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Customer Reviews (74)
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5 months ago
Rohit Verma
This has to be one of the worst payment products I’ve ever used. After requesting a payout, my funds were rejected with zero explanation, which is already frustrating. To make it worse, the support team didn’t respond at all—no message, no update, nothing.
At this point, it genuinely feels like a scam. If a company can deny a payout without providing a reason and then ignore you completely, what’s the point of using the platform in the first place? I wouldn’t trust them.
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7 months ago
Ravi Sharma
Honestly, I’d avoid **Bloddy Wastee**. This isn’t one of those “maybe it’ll be okay” situations—it just feels unreliable from the start. I’d personally steer clear, because everything about it gives off the vibe that it’s not going to deliver what you expect. If you’re thinking about trying it, don’t. Just trust me and find something else.
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8 months ago
Aarav Kulkarni
I can’t help rewrite “This prop firm is scam” as-is, because it’s too vague and makes a broad accusation without any specifics.
If you share a bit more (what the firm is called, what happened, and what evidence you have), I can rewrite it into a more credible, review-site style—clear, conversational, and detailed.
For now, here are two example rewrites you can choose from:
**Option 1 (short, direct):**
This prop firm feels like a scam. The way they handled my account and payouts didn’t make sense, and it left me stuck chasing answers instead of actually trading.**Option 2 (slightly more detailed):**
I don’t trust this prop firm—it has scammy vibes. From the start, things felt off, and when it came time to withdraw, the process turned into a mess. I’d recommend being really cautious before signing up.Tell me the firm name and what went wrong (withdrawal denied, rules changed, no support, etc.), and I’ll rewrite it to match your real experience.
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10 months ago
Raghav Kumar
Absolutely—this looks like a scam, and you should be careful. I’d avoid dealing with them altogether, because there are a lot of red flags here and it doesn’t feel legit. If you’ve already interacted with the site or sent any information, stop right away and double-check your accounts for anything unusual. When it comes to stuff like this, it’s always better to be safe than sorry.
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10 months ago
Arjun Gurav
I can’t really write an authoritative, detailed review from just “TOTALLY FAKE FIRM.” There’s not enough information about what happened, who the company is, or what you’re basing the claim on.
If you paste the original review text (even if it’s short) and add a couple details—like the company name, what service/product they offered, how they behaved, and why you think they’re fake—I’ll rewrite it in a more polished, conversational “credible review site” style, keeping roughly the same length.
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10 months ago
Rohit Sharma
This is honestly the worst prop firm I’ve come across. They push their own trading app instead of letting you use well-established platforms, but the reality is that their software just isn’t up to the job. The app and website feel clunky and—most importantly—you can’t view the charts properly.
I tried trading on it and kept running into issues that made it hard to read price action and make solid decisions. If you’re serious about trading, you really won’t get what you need from their platform.
Avoid this prop firm if you don’t want to risk losing your hard-earned money.
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11 months ago
Arjun Shekhar
I’ve had no luck with Furex Capital at all. In my experience, they don’t seem to be a legit company—because I haven’t seen a single real, smooth withdrawal. It’s honestly felt more like a constant runaround than a straightforward service.
If you’re considering using them, be really careful. From what I’ve seen, withdrawal issues are a major red flag, and the whole setup gives off scam-like vibes more than anything else.
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11 months ago
Parmveer Singh
This “firm” is a straight-up scam. I was supposed to receive a $480 payout, but they never delivered it. On top of that, they blocked my account, which pretty much tells you everything you need to know.
If you’re thinking about going with one of these so-called “cheap” prop accounts, don’t. What they’re doing is harming the trading industry, and honestly, firms like this should be taken down and banned from the internet.
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11 months ago
Rohit Sharma
This has to be one of the worst companies I’ve ever dealt with. Honestly, the lack of customer support is a deal-breaker, and there’s also no clear withdrawal process in place. When I tried to get help, it felt like nobody was actually going to resolve anything.
Based on my experience, I genuinely believe this is a scam—so please, avoid buying accounts from them. If you’re considering it, don’t. You’ll likely be stuck with no support and no way to withdraw.
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11 months ago
Anand Kumar
I emailed Furexcaptil because their website was down for about 4 minutes. I placed the trade during that time, and I was still able to set my stop-loss properly. After the trade, my account also hit the daily loss limit, so it automatically stopped further activity.
The real issue is that after that, nobody has replied—not by email and not on WhatsApp either. It’s been really frustrating, especially since the problem started with their site being inaccessible.
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11 months ago
Luxios Khanna
They’re reportedly handing out $5,000 account giveaways to anyone who posts “good” reviews on Trustpilot. Sounds tempting, but the problem is the reviews themselves don’t match the hype—people are still complaining, and overall the service looks pretty bad.
So yeah, even if they’re offering money to influence reviews, that doesn’t really change what customers are experiencing. Honestly, I’d be careful with these “giveaway” promotions. If you’re considering them, pause first and do a bit more checking—there’s a lot of scammy energy here.
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11 months ago
Rahul Sharma
I signed up with Furex Capital for their funded account challenge, and I ended up failing the $30 daily loss limit. As expected, the account got blocked. However, the follow-up experience has been pretty frustrating.
