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Birizon is a financial institution that continuously researches innovate and develop technologies which improves our community, we use generative Ai to trade different types of assets and Mine digital assets. Most importantly, we can also cover a client from the government's view while the client makes big purchases. We make use of digital currency because the decentralized market makes it the paramount tool needed to make this system a success.
201 Sussex Street, 2055, Sydney NSW , Australia
Scam ! Scam !!!!!Scam!!!
Fake products, and you will never get your money back , I paid for return. More than month passed . No proper replys , first you have to wait till it's get it there than they send it abroad and after they sand that delivery been mised .even I've paid for royal mail and I get notifications when it's been returned...
Awful company. It's on them heads.
Stay away!!!!!!!!!
Date of experience: 18 October 2024
Stay away . It’s scam they will
Never let you take money out I promise. Don’t invest a penny
Date of experience: 01 March 2024
Birizon is just another scam
They have started to ask for fees and taxes to get your money out just like all the other bogus trading sites
They are also linked to a lot of spam emails
If you have money invested them my advice is don’t give them anymore
You will never see it again
Scam scam scam
Date of experience: 16 February 2024
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