ETF says my review is false and misleading... I've provided all documentation to TrustPilot to prove it's not. And here it remains.
"We urge you to refrain from posting false or inaccurate information about our services and processes. Our policies are clearly outlined and available for all traders to review prior to participating. Any actions taken, are based on documented violations of those rules and are not arbitrary decisions."
This is ETFs response to my previous review, they flagged it and tried to take it off of here but I provided all evidence/documentation/correspondence to Trust Pilot and they are leaving it as is which should say something.
Feel free to read my previous reviews for further details, but essentially I had 6 100k funded accounts with ETF with nearly 20k in profits all closed and wiped because of a single Take Profit order for $100 in profit.
They said their "internal procedures were able to determine I was gaming in the sim environment"
No further detail than this was given now 2 months later and I am dealing with the legal process to claw back as much as I can from them (which won't be much other than the eval/funding fees just so you are aware since many reading this will probably face the same fate.)
So once again I am asking ETF to simply layout your rules on Stop/Take Profit/Limit orders here... whether they are allowed and how far away from the current market price they can be.
The fact they are unwilling to answer this just shows that it is one of many tools in their bag of hidden rules that they will use to deny a payout if you mange to get to it.
This is ETFs response to my previous review, they flagged it and tried to take it off of here but I provided all evidence/documentation/correspondence to Trust Pilot and they are leaving it as is which should say something.
Feel free to read my previous reviews for further details, but essentially I had 6 100k funded accounts with ETF with nearly 20k in profits all closed and wiped because of a single Take Profit order for $100 in profit.
They said their "internal procedures were able to determine I was gaming in the sim environment"
No further detail than this was given now 2 months later and I am dealing with the legal process to claw back as much as I can from them (which won't be much other than the eval/funding fees just so you are aware since many reading this will probably face the same fate.)
So once again I am asking ETF to simply layout your rules on Stop/Take Profit/Limit orders here... whether they are allowed and how far away from the current market price they can be.
The fact they are unwilling to answer this just shows that it is one of many tools in their bag of hidden rules that they will use to deny a payout if you mange to get to it.
Response from Elite Trader Funding
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ETF Team
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