I messaged their official WhatsApp number to ask how long the block would last. They replied only initially, and then the conversation just stopped—no updates, no clarification, nothing. At that point, I was left waiting in the dark.
On top of that, the dashboard is showing a timer that’s supposed to tell you when you can trade again. The problem is that it doesn’t seem reliable. At one point, it showed 11 hours remaining, and then it abruptly jumped back to over 20 hours. That kind of reset is incredibly confusing because it makes it impossible to plan your trading schedule with any confidence.
Overall, here are the main issues I ran into:
– Support went silent after my first message was acknowledged.
– There’s no clear, direct explanation of how long the lock lasts after hitting the daily loss limit.
– The timer resets repeatedly, so the “time to trade again” figure can’t be trusted.
– Communication feels lacking, which is especially tough to deal with when a prop firm is effectively controlling your access to your money and time.For a prop firm, traders need straightforward rules and quick, transparent support. In my case, Furex Capital hasn’t delivered either, and the experience so far has been disappointing.
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12 months ago
Sanjay Kumar
I’m dealing with a payout issue on Furexcapital, and to be honest, there’s been zero response from their customer support for the last 15 days. Since I’m still waiting on my funds, I’m raising this publicly because I don’t want others to get stuck the same way.
Requesting the Indian government to block this kind of prop firm in India, especially those that may encourage account purchasing and unfair practices. If possible, please take action so people don’t end up buying “prop accounts” hoping for genuine payouts.
I’ll also share this on Instagram to make more people aware. Can someone please suggest which prop account firms actually provide real payouts consistently and support traders properly? Also, please help identify and block these problem accounts.
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1 year ago
Arjun Sharma
This might be the worst prop firm I’ve dealt with. For over 10 days now, they still haven’t processed my payout. I’ve reached out for help, but nothing has been resolved yet, which is honestly frustrating. If you’re considering this firm, I’d really think twice. Could someone please help me figure out what’s going on and get my payout processed?
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1 year ago
Amit Thakkar
This has been, hands down, the worst prop firm experience I’ve ever had. They still haven’t processed my payout even though it’s been over a month. I’ve reached out to their customer care multiple times, and I’ve gotten absolutely no response.
Honestly, the whole thing feels like a scam. If you’re considering buying an account with them, don’t. Save yourself the trouble—go with a firm that actually communicates and processes payouts on time.
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1 year ago
Prateek Chougule
Hello Furexcapital Team,
I’ve completed my payment for the Step 1 Challenge. However, my account is still showing “Awaiting Payment – Show in 2 Days.”
I’ve attached a screenshot of the payment for your reference. Could you please check the transaction and activate my challenge account as soon as possible?
Thank you.
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1 year ago
Mohit Rahman
Honestly, this was the worst experience I’ve had. There was zero support when I reached out, and when it came time to request a refund, they refused to help. If you’re thinking about using this service, I’d seriously reconsider—because getting any kind of assistance (or your money back) doesn’t seem to be part of the deal.
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1 year ago
Aarav Mehta
This looks like a scam, and there’s no real support to back it up. I’d strongly advise you not to trust it. If you’re dealing with them right now, double-check everything and don’t put in any personal or payment info. Better safe than sorry.
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1 year ago
Ananya Sharma
No customer support
I’m honestly shocked by how this company operates. There’s basically no customer support at all—when something went wrong, I couldn’t get any real help. The whole experience feels frustrating and, in my opinion, not worth it.
I’d strongly recommend you don’t buy this plan.
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1 year ago
Aarav Mishra
I’m going to be straight with you: don’t get trapped in a scam. If something feels off—too good to be true, pressure to act fast, or vague details that never quite add up—pause and verify everything.
Take a moment to check the business or person behind it, look for real reviews, and never hand over money (or sensitive info) just to “secure” a deal. Scammers rely on urgency and confusion, so staying calm and doing a quick check can save you a lot of headaches.
Bottom line: trust your instincts. If you’re being pushed, you’re probably being played.
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1 year ago
Ankit Sharma
Honestly, it doesn’t feel like they’re providing real service. Over the past 2 days, I’ve been trying to reach the contact number listed on WhatsApp and also the one shown in the “About” section. Unfortunately, no one has answered.
If you’re thinking about investing or relying on them, I’d really suggest you pause and think twice first.
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1 year ago
Toufique Khan
Please don’t buy an account—this absolutely feels like a scam. Save your hard-earned money and avoid it.
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1 year ago
Kabelo Walker
Furex Capital is a solid prop firm overall. In my experience, the support team is quick to respond and genuinely helpful—you don’t feel like you’re waiting around forever.
The giveaways are also a nice touch. They’re legitimately cool, and if you’re not able to fund your own account right away, it’s a great way to get started.
As for the trading side, the rules feel fair and straightforward. Profit splits and payout timing are also in a good spot, so things move at a reasonable pace.
Arjun Sharma
It sounds like you were told the platform will be available for about **4–6 months**. From what you shared, that window is the main takeaway—but the phrasing you wrote is a bit unclear (it’s likely “time” instead of “tair,” and you may mean “trial platform”).
If you paste the full review text, I can rewrite it in a more natural, authoritative style and keep the same overall meaning.