Dollar Monster advertises that you can double your money in a matter of days - 3 or 5, or whatever. So I invested $15 on 1/13. They first charged me $3.16 for the deposit, leaving me a balance of $11.84.instead of a 3-5 day turnaround, it was 2/2 before I got a message that my money had doubled, not once but twice. So I had a balance of $47.36, with a charge of $3.98, leaving me $43.38 supposedly in my account.
OK, I thought, this is great. So I requested a withdraw of $40. First I asked for it to be sent to pay pal. They replied that pay pal was not up yet. So I asked for Alert Pay. They replied that Alert Pay was not available. So I applied for an account with Solid Trust Pay (I decided I needed to do this anyway, not just for $ Monster). And then when I requested a withdraw into my STP account, I got a message from Dollar Monster that there was not enough money in their account to pay the $40.
On the website for Dollar Monster is posted a list of withdraws that they supposedly have paid to other investors. There are $100's listed as being paid today, yesterday, every day this week (Feb. 13-18). Yet I'm being told there is no money in any of their accounts to payout my withdraw.
Something is truly fishy here. I would be glad just to get my initial $15 back, but I doubt I'll ever see it. There has been no response to my (several) requests sent to their support email, and they delete my posts on their "forum" leaving only the posts that declare how wonderful Dollar Monster is. On the contrary, this guy, Matthew Bourge, is scamming the daylights out of people, including me.
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