Liberty Reserve??

**goldentalk** · 09-25-2009, 05:11 PM

Sorry wrong section. Admin, plix delete this post. thank you.

**jb100** · 09-25-2009, 09:34 PM

It is hard to believe the genuineness of a forex site that transact through Liberty Reserve.I can never withdraw my hard earned cash to my Local Bank Account from Liberty Reserve.So I hardly use my Liberty Reserve Account.The web page design of LR is also very nice.What are your main advantages from Liberty Reserve.

**rkbehera1** · 10-03-2009, 05:40 PM

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**Haas-Wilson** · 01-27-2010, 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by jb100

It is hard to believe the genuineness of a forex site that transact through Liberty Reserve.I can never withdraw my hard earned cash to my Local Bank Account from Liberty Reserve.So I hardly use my Liberty Reserve Account.The web page design of LR is also very nice.What are your main advantages from Liberty Reserve.

Why do you think so?? There are many reliable forex brokers that accept funding via e-currencies, Liberty Reserve being one of them. I personally use LR to fund my forex account.
Second, why can't you withdraw your LR to your local bank account? I never had any problem with this. You just need to find an exchanger like e-forexgold.com (I use them).
Hope this will eliminate the prejudices you seem to have against Liberty Reserve.

**Moh1** · 01-30-2010, 09:20 AM

I checked with Liberty Reserve, I find it very complicated, just the login procedure is way to difficuly compared to PayPal, you mentioned an exchanger, this means you have to pay double the amount when you withdraw, first you have a fee to LR for receiving the funds and when you withdraw you have to pay to the exchanger!

Isn't there a lot of fraud with those exchanger services? I believe they are not registered legit as an financial organisation from where ever they operate, also I assume they don't even hold a escrow bank account for client funds?

**fxstarter** · 09-17-2010, 01:43 PM

LR works perfectly for us and our clients never had a single issue with them.

**Belarious** · 01-09-2011, 10:29 AM

Everyone know that if a Forex broker can't offer you payment by credit card but need to go with Liberty Reserve, Perfect Money and so on are fake forex sites! One will need to be the first investor on such sites to not be fooled but everyone following will be scammed thats the play of the game.