I met them through Facebook on July 9, 2024, and opened an account with them. The advertisement was posted through the Ljubljana Stock Exchange, but it appears to be fake. I started this way without a woman calling me or introducing me to my broker, Mario Kovačič, because my investments were going well.

I kept increasing my investment, totaling over 100,000 euros. When I requested a withdrawal, things got complicated, and they just made excuses. I paid all the fees. Withdrawal fees always require some paperwork. Finally, I had to provide them with documents proving I had not been punished and that I had no criminal record.

Then they sent me some fake receipts and documents about fraudulent transfers made through Citibank. They haven't contacted me since. They're demanding I transfer another 90,000 euros before I can withdraw the funds.They said the money was in a European bank, but I don't believe them, and I will not transfer any more money to them. Despite reporting the matter to the police, XBO Invest is still operating.

I still have this on my account while it is still active, other funds have been taken down.

A few years ago, I opened an account in XBO Invest, and deposited €100,000, started trading oil, and made a profit. However, they never want me to withdraw my profits, nor did they want to return my principal. Instead, I paid them €16,100 in withdrawal fees. I knew they were scammers.

They didn't pay me a single penny. They didn't pay me the €500,000, even also cannot possibly pay me €1,746,000. They claim to be in bankruptcy proceedings and ask me to pay the settlement of administrative and regulatory cost amounting to 2.2% can be disbursed. They are scammers.