BitGWReviews of bitgw.com

My screen is so shattered I’m basically slicing my thumb to type this, but I’m too rekt to care. Staring at these fireflies in the backyard, I can’t help but think about that CBS News poll—25 years post-9/11 and the whole country feels like it’s shifted into something unrecognizable, just like my portfolio after BitGW pulled the rug. Zero security, zero ethics, just absolute fraud. They blocked my withdrawal and vanished with everything. I’m ngmi if I don’t get some of this back. I was scrolling some dead threads in total despair and someone mentioned GuerrillaChargeback; I didn’t think it was real, just another scam to prey on the hopeless, but they actually got a partial recovery processed? It makes no sense. The whole process was confusing and half-baked, and honestly, I’m still waiting to see if it’s a glitch or if the funds are actually liquid. I feel like an idiot for trusting these platforms. This whole industry is a dumpster fire and I’m just exhausted by the chase. (ง'̀-'́)ง

Beware of this dubious broker, withdrawals are not possible and their support are not responsive. It's been more than a month that my withdrawal has been pending and nothing had been done to resolve the problem. I gave #Vine## Hash# a chance and it was the best decision I took, with them to withdraw has been easy and timely.

I strongly advise everyone to be cautious when dealing with BitGW. I invited several friends to the platform through their referral program, expecting to receive the promised bonuses according to the advertised terms. However, when I tried to withdraw my referral rewards, my request was rejected. They claimed that my referrals were "not maintaining their funds" on the platform, despite this requirement not being stated anywhere in the referral program's terms and conditions. To make matters worse, they requested highly sensitive personal information via email, including: * A video of myself verbally explaining how I know each referred user. * A selfie holding my government-issued ID. * A handwritten note. * Additional identity verification documents. I find these requests excessive and unjustified, especially for withdrawing referral bonuses. After reading the reviews on Trustpilot, I became even more concerned. Many of the positive reviews appear unnatural and raise serious doubts about their authenticity. This significantly reduces my confidence in the company's credibility. Because of these concerns, I do not feel comfortable sending sensitive identity documents by email to a company that, in my opinion, has not demonstrated sufficient transparency or trustworthiness. My experience has been extremely disappointing. If you decide to use BitGW, make sure you fully understand the risks and think carefully before participating in their referral program or providing personal documents. at least via email. via 3rd party kyc (sumub) they do not have access to it