Too good to be true
Too good to be true
I invested £12,500 with Uni Trading through their website, after a smooth-talking “advisor” named Michael Gray convinced me that their “head of trading,” Mark Stevens, was leading a team of market experts. The dashboard showed my balance growing fast, even displaying supposed profits of £18,000, but things turned dark when I tried to withdraw. Suddenly, there were new “liquidity” and “tax clearance” fees, and once I paid them, the website vanished along with all contact. Later, I discovered countless warnings exposing Uni Trading as an unregulated scam. Through the FCA and Peter Adolf’s !ntelligence, I joined a coordinated legal action against the network behind it. After months of evidence gathering and follow-ups, the outcome spoke for itself, proof that persistence and proper channels can turn a loss into a lesson








