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Abstract:WIKIFX is now monitoring OMEGA PRO due to server maintenance as this may result in a huge incident if not fixed ASAP.
A well-known broker, which is very popular for conducting such huge events to attract investors to invest on their platform, is now on the hot set.
Yesterday they posted an advisory on their official Twitter page that they were conducting server maintenance to improve user experience.
Clients' feedback about the incident
Check out their Official Twitter Page to get more feedback about their Traders: https://twitter.com/_OmegaPro/status/1562829386117570561
Due to server maintenance, the portals via which traders may withdraw and deposit their funds may not work as well. However, upon checking, as of August 26, 2022, their website is up and running.
On the other hand,
One of the Facebook Pages owned by Omega Pro named “Omega Pro Business Opportunity” has posted two events that will be conducted on August 27, 2022, Saturday, at 12:00 PM in the Diakonia Conference Center, Russell Street, Durban Central, South Africa titled “Learn To Earn Passive Income From the Liquidity Markets”, and on August 28, 2022, Sunday, at 12:00 PM. A “Wine and Dine with the Top Leaders” which will be held in Blue Moon Beach Hotel and Resort, located at 1 Plot 3, Okunde Blue Water Tourism Scheme, Oniru-Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria.
Because of these two events, Omega Pro traders will be puzzled about what's going on, on their server, which really has to be online because of the audiences from these two events that will be signing up. It's also a big mystery to their traders why Omega Pro didn't provide a system maintenance advisory a week earlier, as regulated brokers usually do. As a trader, we want our money to be protected. Omega Pro did not allow its traders adequate time to withdraw their cash and deposit it again once the system is up and running. And now something strange is about to happen.
We are urging everyone who is planning to invest in their platform to cancel their plans and not deposit their funds as this may result in losing your money due to their unstable platform. And to everyone who is already on the platform, do an in-depth investigation and try to contact their customer service to see if you can withdraw your funds now and once after they announce that their server is back to normal. It is better to get our funds safely.
WikiFX encourages the Omega Pro traders to cooperate and send a report or update about their server maintenance if they find any illicit activity related to this incident, so we can also make other co-traders aware.
WikiFX customer service contact details are below.
How to check a broker's regulatory status
Visit WikiFX's official website at www.wikifx.com and search for your chosen broker to start your investigation, from checking the regulation to news and exposure.
Until today, WikiFX had over 38,000+ brokers listed on the platform, both regulated and unregulated. They have been working seriously with 30 financial regulators to help the traders who have been victims of scams.
Check out Omega Pro's dealer page on WikiFX: https://www.wikifx.com/en/dealer/1108789630.html
WikiFX will be monitoring this incident. Stay tuned for Omega Pro's latest news related to Server Maintenance.
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Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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