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This article contains the following information:

• What is known about Guze Markets;
• Indisputable arguments that Guze Markets is a scam;
• Secondary indications that Guze Markets is a scam.

A quality brokerage platform should have a user-friendly interface. A well-designed, intuitive user interface is essential for a brokerage platform. This makes it possible for users to easily navigate the platform, manage their accounts and complete transactions without any problems. There is nothing like that on Guze Markets. We have seen many different platforms, but it is difficult to navigate in spite of the huge expiries.
A good trading platform should have a wide range of investment possibilities. A good trading floor should offer a broad range of investment solutions, including stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds, options, futures and other securities. This enables clients to protect personal accounts from risk and have access to different classes of currencies. The Guze Markets platform has quite a huge number of currencies, however the problem is that the Guze Markets scam and transactions in these instruments are not real, it is all virtual, as in a game. Buying gold through the Guze Markets platform you are not really acquiring anything because Guze Markets has no license and therefore is not allowed to work with global exchanges and therefore you are not really buying anything through a brokerage company on the exchange. By the way the Guze Markets platform not only has a worthless usability, but the platform is also quite ugly from an aesthetic point of view.

As we can see, the trader has not only lost money and nerve cells, but has not gained any useful investment experience, only disappointment in trading. If you look at other reviews they have in general the same content. The most common thing they talk about is Guze Markets not giving away investments. Traders also talk about the utter cluelessness of Guze Markets managers. When investigating complaints about Guze Markets, we have also seen revelations that managers of Guze Markets are using clever and insulting language when communicating with investors. Reviews on a white investment firm should suggest otherwise, or at least things can't be that terrible. In short, the reviews on Guze Markets also clearly demonstrate that Guze Markets is an obvious scam.

The facts stated before are enough to make a correct judgment about the essence of Guze Markets. We decided to see for ourselves to be 100% sure.
After we gave our contact information, an employee of Guze Markets called us and immediately tried to convince us to make a big amount. He used assertive sales tactics, some silly flattery. We funded our account for a minimum of $25 and decided to try the signals given by this broker. What happened next? We lost most of the money in a few trades and decided to get our money back, but they never gave it to me. Once again the manager of Guze Markets called and tried to dissuade me from withdrawing the money and on the contrary put the money back to the account and make trades and according to him if I had done that I would have been reimbursed. It is unclear why they did not want to just compensate me for the damage without me giving the broker my personal money again. Obviously, if I had done so, the managers would still not have withdrawn the money, not a cent.

What happens if you or anyone else ignores all the information in this article and decides to try working with Guze Markets? Let's imagine it. Let's take a review of Guze Markets from the Reddit forum:
"I am writing this review in order to share my personal unpleasant experience with Guze Markets and to keep future clients safe before they even think about giving their personal hard-earned money to this company. In my many years of trading experience I have never come across a worse brokerage firm, and it left a bad taste in my mouth and a big decline in trust in the industry in general.

What are the opinions on Guze Markets talking about? Almost all about the scam and total unqualification of Guze Markets analysts. The ratio of positive to negative opinions is, of course, in favour of the negative ones. The good opinions on Guze Markets are similarly not all that simple. The problem is that all the reviews are somewhat too formulaic and were posted not too long ago and essentially at the same moment. All this indicates that these positive reviews are fake. Read one such review:
"Guze Markets is a great firm! The company has a license to run a brokerage business. I earn 150-200% of my capital a month and I dedicate fifteen minutes a day to it all. I recommend Guze Markets to everyone!
A great organisation indeed! One that can make the average investor a billionaire in a couple of years because they will be able to earn 150-200% every four weeks. We think it's pretty clear in this situation that this is a fake review.
Here's another review on Guze Markets written on Reddit:
"Guze Markets is the most profitable broker on the market. I don't understand why the broker is not #1 in the Eurozone and America yet! The service is very profitable and the managers at Guze Markets are very skilled. I have been working with the company for two and a half years now and everything is cool."
And we too are at a loss as to why this broker is still not the best... among scammers.
Note that those people who have been doing fake reviews don't even realize themselves that Guze Markets "works" for about six months, but not for several years, that this trader is interacting with Guze Markets. No proof is given which proves that the analysts of Guze Markets are "quite clever".

Of course we are talking about the lack of regulation. The regulator performs a certain number of tasks, especially inspections of brokerage offices, inspections of firm representatives, monitoring of financial statements, traders and control of the solvency of the firm. But the most important task of the regulator is to prevent money manipulation. Financial fraud can take many forms, an example being the withdrawal of an investor's money without his permission, or the misuse of a trader's money in transactions not authorised by the regulator. In the couple of months before the 2008-2009 crisis, the largest banks in the US did this on a massive scale. An investor can, for example, get their money back through regulators. The regulators have developed their own principles by which they check the qualification of analysts of financial companies, including trading structures. This in turn ensures that their investors are dealt with by professionals. Guze Markets does not have any license, not even an authorization for brokerage activity from some non-existent structure.

