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Customer Reviews (35)
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5 months ago
William Peterson
My experience with Unisales was pretty average, to be honest. The product selection is decent, and the prices feel fair, so shopping wasn’t too bad. Still, the service overall just didn’t quite meet my expectations.
Delivery ended up taking longer than what was promised—by about 2–3 extra days compared to the estimate I was given. On top of that, the tracking updates weren’t very clear. I’d check the page and it felt like the information wasn’t really telling me much, which was frustrating while I was waiting.
Customer support was reachable, but replies came in slowly. When I asked about my order status, the responses weren’t especially helpful or detailed. They did eventually help me get things sorted out, but it took more back-and-forth than it should’ve.
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5 months ago
Elena Martinez
Overall, my experience was pretty smooth. I liked that I wasn’t asked to pay anything until I’d passed the challenge, which honestly made the whole process feel fair. Communication was clear from start to finish, and the platform itself worked well—no hiccups on my end. So far, there really haven’t been any issues.
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6 months ago
Jamie Thompson
I’m pretty satisfied overall, though not completely. The whole experience went smoothly, and the service delivered exactly what I expected. That said, there’s still room for improvement. Beyond the basics, they could definitely do more to make the experience feel more complete and consistent.
It’s clear they have a few weaker areas, and honestly, they should focus on upgrading their services to better support customers like me. I have no doubt they’ll work on these gaps and strengthen what needs attention.
For now, I’m comfortable with recommending them, and in the future I’ll definitely come back and use their service again.
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6 months ago
Mason Porter
My experience with Uni Virtual Funding has been genuinely reassuring. From the start, Uni Virtual Funding lays everything out clearly, and the expectations are explained in a way that’s easy to understand—even if you’re not super familiar with how these things work. I never felt like I was guessing or going in circles, because the process is presented in a straightforward, step-by-step manner.
Another big plus is how consistent and professional they are throughout. Things are handled with care, and the overall experience feels reliable. After using Uni Virtual Funding for a while, I can say it has matched what I was expecting, if not better. Honestly, I’d have no problem recommending Uni Virtual Funding to others.
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6 months ago
Adrian Santos
I had a pretty bad experience with Uni Virtual Funding.
I was following their rules and, at one point, my account was actually in profit. After that, I went ahead and requested payouts three separate times. In each case, the payout request was rejected, even though the performance on the account was positive.
What really worries me is how they handled the whole situation. Instead of providing a clear explanation, showing any proof, or even addressing the issue properly, they simply blocked me on their Discord after I kept asking for updates about my withdrawals. There was no clear violation pointed out and no transparent reason given—just rejection after rejection, followed by complete silence.
To me, that’s a major red flag for any prop firm. A legitimate company that’s confident in its process wouldn’t block a trader who’s in profit and then avoid the conversation. Issues happen sometimes, sure, but there’s a right way to handle them—this wasn’t it.
Based on my experience, I don’t trust Uni Virtual Funding, and I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone who’s serious about trading.
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7 months ago
Mason Hart
This platform honestly made me feel a lot more confident, mainly because it’s so simple to use. There aren’t any “slushy” or overly complicated rules the way some other prop firms tend to do. Because of that, I’d say it’s easier for pretty much anyone to jump in without getting overwhelmed.
Overall, my experience was very positive—especially with how smooth the payouts were.
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7 months ago
Amir Abdullah
They’re scammers. They’ll never pay you. And the Trustpilot profile showing a 4.4-star rating? That looks pretty fake to me too—like it’s been manufactured, honestly. I wouldn’t trust them at all.
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9 months ago
Maya Carter
Be very careful—this one looks like a complete scam. I’m not being dramatic here: once you pass their so-called “challenge” and fork over the fee to get your funded account, they remove you from their Discord the instant you qualify for a payout. After that, you’re basically on your own, because you’ll never see the money they promised.
They also try to lean on a “4.4★ Trustpilot rating,” but that claim doesn’t hold up. When I dug into it, I found the 4.4★ review wasn’t on the real Trustpilot at all. It was on a lookalike site called “trustapilot” (note the extra “a” in the middle). Same rating number, wrong platform—classic bait-and-switch.
