They often present a polished website and employ tactics like high-pressure sales calls, persuasive “investment advisors,” and promises of quick profits to get users to deposit funds. Once an individual deposits money, Doex may show fabricated account growth to build trust, encouraging further investments. However, attempts to withdraw funds are met with delays, requests for additional fees, or complete loss of communication. I was scammed out of $28,000 by Doex before realizing it was fraudulent. Fortunately, I was able to recover my money with the help of Trievals, a reputable fund recovery service that specializes in helping scam victims. Without Trievals’ intervention, I would have likely lost everything. Avoid Doex at all costs and always be cautious when dealing with online investment platforms.