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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

xtboptions.com or app.xtboptions.com are big scam please dont invest a single cent

Systematic Fraud Sequence & Advance-Fee Scheme:

Stage 1: False Advertising & Hook (I have done $2,000 Initial Deposit to try the BOT for 3 days)

The homepage advertises "0 Fees on Withdrawals & Deposits," but users are immediately directed to deposit an initial trading balance (~$2,000) and given a 3-day free trial.

Stage 2: Forced Subscription Lock-In ($2,000 Bot Lease, this is the least BOT subscription price)

Once the trial ends, withdrawals are blocked. Representatives demand an additional $2,000+ upfront fee to lease an "Algo Ai" trading bot and enforce a mandatory 12-day trading period where funds cannot be touched.

Stage 3: Forced Card Purchase ($5,000 Card Activation Fee)

When a withdrawal is requested, support claims a requirement of purchasing a $3500 05 $5,000 "Virtual Withdrawal Card" to enable full withdrawals, offering a fake "2,500 bonus deposit credit" against the $5000 card activation added directly to the website balance to fabricate trust.

Stage 4: Extortion via Fake Fees (4.78+ ETH / 13.5% Tax in my withdrawal case of %5000, but normally around 15%)

After paying for the card, the platform displays error pop-ups requiring an upfront payment of 4.78+ ETH (~13.5% / $11,400+ USD) for "network/tax clearance." Refusing to pay results in agent non-responsiveness and permanent withholding of all principal funds. You cannot withdraw partially and you cannot withdraw your initial deposits nor the subscription fees if you want to leave, and you cannot withdraw partially, at this point I didn't of course paid any fees/tax as I am quite dure they will never pay anything.

A very important note: the production of profit in the very short period of time is completely fake, the values you see in your trading balance are fabricated figures and the math behind calculating the profits and the lot sizes are nonsense. I have all evidences, screenshots and chats copies from Telegram channel and the website chat.

Please do not invest.

6 September 2026
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