I conducted forex transactions through a brokerage firm called Gann Markets. I deposited over $10,000, and after trading, I earned approximately $20,000 in profit, bringing my total account balance to around $25,000. Previously, they unjustly deducted $6,040 from my account, claiming I engaged in “scalp trading.” I repeatedly told them this was completely unwarranted—they cannot simply seize a client’s funds under such a pretext. As a result, I believe I am owed a total of $31,500. When I submitted a request to withdraw all my funds, they told me they could pay me in installments of $5,000 every two weeks. I accepted this arrangement. However, today they came back with a new ultimatum, claiming I had committed “arbitrage” and that my trades were irregular. They now say: “We will not pay your $20,000 profit. Just take your principal and leave.” On top of that, they are demanding that I sign a statement declaring “I have no further claims” before they will even return my original deposit. In short: they have refused to pay both my profits and my principal.