EMAR MARKETS

When I first submitted a withdrawal request, the Malaysian customer service representative said, "The system detected that your account is only linked to a bank card, and the data correlation is insufficient." They then sent me a "data correlation rule," stating that the "value of the linked assets must be ≥ 1.5 times the withdrawal amount." They also threatened me, "If you don't link within three days, your account will be marked as 'high risk' and your principal will be frozen!" I argued with them, saying I didn't have any real estate or stocks, but the representative said, "You can first transfer 100,000 yuan to the platform's 'asset custody account' as a temporary correlation, and then refund it after you withdraw the funds!" Only then did I realize it was a scam! I asked for a direct withdrawal, but they bluntly said, "The data correlation requirements are not met, and your withdrawal request is rejected!"

My withdrawal applications were always delayed for half a month by "data review." The Malaysian customer service representative recommended that I open a "priority channel," saying, "Pay a 50,000 deposit, and the channel will be open, with data review completed in seconds and funds arriving within 2 hours." I believed them and transferred the 50,000 I was saving for my mortgage. After three days, the channel still wasn't open, and my withdrawal application was still stuck on "data review." I contacted customer service, and they said, "Your deposit data hasn't synced yet. Wait another three days." After another three days, still no response, I sent another message, only to find I'd been blocked! I couldn't reach the platform's complaint phone number, and no one responded to messages on the official website! I later learned there was no such thing as a "data-first withdrawal channel"—it was simply a scam to trick users into depositing more money.