I would assume that once he is on the actual live account he gets his profit split from his actual trades, what else is the point of putting someone on an actual live account.
Look at all the payments. Too bad those traders do not go here to tell people about how they are getting their fortunes. If mine were on there i'd go blah blah blah. Offer ends tonight 80% off.
Almost none (if any at all, haven't been following it that closely) of the Myforexfunds clients are complaining on here either, yet they have over 135.000 clients and those who have bad experience are much more inclined to share their experiences than those who have a positive experience. I had a private chat with the guy who got an actual live account with Apex and he offered to show evidence for his payouts but i didn't ask for it since that wasn't the reason i reached out to him. I don't see why he would be offering to prove it if he was lying about it.
My question is when a firm says you are funded .. it has to be with real money and trades must go on real market ... what excuses is there not to do that?
Well it seems like they (Apex) eventually give you an actual live account, just like for example Topstep that starts a funded trader on what they call live sim. It's all in the fine print and contracts so everyone should know what they sign up for, don't like it then don't sign up, easy. But one shouldn't spread BS and lies if they don't have experience with that firm and don't even know what they are talking about. It's not because someone doesn't like what they offer that they are scammers.
I have no doubt that people got paid but i am also interested in hearing from those that got denied payments and the reasons
My post was about Apex since others started mentioning them and accusing them of being scammers without any evidence.
Would be interesting to hear. But i guess if there are actual funded traders who don't get paid without breaking a rule i would assume they would be screaming it all over the internet.