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system has disappeared on my fx book and now there website is gone . Lucas has scammed me for 390 dollars . Can someone help me find him?
They have now changed there name to prime trade fx on fxbook. Don’t fall for this scam
The reason they do not except card payments or PayPal is because can chargeback . They only expect crypto or Skrill for a reason .
Sadly I have to totally agree with the 2 previous reviews classifying axontradingfx as scam. In hindsight, I should have been wiser. For example on myfxbook their balance and actual trades are hidden (!). As payment for their service they only accept relatively anonymous payments via crypto or Skrill.
Even though they claim that they have been trading for many years their website - behind an anonymous whois - has only been registered since June this year.
On myfxbook they allegedly achieved returns of between 25 to 26% per month for September and October 2022 respectively. (Note: Their “master account” on myfxbook has just been removed!! - update 22. November - it is back on)
According to their website : "Expected returns between a 10% and a 30% monthly growth (average of 23%)".
However, my account over the past 2 months is down 12%. I have now withdrawn all the funds. I have made the account traded by axontradingfx public, so if you go on myfxbook and look for Blue1234 you will find the REAL performance of axontradingfx, rather than the FAKE one that is (or rather was!) on myfxbook! This shows that my account is down by 12% between 1st Sept and 15 November 2022 , ouch!
Multiple Emails now have remained unanswered by Lucas (or whatever his name is) what a contrast to when he was so eager for me to invest. Surprise surprise, no response to request for refund either. Money lost :( So, be warned!
UPDATE 22.11.22
Have just emailed Lucas (or whatever his name is) at Axontradingfx with request to
1. explain the poor performance in contrast to the figures on myfxbook; and
2. offer me at least a partial refund of the subscription fees.
Let's see if he answers here, if not he will have proven beyond doubt that they are nothing else but a scam outfit.
UPDATE 6 December 2022
Surprise surprise no email received from Lucas or axontrading, however their website axontradingfx has just been removed and they have also deleted their system from myfxbook. What more evidence does one need to prove my point?
UPDATE 8 December
the same company have now set up as primetradeforex!! so be warned, they are serious scammers - UPDATE later that day the website primetradeforex has been removed within minutes of publication of the relevant Trustpilot review (thank you Trustpilot for the impact you have!!) These are serious repeat offender fraudsters! Unfortunately one suspects that they will set up shop again under a different name/website!
This is fake system and fake result, get only 0.1% profit on some trade and 2% loss.
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