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[DdmrDdmr]

He is asking me to open the TeamViewer  

No way. Just pause a moment. If you give the right permissions and start sharing your PC environment, you could be in greater trouble that you seemingly already are. Do not sent any more funds either.

I've came across the same references as @FatFork so far.

plus:
https://www.forexbrokerz.com/brokers/marketltd-review

I figure you’re talking about this the site -> https[colon]//marketltd[dot]co
(I replaced the colon and dots to avoid a clickable link).

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[FatFork]

He is asking me to open the TeamViewer  

Don't do this under any circumstances! If you do this, you will give scammers full access to your computer to do whatever they like. Even if you think you can monitor them, there are still ways they can hide their activities from you.

[DdmrDdmr]

Although I figure that chances of recovery from these people are very slim, as they are very shady as hell to say the least, try to hit them back with what is stated on their breath-taking withdrawal policy:

https[colon]//marketltd[dot]co/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Deposit-Withdrawal-Policy-Marketltd[dot]pdf

It refers to a bunch of, non-detailed, withdrawal fees, and handling fees, but states that:

<...> those fees will be deducted from the transferred withdrawal amount.

Although I doubt this will really help, nor that they would honour this statement, it seems like the only plausible thing you could attempt, even if I’m pretty sure it will be in vain.

Just to iterate again: You should not send them any more funds, nor give them control to your PC environment no matter what they say.
 

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You are categorically being scammed. There is no legitimate service in existence which requires you to deposit more money before you can withdraw money you have already deposited. They will say anything to try to get you to deposit more money.

You should absolutely not send them any more money. You should not click on any links they send you, download any software they ask you to do, do anything they ask you to, and definitely don't share your screen or give them remote access to your computer.

You should instead collect any and all information you can about them and report them to your local law enforcement or digital crimes unit. You should contact your bank or card provider and try to reverse any payments you have made.