“Hey traders! Michelle here, and today we’re exposing another wolf in sheep’s clothing – the broker CapexGo (capexgo.com). My subscribers flooded me with warnings about this one. Our investigation? Shocking: It’s a 100% scam. Smash that like button and subscribe – you’ll help protect others from losing money! Let’s dive in!”
“At first glance, CapexGo looks legit: flashy website, tons of instruments, promises of ‘zero spreads’ and ‘guaranteed profits.’ But folks, the devil’s in the details. Let’s check their foundation. Where are they registered? Their site lists fancy offices: Hong Kong, Dominica, Dublin. Here’s the catch: NONE of these addresses exist in official registries! Central Plaza in Hong Kong? No company there. Roseau Valley in Dominica? Empty. Dublin? No registration number. Major red flag!”
“Now, what about their license? CapexGo boasts ‘regulation’ from ISA (Nauru), license #052955-038. Honestly? I’m stunned by their audacity! ISA is a fake regulator. For $10,000, they ‘issue’ licenses with zero checks, offering clients ZERO protection. Here’s the kicker: I checked real regulators – FCA (UK), CySEC (Cyprus), ASIC (Australia). Result? CapexGo isn’t registered ANYWHERE. Same for UAE (ADGM) and South Africa (FSCA). No license, no oversight – pure scam!”
“How do these crooks operate? Textbook fraud:
- They bait you through social media/‘trader job’ ads, promising insane returns.
- Your ‘profits’ are FAKE – trades NEVER hit the real market!
- When you withdraw? They demand ‘taxes,’ ‘fees,’ or ‘insurance’ ($500–$5,000).
- After you pay? BAM! Account ‘blocked.’ Support ghosts you.
Now check their ‘conditions’:
- 1:200 leverage? You’re playing rigged roulette!
- ‘Spreads from 0 pips’? Lie! Hidden fees will devour your cash.
- $1,500 minimum deposit? Absurd for beginners! Real brokers (like CAPEX.com) start at $100.”
(Brand comparison)
“Warning! CapexGo shamelessly copies the name of LEGIT broker CAPEX.com (licensed by CySEC, FSCA!). Don’t mix them up:
- REAL CAPEX.com: MT5/WebTrader, segregated funds, verifiable addresses.
- FAKE CapexGo: Bogus terminal, funds go straight to scammers.
Oh, and their ‘mobile app’? NOT on App Store or Google Play! Only shady download links – a total data risk!”
“Bottom line? CapexGo isn’t a broker. It’s a financial pyramid with an expiration date. Their domain was registered in August 2024 – classic for these ‘pump-and-dump’ schemes. They’ve got:
- Fake addresses
- Phony ‘license’
- Withdrawal-blocking scams
- Personal data theft
My verdict: NEVER give them a penny! If you’re already trapped:
- Screenshot EVERYTHING (chats, transactions).
- Report to police in YOUR country.
- Consult a financial lawyer (avoid ‘recovery agents’ demanding upfront crypto payments!).
If this video saved your wallet, hit LIKE! Share it everywhere – let’s shut these fraudsters down. Subscribe – I’m exposing TWO MORE shady brokers next week. Trade safe, stick with honest platforms, and remember: if it’s too good to be true? It’s CapexGo. Ciao!”
