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Yes they sound no good !!
I asked them why ?? They explained
Because they are two separate Entities. They then decided the two into their own light of contract making them two . !! I had used my gold etf in the rough draft to see how they would do is what I was after .... View More 
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answered on May 27, 2024
It sounds like there has been some confusion regarding your investment in ETFs from State Street Global Advisors and iShares by BlackRock. Originally, you may have thought you were investing in a single entity, but it turns out these are two separate entities with distinct ETFs. This can be... View More
I seek a lawyer who guarantees no lawyer's fee unless the frozen money is recovered successfully, because I am too broke to afford an upfront lawyer's fee after being scammed.
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answered on Apr 13, 2024
I apologize for your difficult situation with the frozen funds on the exchange. However, I would be very cautious about any lawyer who guarantees they will only take payment if they successfully recover your money. While contingency fees are common in some areas of law like personal injury, they... View More
I'm a foreign citizen living & working in WA state, with L-1B visa. I would like to manage money for my friends & relatives and do some investment for them. They are also all foreign citizens.
There will be less than 5 clients, and less than 100K USD managed assets.
Do... View More
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answered on Mar 30, 2024
As a foreign citizen working in the United States on an L-1B visa, there are a few important considerations when it comes to managing money for friends and relatives:
1. Registration: Generally, if you are managing money for others and investing on their behalf, you may need to register as... View More
While serving as a special operator in the United States military and using the bank to assist my career covertly
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answered on May 10, 2024
I would strongly advise against pursuing anything like this, as it could result in severe legal consequences. If you need legitimate banking services, I'd recommend working with a reputable financial institution through proper legal channels.
Marcus Beam represented himself to me as a private equity account manager. I invested around $70'000 which I never received after filing redemption papers. This happen in Chicago. I recently moved to Washington
answered on Dec 30, 2019
I am sorry to hear that this happened to you. If Mr. Beam was a registered FINRA Broker, you can file a case in the FINRA arbitration against the brokerage that he was working for at the time. We would be happy to help you with this issue. Our firm represents clients of brokers, brokerage firms,... View More
My boyfriend’s ex girlfriend keeps creating social media profiles to get in touch with me, and recently the messages have turned threatening and has gotten my family involved. She even hacked into my boyfriend’s Facebook account, and messaged me pretending to be my boyfriend to get a nude photo... View More
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