All in, I lost around $500 after passing the challenge and paying their fee. That’s not pocket change for most people, and in my case it was money I really needed. Not only did they take the fee, they also refused to pay out the profits I’d earned.
Honestly, it’s disgusting. This feels like straight-up fraud, designed to prey on traders with fake promises and fake reviews. Stay away from them completely.
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10 months ago
Ethan Ramirez
Uni Virtual Funding is honestly one of the better prop firms around, and it has the potential to seriously help traders who are still struggling to find consistency. What really sets it apart is the model: you can take the challenge without paying anything upfront. And the best part is that if you don’t pass, you don’t lose money—so you’re not risking your account or stressing over a failure.
So far, I’ve received 7 payouts with zero issues, which is a big deal because a lot of firms make promises but don’t follow through smoothly. I’ve been genuinely happy with Uni Virtual Funding and the way things have been handled so far.
Thank you, Uni Virtual Funding—please keep doing what you’re doing.
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10 months ago
Lena Calder
UnivirtualFunding comes across as both reliable and genuinely professional. My payout arrived fast—right on time—and I didn’t run into a single issue along the way. What stood out most is how transparent their process feels, and their support team is quick to respond when you have questions. Overall, I’m really satisfied with the experience.
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10 months ago
Michael Carter
UnivirtualFunding is a solid choice for beginner and aspiring traders. What really stands out is how it lets you build your skills through free trading challenges—so you can actually learn by doing instead of just reading about markets.
Overall, UnivirtualFunding offers a lively, educational trading experience that feels useful right from the start. If you’re trying to sharpen your trading abilities in a simulated, risk-free environment (roughly like a practice ground with real structure), it’s definitely worth checking out.
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10 months ago
Noah Thompson
Sounds like a scam, honestly. I get that you’re warning people, but I can’t really “rewrite” a review that’s only repeating “ALERT” and “SCAM” without any details.
If you paste the full review (or tell me what happened—who the seller/app was, what they asked for, how they got your money, and what outcome you had), I’ll rewrite it in a credible, authoritative review-site style with the same clear warning tone.
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12 months ago
Chidi Adebayo
I want to share my experience with this “Uni Virtual Funding” service, because honestly, it felt like a scam to me. Please, don’t fall for it—seriously, run for your life.
I requested my payout after waiting 14 days, and they ended up declining it with absolutely no clear reason. After that, I tried contacting customer support, but I didn’t get any real response anymore. It got worse too: when I contacted them via Discord, they even kicked me out without any explanation or complaint process.
From my side, the lack of communication and the sudden rejection after waiting a couple of weeks makes it look extremely shady. I’m sharing this so you can protect yourselves—please stay away from them.
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12 months ago
Darius Kimani
Honestly, the free “Challenge” phase feels more like a trap than a genuine opportunity. In my experience, the spread on the funded account is way larger than what you’d expect, and that makes it much harder to trade properly—even if you’re following the rules and sticking to your plan.
So yeah, pay at your own risk.
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1 year ago
Evelyn Carter
UnivirtualFunding is a scam—don’t waste your time. Even if they claim it’s “free” to get started, you’re basically just going through a challenge to pass, and that’s it.
The bigger issue is their pricing. The price quote doesn’t feel real at all, and they can apparently manipulate it because everything runs through a web-based platform. I noticed strange movements where the numbers don’t match what gold should realistically be doing.
I checked it myself, and honestly, it made me wonder: how can the price of gold change by about 50 pips in literally one second? In that same moment, it looks like it could swing by 50 pips—or sometimes even around 500 points. That kind of jump just isn’t normal.
Please be careful. If you’re thinking about using UnivirtualFunding, I’d strongly suggest you skip it.
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1 year ago
Jordan Hayes
Overall, the company seems solid, but my experience with delivery was really disappointing. I placed my order expecting it to arrive within the timeframe I was told, yet it took much longer than promised. In my case, I ended up waiting for a long time, and when I checked in, they kept saying it would take more time.
So yeah—the main issue here is the late delivery. The service itself may be fine, but if you’re expecting things to arrive on schedule, this definitely isn’t the strongest point.
