WikiFX

　　On WikiFX, the Exposure consists of feedback from traders. A bad track record of brokers can be checked via Exposure. WikiFXs Exposure function helps you get feedback from other traders and remind you of the risks before it starts.

　　Ranking of 4 exposure types for July and August

　　1. Unable to Withdraw (1276)

　　As of September 8, 2022, WikiFX has received 1276 exposures related to “Unable to Withdraw” from July to August.

　　It is no doubt that withdrawal rejection is the most serious and common problem that many investors met when they invest in an unreliable broker. Refusing to allow clients to withdraw is the typical trick that scam brokers do. Scammers take clients‘ funds away fraudulently. And make unacceptable excuses to delay and reject clients’ withdrawal requests.

　　Some scam brokers ask investors to pay extra tax or risky fees if the investors insisted on withdrawal. Tax scams are one of the common tactics used by unreliable forex brokers. WikiFX has witnessed many cases wherein a fraudulent forex broker scared their trading clients about having tax payments in arrears and urged them to pay quickly before being punished by the authorities. However, it is rare to see a forex broker that uses this as an ultimatum, or rather “threat” towards its client. These brokers threatened to freeze traders' accounts by demanding that they pay their taxes by a specified date.

　　WikiFX currently has made an article about the scam brokers rejecting victims withdrawal requests and even putting forward unacceptable demands. Please feel free to read this article via the link. https://www.wikifx.com/en/newsdetail/202209079914856356.html

　　2. Scam (265)

　　As of September 8, 2022, WikiFX has received 265 exposures related to “Scam” from July to August.

　　Usually, the investors accused brokers of scams because they have terrible customer service. The agents do not help efficiently or they do not respond at all.

　　Those brokers may use tempting offers to persuade you to open an account, and eventually make you deposit more money by giving some rewards at the beginning. Once the scam becomes so obvious, they will take your money away without giving you any response.

　　Sometimes, the withdrawal problem also can be listed as a “scam”

　　3. Others (200)

　　As of September 8, 2022, WikiFX has received 200 exposures related to “other issues” from July to August, which makes traders upset. For example, some victim claimed that the website of some brokers is fake; The regulatory license of some brokers is a suspicious clone, etc.

　　4. Severe Slippage (82)

　　As of September 8, 2022, WikiFX has received 82 exposures related to “Slippage” from July to August. These brokers usually have the poor ability in risk management. Or they are just scammers manipulating the trading process causing huge losses to the traders.