Millenium-Capital

I tried trading with this broker from my mobile phone. As it turned out, I regretted doing so. The terminal at MILLENIUM-CAPITAL is so glitchy that it seems as ‌if it lives its own life and its own quotes, apparently like liquidity providers. I have a complete feeling of surrealism about everything that is happening. Because this broker concludes deals itself and makes losses on my account itself. I admit, I already thought that the automatic trading button was somewhere on milleniumbusiness-capital.net, but no – that’s silly, it’s just that the trading program is so glitchy! I contacted MILLENIUM-CAPITAL’s support service, but they are all idiots, they just shrug their shoulders and say that I am supposedly conducting all these stupid trades with mega leverage myself, or that someone hacked my phone. However, they are not going to refund me for the losses I incurred. I lost £563 in a week!!!!

I submitted a withdrawal request over 10 days ago and received only vague assurances from technical support that it would be processed as soon as they resolved their technical issues, which they claim led to the incorrect crediting of $1,000,000 (according to them) to my account balance. However, millenium-capital not only failed to process the withdrawal, but also reset my balance to the initial deposit!! Their phone is currently disconnected, and their contact email address is not responding to my requests. On top of that, I checked the transaction history in my account and found that several transactions were opened and closed while I was offline. All of this suggests that the broker’s employees interfered with my account without my knowledge or permission. In short, milleniumbusiness-capital.net smells like a scam.

Many reliable brokers have stood the test of time, but people still manage to fall for the tricks of swindlers like Millenium-Capital. This company skillfully creates the illusion of reliability, although its only goal is to lure money from gullible clients. They like to throw around phrases about compliance with international standards and even mention certain regulatory bodies. However, this is all a deception designed for those who do not check the information. If you take a critical look at their promises, it will become clear that this pseudo-company simply does not have licenses from any reputable regulator, whether European or American; the address in Scotland is a standard deception, Millenium-Capital is not officially registered there; there are no liquidity providers, and all transactions remain within this platform; their internal system operates on a B-book execution model, which is an imitation of trading and exchanges, not a real market. In other words, milleniumbusiness-capital.net is not a broker, but a cleverly created mechanism for withdrawing money. I am convinced that these scammers do not transfer traders’ transactions to the real market, despite their claims of honesty. In general, they completely control every transaction so that your deposit goes into the red as quickly as possible. You can easily avoid this scam, and the best option is to stay as far away from them as possible.

This is absolutely clear to me. Therefore, I want to warn you right away: do not trust the positive reviews about Millennium-Capital that can be found on the Internet. This company actively generates positive comments on English-language platforms such as Trustpilot. I would like to note that such reviews look like they were generated by a neural network, and negative comments are simply deleted. Thus, the truth about this scam is simple: it is a fraudulent company that not only does not have a license, but is also based on a stolen brand from Scotland. All they offer is a website, milleniumbusiness-capital.net, created to imitate the activities of a broker. Here you will find a fake address, a photoshopped license, fictitious registration data, and, most importantly, no real evidence of the legitimacy of their work. However, don’t let these scammers confuse you with fake reviews and beautiful promises. Keep in mind that Millennium-Capital is just another fraudulent broker whose sole purpose is to deceive naive novice traders and empty their pockets.