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Austrian FMA Warns Against Forex Scam GoTechFX and Marshall Islands-registered Go T Limited

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The Austrian financial market watchdog FMA issued an investor warning against the Marshall Islands-registered Forex scam Go T Limited and its website GoTechFX (www.gotechfx.com).

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