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Abstract:STARTRADER warns about counterfeit sites and apps misusing its name. Stay informed and avoid fraudulent platforms. Contact STARTRADER for official services.
Serious Declaration Regarding Counterfeit Websites, Counterfeit Apps, and Unauthorized Activities Using Company's Name
STARTRADER, a leading name in online trading, has recently uncovered disturbing news about fraudulent activities involving counterfeit websites and apps that falsely use its name. Unscrupulous actors are mimicking STARTRADERs brand and trademarks to deceive investors, causing significant harm and losses. In response, STARTRADER is taking strong action to alert the public and safeguard its users.
Several websites and URLs have been identified as fraudulent and not affiliated with STARTRADER in any capacity. These counterfeit sites include:
The registration links provided on these sites are also fraudulent, including:
STARTRADER confirms that these websites and their associated platforms are not affiliated with the company. Any promotions, investment offers, or trade recommendations found on these sites are entirely unrelated to STARTRADER. The company assumes no responsibility for any activities or losses incurred from these fraudulent platforms.
Additionally, STARTRADER has identified two apps, “Star Trade” and “Star Trade TR,” as counterfeit. The company strongly advises against downloading or using these apps. These apps do not represent STARTRADER, and any financial losses resulting from their use are not covered by the company. Users are encouraged to only download apps from trusted sources and to obtain STARTRADER's official app through the official website.
STARTRADER also warns against any entities or activities that impersonate the company for illegal business purposes. This includes entities using STARTRADERs name to create false promotional activities or unauthorized deposit links. These entities have no affiliation with STARTRADER, and the company is not liable for their actions. Users should exercise caution and avoid clicking on links from such suspicious sources. For legitimate deposits, please use the MyAccount section on the official STARTRADER website.
STARTRADER operates under strict international regulations and compliance. The companys official website is https://www.startrader.com, and the official app can be found under the names “STARTRADER: Online Trading App” on the iOS App Store and “STARTRADER” on the Android App Store. Any other sites or apps resembling these are counterfeit.
STARTRADER remains committed to ensuring a secure trading environment and encourages its clients to report any suspected counterfeit websites or entities. By working together, STARTRADER and its clients can help combat these fraudulent practices and protect the integrity of the trading platform.
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