Public Warning
Public Warning â 9Cent / 9cent.com
I am sharing this based on my personal experience to warn others. In my opinion, 9Cent (9cent.com) is a fraudulent investment platform.
Initially, I received repeated calls promoting investment benefits. They promised training and claimed their trading license was being renewed and would be shared soon. Based on their continuous follow-up and assurances, I invested USD 2,000.
The caller introduced herself as Ms. Sina, who then assigned a Relationship Manager named Mr. Rahul. He provided daily trading signals and initially showed profits ranging from USD 50 to USD 200 per day, which built my trust.
Due to his encouragement and confidence, I invested an additional USD 4,000. Including profits, my account balance reached approximately USD 10,000.
Later, Mr. Rahul advised me to place silver sell trades (1 lot and then 0.5 lot). I am a beginner and was not informed properly about hedging or risk management. He assured me that he was monitoring the trade. However, during the night, silver prices moved sharply against the position, and I lost the entire USD 10,000.
After this loss, Mr. Rahul stopped responding. Then another person, claiming to be a senior named Mr. Kabir, contacted me repeatedly and promised to recover my losses. Trusting his assurance, I invested another USD 8,000.
With his signals, the account balance increased to around USD 19,000, but when I requested a withdrawal, it was not allowed. After this, their response became irregular, and eventually they stopped answering calls and messages.
It appears they earn commission based on client losses and continuously pressure investors to deposit more money. Once funds are deposited, communication reduces or stops entirely.
I have call records, messages, and transaction proof as evidence.
This platform is a scam based on my personal experience. I strongly advise others to avoid 9cent.com and invest only through regulated and trusted platforms.