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I completely agree with this statement. This is a very good sign.
Date of experience: May 03, 2024
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Company details
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A team of experienced Opteox traders, who have the company's development algorithms at their disposal, monitor the operation of automated bots on leading cryptocurrency exchanges and make strategic decisions about the prevailing directions of transactions concluded by bots. Opteox is a company that covers the entire business world thanks to the company's registrations in the United States and Hong Kong, and these are secure cryptocurrency transactions due to the fact that the company's activities with cryptocurrency assets has been licensed in Belize.
Contact info
41 Madison Ave, 10010, New York, United States
- +1 680 778 8883
- info@opteox.com
- opteox.com
3.5
Average
4 reviews
100% Scam!!
100% scam. I went to their "headquarters" in NY, 41 Madison. There is no physical or digital office space.
Their certificates are fake. This company is 100% illegal.
STAY AWAY! THEY WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY!
Date of experience: May 03, 2024
Interesting company
Interesting company. Great plans for investing. Decided to participate in the program. The site is clear, no problems.
Date of experience: April 10, 2024
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