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Would like to know who to file a complaint to when it comes to binary options platforms.

Answered 13 years and 10 months ago by William A. Healy (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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This sounds like a scam to me. In order to confirm that, you may want to contact the CBOE and your state securities regulator. Tell them how you were contacted and your involvement with this entity. Also ask them if this entity is registered as an options or securities dealer. These regulators can tell you how to proceed with a formal complaint , if necessary. I certainly would not give this dealer any money unless you can establish that it is a legitimate business. My answer does not constitute legal advice but only general information for your consideration. Good luck.... Read Answer
This sounds like a scam to me. In order to confirm that, you may want to contact the CBOE and your state securities regulator. Tell them how you were... Read Answer

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