I will share my experience on how i was scammed by KAYAFX and how "enquiries@ cybering .net" helped me to recover same thereafter. Read below: My experience with KAYAFX is the same as most who have posted negative experiences with this company.I responded to an advertisement linked to a newspost on Facebook offering a broker service to purchase bitcoin on my behalf. KAYAFX contacted me and persuaded me to open an account with them for an initial outlay of £200. I was then contacted by one of their brokers who explained that bitcoin was a good investment that offered a quick return on my investment. I was persuaded to invest £12,000 for what I was led to believe was the purchase of 3bitcoin at a time when they were trading at $25,000. My account initially showed a healthy balance, but I noticed it wasn't moving at a time when the price of bitcoin was rising rapidly, so I contacted my broker to enquire how my account was doing. I got a reply, via email, that "bitcoin was doing nicely" but no details of my balance. The broker failed to answer any more of my enquiries. When the price of bitcoin reached $14,000 I attempted to withdraw my original investment of £12,000, leaving the balance to grow. I became concerned when, despite assurances from uno Trading that my withdrawal was being processed, the money wasn't forthcoming. Fortunately I made my investment using my credit card and had kept all my correspondence and emails with KAYAFX, so I put together a file and made a complaint to "enquiries@ cybering .net" an intelligence gathering and asset recovery company and few weeks later I got my original investment back but not all my accrued profit. I later reported the matter to my Welsh Assembly, complaining of the way these scammers have been able to get away with these scams for years and how FB appears to provide a platform which these scammers exploit. This is a True-Life story