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Q: Austrian Broker lost my £4.5 G by transfer I'm told 2 wait till they check with there bank, still waiting since 10.7.19

I'm in London & I sold my bitcoin & wanted to transfer the cash back to my bank account they sent me a transfer receipt proving to me the transfer however i contacted them when it went over a week then they've replied that the funds have gone missing & they're waiting for a reply from there bank to locate the funds.i'm £4500 out of pocket & don't know if I ever going to see my money? apart from filing a complain to the FMA, Austrian Regulator can they get away with not paying me?

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A: This is an international banking question, not a question about "Stockbroker Fraud."

Advice: If you do not have a lawyer who is competent to operate successfully in the difficult area of international wire fraud you should seek one immediately. But please be forewarned that-while the amount of money "missing" is very substantial in your eyes--most experienced international banking lawyers may not think so. Why? Because there are $Billions gone missing every day, all over the globe. Fortunately, most of these problems seem to solve themselves, especially if the person(s) who are looking for their money have competent counsel assisting them.

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