FxEasyBot Scam: Fake Forex Robot Linked to a Broker Account

Install it, run it, watch the profit: FxEasyBot's sales language rests on the idea that a robot (Expert Advisor) loaded onto MetaTrader will open and close forex trades for you. The product does not work on its own; the robot needs a trading account to connect to, and the money is actually sent to this account. The financial authorities of the UK and Norway published warnings about fxeasybot.com in 2026.

🤖 How Does the "Easy Bot" Promise Work?

On robot sales sites of this kind, the scheme usually has three steps: a licence is sold with a past performance chart, the robot is said to "work correctly only at a certain brokerage", and the user is then persuaded to invest with that brokerage.

🔍 fxeasybot.com and Its Sister Domains

The FCA warning of 1 July 2026 lists the Dubai telephone number +97142864699 for fxeasybot.com. The same number has also been used on the robot sites pivlex.com, majesticea.com and fxgenix.com; all four are registered through GoDaddy and return a blank page today. fxeasybot.com was registered in August 2024.

FxEasyBot does not appear on the SPK list of authorised intermediary institutions. Unauthorised investment advice and referral over the internet fall within SPK Decision No. 5/173 of 3 February 2017.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have also examined before the schemes that use a robot or "automated trading" promise as a front.

🧭 The Legal Process for Victims

1. First, the routes for a refund from a foreign forex firm are assessed.
2. The invalidity of the account opening contractTR with the account the robot pointed to may be put forward.
3. On the criminal side, the provisions on qualified fraudTR come into question.

For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

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