I’ve had a series of frustrating experiences with Inzo LLC, encountering numerous issues with their brokerage services. It all began with the verification process, during which they repeatedly denied my ID, claiming it wasn’t valid. Despite investing considerable time in live chat support to rectify this, the ordeal continued when they arbitrarily altered the leverage on my account. Initially advertised as 1:500 in accordance with their terms and conditions, they arbitrarily reduced it to 1:30, citing supposed regulatory requirements for clients in South America. However, I later discovered this to be false. After futile attempts to resolve the leverage discrepancy, I proceeded to trade XAUUSD with a standard MT5 account. Yet, last week, I encountered another setback when none of the 125 available pairs, including XAUUSD, were accessible for trading on my MT5 platform. Following their advice, I created a new client profile with a different email, only to find that all pairs were functioning smoothly on the new standard account. However, upon depositing funds, they drastically reduced the available pairs to just 35, while also increasing spreads and introducing significant slippage. Upon querying this sudden change, I was informed that it was due to a purported regulation requirement, another lye. Frustrated and feeling misled, I reached out to CEO Olga Lampadaridou directly, seeking resolution for the ongoing issues. It’s evident that Inzo LLC has been deceptive, falsely attributing changes to regulatory compliance and violating their own terms and conditions. Their website’s promises of specific trading conditions proved to be misleading, as they promptly altered them upon my deposit.