Spotfinex and Gobalspotfx scam

 




I have put up this site in order to share my experience with dealing with Spotfinex and specifically someone called Ellie Palmer – just to warn anyone who would be considering dealing with this company or this person to keep well away from either of them.

This would also include some others as well that were involved in this scam, a certain Victor Martini and Andrew Baynes – all these people being callous, unscrupulous individuals colluding together to steal money from unsuspecting victims

Stupidly I got conned by this team of con artists with the main protagonist being Ellie Palmer as I had more dealings with her than with anyone else.

This Ellie Palmer was apparently the Account Manager who was be dealing with my investment and she was somehow linked to GlobalSpotFX (at least that’s what her email address was) while using Spotfinex platform to trade my funds apparently.

Unfortunately for me I discovered other negative reviews and comments about Spotfinex and also Ellie Palmer on TrustPilot and other sites after I had handed over money to them for investing, so I’m not the first to fall foul of their backhanded methods (and it has to be said, unfortunately probably won’t be the last) but hopefully by publishing my experience dealing with them will help others avoid the financial and emotional pain that comes with being cheated of their hard earned cash.

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