Do not withdraw. Keep looking for reason to scam me for deposit and cannot contact them now.

Linton's financial fraud cheats money, a typical romance scam. Can only deposit but not withdraw. They also abscond with all the money.

i completely disagree with their method of operation, i wanted to withdraw my money and they delayed the process for weeks but i was able to withdraw with the actions of fintrack/org, it's a shame that after i got to make successful trades on Linton, they were never going to let me withdraw it. One time, they claimed my withdrawal was successful but i never got my end of the trade.

I invested 17k usd in my trading account for 3 month I requested to withdraw some money from my profits, my account manager Patrick tried to persuade me to keep the money in the account so I will get more gain but I insist to withdraw some. Soon after some body called from the trading platform named David Goldman, introduced him self as new account manager he started to trade from my account recklessly putting the leverage high, try to put the account negative he make sure the account is depleted, thats how i knew i was Scammed, An article i read online lead me to Assetsclaimback recovery service, which later resulted in me getting back my money after reaching out to the police,my lawyer and different recovering companies. Anyone in this same situation can reach out 2 them, steer away from Linton Financial and find another platform they use fake offshore license to operate and hide under legitimate financial company to scam innocent people beware.

They give various excuses not to process withdrawals. They guided me on how to trade, gave me inside information every day, and then I was asked to add money on grounds of bullish market. After profiting, I couldn’t withdraw funds. I waited for weeks but the customer service said it was still in review so i filed a report of stolen funds with fintrack/org and yesterday I received RMB 250000 in capital, what’s remaining is the profit of the trades and I am positive about that as well. Companies like Linton Financial literally come up with fake regulations to profit from unaware investors and that is absolutely terrible.

I know a sweet woman who brought me to this platform and I was scammed.

I asked a friend to log in to my account to operate a few orders, and then the platform customer service said that the account was logged in from different places. There is a high risk and a deposit of 10,000 US dollars is required to be able to withdraw funds. The phone number is also empty, the official website cannot log in, and the trader's account is frozen

I asked a friend to log in to my account to operate a few orders, and then the platform customer service said that the account was logged in from different places. There is a high risk and a deposit of 10,000 US dollars is required to be able to withdraw funds. The phone number is also empty, the official website cannot log in, and the trader's account is frozen

Deposited in RMB (7000+1000+7000) for ppot XAU. The company analyst said that he locked the position and asked to pay the release fee (15000), and said that I need to pay personal income tax (12400) for the withdrawal, and also said that the mainland police were suspected of money laundering. So I need to pay in RMB (10000), and said that the funds have arrived at the HKMA and said that my IP address and bank card are at high risk so I have to pay in RMB (30000)

Did you trade stock via a girl named Tian with Lao Liu, and then go for XAU? If so, then call the police, it is probably a scam group. The sweet and serious girl from Linton's SMS has a phone number, the owner of that number knows sweet very serious

Lure others to deposit by various way. Now, the Linton SMS is unable to visit the official website nor find anyone. Deceive others' trust and operate their accounts. Deliberately trade at highest hedging to lock the position and ask for margin. Induce others to deposit by lower the spread.

Induce others to deposit. The website cannot be accessed. Unable to withdraw. Trick others to pay margin.