Gypsy Fx? Now they’re requiring $1,740 for a “cross-border remittance stamp”

That contradiction says everything. I pushed for the legal basis, a case ID, and the name of their compliance officer; they answered with emojis and a crypto address. I will not fund a charge that cannot be audited. Evidence preserved: full message export, video of my balance, and the exact wallet path for abuse reports. My next steps include contacting my bank, opening disputes, and filing complaints with consumer and cybercrime authorities. This note is both a warning and a record. If Gypsy Fx tried the same “stamp” story with you, share the dates, amounts, and wording they used so we can match scripts. Never prepay taxes to a broker, never accept countdown clocks as policy, and never surrender device control. Documentation, not emotion, wins these cases. The more data we pool, the harder it is for this scheme to persist.