Abstract:On November 29, 2022, Omega Pro released a statement in four languages on Twitter once again. In the statement, Omega Pro blamed the hacker attack for its platform’s disability.

About the statement
On November 29, 2022, Omega Pro released a statement in four languages on Twitter once again. Omega Pro used the server‘s maintenance as an excuse to calm the investors last week. However, in yesterday’s statement, Omega Pro blamed the hacker attack for its platforms disability.


The technical issues that Omega Pro mentioned in the statement refer to the “server maintenance” that Omega Pro claimed last week. For more details about the relevant issue, you can check the link.
https://www.wikifx.com/en/newsdetail/202211215024391704.html

Omega Pro claimed they were attacked by “an unknown organised criminal group”. But who is the “group” exactly? Omega Pro did not mention details of that and it is hard for us to give credit to Omega Pro as the evidence needs to be specified.
We dont know if it is true that Omega Pro got attacked by hackers or not, what we do know is that the platform remains inaccessible. This means that clients still cannot withdraw their money from Omega Pro so far.
WikiFXs review
(This broker has a fairly low score on WikiFX and it is not regulated by any regulatory authority. The risk is obvious)

The attitude of the public
In addition, massive investors who previously traded with this broker seem not satisfied with the statement unleashed by Omega Pro. Many investors believe that Omega Pro is preparing to abscond with the money.



The pyramid scheme fraud is on the edge of collapse ?
For a long time, Omega Pro has fallen into disgrace with traders because of its scam behaviors. Many traders got irritated by Omega Pro as clients cannot get their money back.
On Twitter, many people repost a meme called “You do not know the truth” in Spanish when it comes to Omega Pro. It seems that Omega Pro is hiding something.
We can see Omega Pro is losing its credibility. We believe that this statement released by Omega Pro yesterday is another strategy for them to calm investors in order to earn time for absconding. We warn all traders of the risks of investing in this broker. As long as you cannot get your money back from this broker, you should never relax your vigilance.

As early as the 23rd, Omega Pro was mocked by individuals for using new excuses to justify its withdrawal refusal and server crashes. He even listed a list of “excuses” Omega Pro may make use of, such as “We got attacked by hackers”, “the boss abandoned us”, etc.

More Thoughts
As we know, Omega Pro is getting involved in a Ponzi Scheme. It is a financial investment scam where the money gathered from the new investors is paid to the existing investors. The scammers can also pay their new investors with deposits from early investors. Therefore, many investors didn't know the truth at the time, and they will eventually lose money after depositing the money since they can no longer find the scammer. This is pyramid scheme fraud, which is extremely concealment, and deceptive. Now the pyramid scheme seems no longer to be hidden in shadow.
Omega Pro may not like the public airing of their dirty laundry, but protecting the legitimate rights and interests of forex traders is always the primary concern of WikiFX. All traders should be vigilant when investing in a broker.
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