Let's now take a look at comparing what Guze Markets and an adequate normal office offer. What does a good brokerage platform have to look like? A good trading platform is an important tool for clients to access the financial markets and make informed investment decisions. A good platform must have both cents and a virtual one in addition to the standard one.

As mentioned above, Guze Markets and its staff are no strangers to aggressive selling, insults, obvious incompetence, marketing tricks like offering very high earnings and falsified reviews. The legal data on the website of Guze Markets do not have, even the public offer agreement, while any broker must have scans of documents confirming the existence of a brokerage permit, registration data and probably some regalia. The situation is the same on Google, as with the opinions, they are all the same. The fact that Guze Markets does not return investments is a standard feature of scams. Analysts at Guze Markets also like to send signals that do not work, on which not only you cannot make money, but on the contrary, all the money is lost. Swindlers often send such signals to earn a higher commission, though it is more true for the employees of real investment companies that engage in such a scam. But very frequent slippage and glitches of the Guze Markets are also a typical sign of a scam.

In this snippet of an article there is the following information:

• What a good brokerage company's platform should look like;
• What about the Guze Markets platform;
• Comparison of a normal brokerage platform with what Guze Markets has;

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At the outset, it was obvious that the degree of professionalism and competence at Guze Markets was clearly close to zero. Their platform was always problematic, with constant technical problems and a user interface that can only be described as clueless and illogical. This alone made the execution of transactions frustrating, but the problems did not end there.

When the situation came to the main aspect of support for traders, I was really pissed off. Their staff were either unresponsive or unable to address my difficulties with any semblance of seriousness. I felt like I was dealing with a robot and my requests for help went unheeded. At the time I urgently needed help at a time of strong price movements, I found myself in a difficult position, which ultimately resulted in me losing a huge amount of money.

Entrusting your personal investments to Guze Markets is a decision you will surely regret, as I do now. I am left with the unpleasant reality that this is the worst thing that could have happened to me as a trader, and I hope that my experience marks a stop for forum users who, are considering entrusting personal funds to this disgusting investment firm."

In brief, almost nothing. The firm appeared in 2022. It is not known in what country it is registered. There is no credible information for more than half a year of its activity. There is some bad information about the company, but first things first. We decided to try and find information online about the city where the office of the company is located, but in the end we didn't find anything. The company is trying to be as open and transparent as possible, to inform investors, so they know whom they are going to entrust their money, but as we see, those who own Guze Markets do not think so.

A quality investment platform should be available in both mobile and desktop versions. In today's fast-paced world, traders should be able to access their brokerage platform on the go. This would, by the way, allow them to follow the rapidly changing environment and quickly sell or buy an instrument if there is a good reason to do so. A normal platform is bound to have a flexible mobile app as well as a real desktop version, in order to meet the different preferences and requirements of clients.

Worst of all, it had an emotionally profound effect on me. Not only have I lost a large sum because of the worthlessness of Guze Markets, but the whole ordeal has left me with an aftertaste of betrayal and a strong distrust of the brokerage industry. I can't get rid of the painful thoughts of the many hours used to solve problems and recover financial losses caused by the fecklessness of this company.

Also an extremely important parameter of a good brokerage platform is good security features. Ensuring the security of personal information and client funds is crucial. A quality investor platform should have good security features in place, such as two-step authentication, encryption and secure socket layer (SSL) methodology. All of these and other things are designed to keep traders safe from scams, account theft, or the hacking of the marketplace itself with massive data leakage. None of these things are present on Guze Markets.

What else must be on the site of a decent broker? Research tools! A trading platform should give people access to research tools and resources. These can be financial news, analyst reviews, broker financial reports, technical analysis tools and more. These tools allow investors to make reasoned investment decisions, rather than doing nothing at all. And how can one make adequate investment decisions if all that is present at Guze Markets is a calendar? White brokers make sure that their investors can make informed decisions, because this has a direct impact on the overall perspective of the partnership between them.

You have seen it all with your own eyes. Guze Markets is different even among scammers. The company is so toxic that there is no place to put a stigma on it. Opinions on Guze Markets, which doesn't appear to be artificial, are filled with criticism. Users most often shout that investments are not returned, managers are rude, the platform is uncomfortable, systematically hangs up, only negative memories remain from trading with Guze Markets. If you do not want to encounter the same problems as other traders, under no circumstances should you leave personal information on the website of Guze Markets. If you have already done so, please block the phone numbers of managers and do not pay attention to them. If you do start talking to a sales staff, there is a risk that scammers with their skills and experience will be able to trick you and take your hard-earned money. Because scammers don't just offer investment solutions, they try to gain the trust of their victims by befriending them and luring them with the promise of exorbitant earnings.