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1 year ago
Marek Hamid
I’m going to be honest: the “consent” rules here feel messy at best, and in practice you can end up getting rejected even if your account looks fine. It comes across less like a fair verification process and more like a system where you’re always one small mistake away from failing.
Honestly, the whole thing gives off the vibe of a big scam—too many expert-style red flags, and not enough clarity or transparency. The rules might technically exist, but how they’re applied feels suspicious.
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1 year ago
Noah Bennett
You don’t deserve to fund Com. The issue is pretty clear: every time I see someone trading, they’re basically saying they don’t get any real profit. Out of all the people I’ve come across, only one account seems to have made money—when I connected, I did see some results.
That said, the weird part is that the “successful” one might be connected to the same group, or they’re friends with the people behind it. So it doesn’t feel fair or transparent at all.
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1 year ago
Mason Caldwell
I paid a security fee, and they still haven’t sent me the promised 10K. At this point, I’m honestly wondering if it’s a scam.
Can you please refund my money as soon as possible?
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1 year ago
Yusuf Rahman
I can’t say this place is good for funding, unfortunately. The main issue is withdrawals—users don’t seem to be able to withdraw, or at least not in any reliable way. On top of that, they run everything under their own set of rules, and it feels pretty inconsistent, like they can change expectations at any time.
Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this based on how funding and withdrawals are handled.
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1 year ago
Emre Yılmaz
Yesterday was the day I expected to receive my withdrawal. Instead, my account got something else entirely: EURAUD positions were opened automatically—both long and short—using a martingale strategy.
Naturally, I followed up when I didn’t get paid on time. Support told me the withdrawal would be processed the next day, and their explanation was basically that the trade was triggered by an “Internet mafia.” Honestly, that’s such a weird excuse.
Then I pushed further and asked why those trades were being opened at all. The answer I got was even more concerning: they claimed it was me who opened those trades.
But think about it—why would I start opening martingale trades on the exact day I’m supposed to withdraw my own money?
When I raised the issue in their Discord group, things went downhill fast. I was removed after only four messages. Overall, the way this was handled didn’t feel transparent, and it left me with a pretty bad impression of how they manage withdrawals and account activity.
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1 year ago
Michaela Mbanje
I cleared the challenge, and I did pretty well, so I was honestly shocked by what happened right after. As soon as I passed, I was told that if I don’t pay a security amount within **2 days**, my account will be terminated.
I understand why there might be a deadline like **14 or 30 days** after a challenge—people might not pass right away, and there’s usually some uncertainty. But a **2-day** clause feels rushed and really pressured, almost like the whole process could be a scam.
Please consider fixing this clause. If someone passes, they should be given a fair amount of time to arrange the funds.
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1 year ago
Mateo Laurent
There are just too many hidden rules. Instead of sugarcoating it, I’m going to point out the red flags clearly.
First off, there’s a **4% profit target on the funded account**, and that detail feels like it’s buried rather than upfront. That’s a big red flag right away.
Second, **all the trading rules aren’t actually written out on the website**, so you can’t really review them before you start. You’d think the rules would be clearly accessible, but they aren’t. That’s another major concern.
Third, there’s **no trader/funder agreement** provided. No agreement means no real clarity on expectations, responsibilities, or what happens in different scenarios. For me, that’s essentially a red card.
On top of that, the funded account can be **terminated immediately if even one hidden rule is breached**—and there’s apparently **no warning and no fine process**. Again: red card behavior.
If there *was* a trader/funder agreement (or if the full rules were visible), I probably would’ve known about all of this ahead of time. As it stands, I’m only speaking from my own experience.
I’m writing this because I genuinely like the company and I want to see things improve—not because I’m trying to just complain.
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1 year ago
nick david
experience was smooth overall. I appreciate that I wasn’t asked to pay anything until I passed the challenge, communication was clear, and the platform worked well. No issue so far.
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1 year ago
Megan Carter
I had a great experience overall—passed the evaluation, completed the requirements, and then got paid. I started with the free challenge, passed that stage, and then paid the one-time security fee to get my funded account set up.
It’s been about 14 days since I submitted my withdrawal request, and I’ll be honest, I wasn’t 100% sure the payout would actually come through. Today changed that though: I received both my first payout and my full security fee back.
