My husband and I lost £12,750 total using CryptoRobot365. After seeing an advertisement on Facebook, we proceeded to sign up after we saw that they offer a free simulation mode where we would not have to put up our own funds up, yet could still try the software. After leaving it running in the background during the day I came back to it and saw impressive results. A few days later, I started in the real mode with £500 and the mentality that if it doesn't make any returns, we can always withdraw it. I was promptly contacted by somebody from PrimeCFDs, one of the compatible brokers with the software and told that the software is quite unreliable, so if I deposited a further £4,500 to bring my total account up to £5,000 that we would be assigned a VIP account manager who would contact us with trading opportunities and essentially guide us through the markets. I was a little hesitant, but he seemed to be very knowledgeable and said I could always withdraw my money if it wasn't for me, so he proceeded to take that money from my Debit Card over the phone. I was given some trades and shown how to use the platform on TeamViewer over the following weeks, however on every call I was pressured to deposit more and more money. After all this persistence, I made it clear that I would not be depositing any more until I saw the profit they promised. In hindsight, I believe that this was the point they realised they had taken as much as they could using these tactics. I was called one morning by my account manager and told that they had a good indication of the US Non Farm Payrolls data, and to place a trade. I didn't really have the time to talk about it so I opened the trade as I was told to. A few hours later I was called again and said that the equity of my account was less than £1,000 as the news had gone against my position. In panic, I was essentially forced to deposit a further £7,500 to protect my trades, and I was told to open a further trade which would somehow hedge against my current losses. This turned out to be completely false as by the end of the day my account balance was £273.86 - from £12,500. I was completely shocked and absolutely devastated. I looked online for what to do and saw an ad for Claimago, so I filled out the online form and got a call back within a few hours. Joe explained everything to me, that the broker was a scam and that they are not regulated and they receive countless similar complaints from clients of this broker. I felt a complete fool. I requested that they take my case and they did, for a reasonable upfront fee and a percentage of the money claimed back. I sent all of the details, transaction records, correspondence and screenshots over to him and he started on my case. Through a very hard process that Joe made as easy as possible for me, we eventually recovered just over £10,000 back. I'm delighted to put this situation to rest and I'm grateful to Joe and the team at Claimago for doing this for me - without them there was almost no way I was going to get my deposits back.