Customer Reviews (6)

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  Mateo Rojas

  2 years ago

  This is a scam. I requested a refund and, out of nowhere, they deleted my account. It feels like they’re avoiding support altogether, and that’s a huge red flag.

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  Eoin Murray

  3 years ago

  Não gostei da minha experiência com a Mesa. Senti que eles, de certa forma, trabalham contra o trader. Durante a operação, a plataforma “estourou” o que eu estava fazendo sem qualquer aviso prévio, e isso acabou atrapalhando tudo.

  No geral, foi bem frustrante: você monta a estratégia, espera rodar normalmente e, de repente, vem uma interrupção que ninguém avisa antes. Eu não recomendo pela falta de transparência e pelo impacto direto na execução das ordens.

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  Ethan Ramirez

  4 years ago

  UltraCapital Funds is an absolutely top-tier FX prop firm—honestly, they’re sitting at the very top of my list. The payout process has been quick for me, and the firm delivers what they promise: funds were processed fast and hit on the first business day of each month.

  What really stands out is the transparency. The CEO communicates clearly, and the support team is consistently on hand to answer questions without making you wait around. I’ve tried plenty of online FX prop firms, and I usually keep a running shortlist—recently, UltraCapital Funds had jumped ahead of MyForexFunds (who were trailing in second).

  Even then, UltraCapital still wasn’t the full story, because the rules and evaluation options feel much more practical. You get a variety of stock options as part of the practical assessment, and the platform supports a wide range of trading approaches. That means you can use virtually any style, including systems like Martingale, Expert Advisors, and hedging—and there’s no annoying “no way you can run this strategy” limitation. Compared to others, it’s a big reason they’re clearly not just top 2; they’re in a league of their own.

  Of course, some people complain about the weekly drawdown limit, but that’s actually a feature, not a flaw. For professional traders, disciplined risk controls like that are what keep things consistent.

  T4TCapital might still be strong, but for me, UltraCapital Funds is the clear winner overall.

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  Wail El Haddad

  5 years ago

  I’m not totally sure what you want me to rewrite, because the text you pasted—“good nice salm drarii”—looks like a few fragments rather than a full review.

  Could you paste the actual full review text you want rewritten (or at least a few more sentences)? Once I have it, I can rewrite it in an authoritative, review-site style with a natural, conversational tone, and keep the length roughly similar to your original.

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  Steven Miller

  5 years ago

  I really hate writing negative reviews, and this is my first one. But I’m doing it to hopefully save other traders from wasting their hard-earned money. So here’s my short experience with **t4tcapitalfm.com**.

  To be fair, the **website itself looks excellent**. It’s got that polished, “this is legit” vibe, and it even includes customer-service features like **Zoom call scheduling** and **interactive chat**. The issue? Neither of those things function the way they’re advertised.

  When it came to support, everything fell apart. Their customer service page says **Zoom calls are the preferred method**. I scheduled **three** separate Zoom sessions, and **no one ever showed up**. I also called their customer service number multiple times over **three days** during normal business hours. It appears the phone line is basically dead. If you want to test it, try calling **+1 607 364 8600**—you’ll get the same experience I did. There isn’t even a proper voicemail setup, so there’s nowhere to leave a message or get any kind of follow-up.

  Eventually, I did get an email response, but it didn’t actually solve my issue. The support person, a man named **Craig**, sent me a link to a video that I had already watched on their site. Unfortunately, that still didn’t address the problems I had setting up the assessment.

  Based on how this seems to run, my suspicion is that this company may be operated by **one or two people**, and they simply don’t have the capacity to answer calls or attend scheduled Zoom appointments. It also feels like they’re in constant “damage control,” selling new assessments while trying to generate positive reviews and deflect or minimize the negative ones.

  The weirdest part is how the review pattern looks. A lot of the reviews for **this company** seem to be posted under its parent brand, **Traders4traders.com**. I’m sharing mine here because **t4tcapitalfm.com** feels more tied to proprietary trading (less like “education”). From what I’ve seen on the parent company profile, reviews tend to be either **5 stars** or **1 star**, with barely anything in between.

  Also, many of the 5-star reviews appear to come from users who’ve only written **one review total**. Their tone and punctuation also look extremely similar, which makes me think a portion of those positive reviews may not be fully authentic—possibly written by the same person or group. On the flip side, the 1-star reviews I saw echo the same concerns I had: **customer service failures** and **server/technical issues**.

  In those negative review threads, it seems t4t reps respond quickly, but not in a helpful way. Sometimes the responses feel dismissive—either **berating the reviewer** or blaming it on “server backend issues.” Either approach is unacceptable if a company is actively selling a program and telling customers support is available.

  I hate that I had to write this, but I’m doing it to protect the next trader who might assume the marketing matches the experience. I requested a refund and I’m working with my bank to **dispute the charges**, but the process is time-consuming, and honestly that takes away from trading time that I can’t get back. I hope you found this review useful.

  One more thing: I fully expect they’ll respond to this—either with a rushed attack, or with an excuse. And if you check how they’ve handled negative reviewers under **Traders4traders.com**, I don’t think this would be an exception. It looks more like a pattern.

  If you think I’m being overly harsh, consider this: in proprietary trading, the “bad actor” can ruin a whole operation. Similarly, a company that disappears when you need support is dangerous for any trader trying to stay consistent. The last thing you want is to generate profits for a firm that’s basically **nowhere to be found** when problems hit.

  Next up, I’m trying **The5ers**. Stay tuned—I’ll post an honest review, and I’m also looking at **Maverick Trading**.

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  Dimităr Ivanov

  5 years ago

  In my opinion, the rules and overall scaling plan are pretty solid. The biggest plus for me is that there’s no strict time limit, which definitely makes the whole setup feel more relaxed and manageable.

  That said, I’m still a bit stuck on one thing: are Traders4Traders and T4TCapital actually the same company? I can’t really figure it out from what’s been shared so far, and it’s confusing. If anyone has clarification (or can point to something official), I’d really appreciate it.

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