Everything delivered exactly as they promised. I’m really happy with how it turned out!
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1 year ago
John US
Had a great experience with Uni Virtual Funding. I was able to start challenges without paying any fees upfront, and only paid once I got funded. The best part is that the fees were refunded along with my first payout, which was processed automatically. Smooth and hassle-free! Highly recommend.
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1 year ago
Evan McCall
I’m pretty sure this is a scam. I completed their challenge expecting payment, and I genuinely thought it would move forward. Before anything else though, I read the terms carefully—and that’s when some red flags popped up.
In their materials, they were using the company name “Goat Funded Trader” and even mentioned contacting GFT. To be fair, it looks like that specific wording has since been removed, but the whole situation still doesn’t sit right with me. Based on what I saw during the process, I’d be very cautious—because it’s for sure not trustworthy.
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1 year ago
Jordan Patel
Absolutely the worst experience I’ve had with this prop firm. I signed up and passed Phase 1 about **10 days ago**, but I still haven’t received the **Phase 2 credentials**.
Since then, I’ve tried reaching out multiple times. The **live chat is basically useless**—it looks like nobody is online at all. I also sent emails, but there’s been **zero response**. At this point, I feel totally stuck.
So yeah, in my opinion this is a **bad prop firm**. Please don’t get trapped like I did.
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1 year ago
Jed Roberts
I passed phase 1 of this prop firm about 10 days ago, but I still haven’t received my phase 2 credentials. It’s incredibly frustrating. I’ve tried reaching out through live chat, but no one seems to be available, and I’ve sent emails too with no response. Honestly, this has been a terrible experience. If you’re considering this firm, I’d recommend looking elsewhere to avoid getting caught in this situation.
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1 year ago
Arlene Kutch
I understand that this is a new proprietary trading firm, but honestly, it doesn’t offer much in terms of user-friendliness. The demo account provided by UForex is incompatible with the MT4 PC version, which is quite frustrating; however, it works fine with the MT4 APK version. Clearly, they have a significant journey ahead in enhancing their system and user interface. I’m optimistic that they’ll make substantial improvements in the future.
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2 years ago
Jaylen Halvorson
Nik Mok’s review of Ki Zabi raises serious concerns about the firm’s practices. He describes it as a “scam,” highlighting his dissatisfaction with their operations. Many users have echoed similar sentiments, questioning the firm’s legitimacy and reliability. It seems that potential traders are advised to proceed with caution when considering any engagement with Ki Zabi. Overall, the negative feedback suggests that this firm may not be the best option for aspiring traders.
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2 years ago
Ethan Rodriguez
It looks like this text is either incomplete or written in a shorthand way, so I’m not totally sure what review you want rewritten.
Could you paste the full review (the part about what happened, the product/service, and your verdict)? Also, tell me the target language—English or something else. Once I have that, I can rewrite it in a more natural, authoritative review-site style.
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2 years ago
Carolyn Hill
Nik Mok’s experience with Ki Zbi leaves much to be desired. The allegations of it being a scam are hard to overlook. While many traders seek transparency and reliability in a proprietary trading firm, Ki Zbi seems to fall short of these expectations. It’s crucial for potential traders to approach this firm with caution and do thorough research before diving in. Overall, the red flags raised here suggest that it may not be the right choice for serious traders looking for a trustworthy environment.
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2 years ago
Emory Bauch
I really appreciate this prop firm. Unlike my experiences with other firms where I lost money on challenges, here I was able to pass the evaluation first. After that, I simply paid for the funded account. It’s refreshing to have that kind of approach!
Moses Tchikaya
Honnêtement, ces gens ne m’inspirent plus confiance. J’ai été refusé pour 2 Payout, et depuis, ça se dégrade vraiment.
Aujourd’hui, ils ne me répondent plus du tout. On parle quand même de plus de 11 jours depuis que j’ai lancé un retrait, et le montant n’était même pas énorme : juste 17 $. Sauf que ça n’avance pas, le paiement ne passe pas, et ils restent silencieux.
Franchement, ça fait vraiment penser à une arnaque. Je ne sais pas si c’est un bug, un blocage ou autre chose, mais pour moi, ce n’est plus sérieux. Je crains vraiment cette société.