I am an easy going bloke from the north coast, and I guess am pretty trusting but never considered myself a fool or an easy target. But then again I had never encountered operators like Money Catch. I mean these guys are really polished and they are the type to look you straight in the eyes and lie to you with a warm smile. They did a real number on me, I'll give them that. Got me trusting them to do the job they said they were going to do, they may account details, my ID cards and cleaned me out. Of course, if you ask, they don't know me and have nothing to do with the fraud that cleaned out my account. They really are something else. You know something is wrong when so many come out and start voicing their opinions. Most companies have a few negative reviews. even the huge ones like apple, google etc have their fair share. Some are genuine, some are fake. Usually, the negatives for a legitimate company only amount to an only a small percentage of all reviews. Fair enough some people want to have a [censored] because they have nothing better to do but when the majority of reviews are angry customers as is the case with Money Catch and where people are showing that the positive reviews are fake or bought (I even saw a screenshot proving it, so it is true) well, Buyers Beware and enter at own risk. If you get into bed with these scammers and when you do get scammed and lose your dough as I did then you will too post a negative review, but it will be too late and good luck proving it! You cant... They look really clean, use logos all over their website and emails, everything to bring you in and what your goose is cooked. So take my warning seriously, I really got fooled by it all. - Kia Cousins