Trade With The ProsReviews of tradewiththepros.com

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My partner and I attended a three-day Trade With the Pros class in recent weeks. The three days were informative and sparked interest in more learning. However, enrollment in their programs was pushed. In my opinion, no one should without going in with eyes wide open. The ~$200 weekend is a funnel to sell programs priced roughly $17k to $35k. When we asked the basic question about any data supporting that their students actually become net profitable, and whether they can show verified results, they had no data. A rep claimed their “pros” (whose full names were undisclosed, with the exception of about 2) make hundreds of thousands a month, but the “proof” was unverifiable screenshots. When we pressed, the salesperson told us verification “remains private” in this industry. In my experience that is not how legitimate track records work; real performance can be independently audited. The sales tactics felt predatory to me: -Public reward-and-shame gift bags for those who signed up -A “funded trader” program with no clear process -Financing with terms the salesperson couldn’t even recall when asked If you already paid: This is not legal advice, just a few things I came across while researching. -The FTC’s Cooling-Off Rule reportedly allows cancellation of certain in-person sales within 3 business days. There is also something called the “FTC Holder Rule” that can matter for financed purchases, and credit-card charges can sometimes be disputed. -Complaints can be filed with the FTC (reportfraud.ftc.gov) and a state Attorney General. Anyone in this situation should verify all of it independently.

The teaching material is a joke in an AI era, the uploaded PDFs to students are sideway that even an AI can't read. The Coaches are arrogant and derogatory when they teach. I understand they make more money than teaching, then don't teach! Oh BTW, when they sign you up, you're financed with 0%. Only to get an email later saying they Monterey Financial Services LLC with 18% interest rate. I was the dummy who thought i could trust people just could not be this obvious scammer.

I am reporting Trade With The Pros for potentially deceptive and misleading business practices related to a high-cost trading education program. I paid $15,000 for their program after being led to believe that I would receive high-quality education, support, and guidance to help me trade successfully. However, after payment: The promised level of support and coaching was not provided. The program content did not match the value or expectations set during the sales process. I have since found multiple public complaints from other consumers reporting similar experiences, particularly regarding lack of support after payment, the quality of the training and difficulty obtaining refunds. The marketing and high pressure sales process created expectations that were not fulfilled, which I believe constitute deceptive or unfair business practices. Additionally, I incurred substantial financial losses while attempting to follow their instructional guidance.

I am not sure if I made a review about Trade with the pros but if I have disregard that one. I am upset with the professionalism with TWP & writing this review because if you are a beginner & new to trading do not use TWP they are for traders who have been in the market for awhile. I was bounced around between so many coaches & I just wanted to learn how to trade but they could not give me a straight answer. They did refund me but I wish I would have no sooner before signing up this prop firm is not for beginners. I could have cared less if they were gonna fund me or not I just wanted to learn trading first. I did not like the way they go about trading and teaching it so I write this review for any beginners like I in the trading space!

Not suitable for beginners! Beware of the high-pressure sales tactics. These people will absolutely scam you with promises of "high quality proprietary techniques" but it is honestly nothing you can't just learn online. It's more the convenience of access to classes and coaches that really sets them apart if anything. People with actual trading experience are not going to fall for this and they will only join because they are already successful and have money to burn. They funnel newcomers into a "free workshop" that is really just a basic crash course on the markets. Then they pressure you into signing up for the 3-day workshop for $299 in which you learn a little bit more about the various asset classes and risk management strategies. While these strategies have merit, it was incredibly predatory for them to pump you up with the motivational videos just to make you buy their product. The "limited time offer" tactic really sold everyone in my class. It just quite frankly is not worth what you will be paying, especially if you are in a desperate place and are looking for a way to generate income.

My experience with the TWP Wealth Management program was extremely disappointing, primarily because the price point suggests professional advisory value while the content delivers basic financial education at best. Most of the material consisted of broad, introductory concepts — budgeting, long-term investing, diversification — without meaningful personalization or real financial planning depth. There was little discussion of actual implementation such as portfolio construction methodology, tax strategy, cash-flow modeling, or scenario planning. For something marketed as a wealth management program, the lack of technical substance was surprising. The sessions felt more motivational than advisory. Instead of actionable strategies tied to individual financial situations, the guidance remained generic and often repetitive. Very little of the content required specialized expertise, and much of it can be learned through publicly available resources, books, or reputable financial education platforms at a fraction of the cost. The biggest issue is the value proposition. The pricing implies hands-on advisory support, but the delivery resembles a structured course. The gap between expectation and deliverables is significant. There was minimal customization and limited practical takeaways that justified the expense. In short, the program may help someone completely unfamiliar with basic financial concepts, but anyone with moderate financial literacy will likely find it overpriced for what is provided. Prospective clients should carefully evaluate whether they are paying for true financial planning or simply repackaged general education.

In the beginning friendly, gain your trust. But once they sealed the financial obligation then you are virtually on your own, I had some assistance getting setup up but the actual training and learning was solo on your own, no guidance. Once setup was done, I tried to get in touch with my coach, by text email, no response. I guess I was deemed a lost cause early on and abandoned, but they still want to get paid. One of the worst mistakes I have ever made!!!!!!