Global X Trade

I signed up on their website thinking it was legit. As soon as I started talking with people I started seeing red flags. I ignored those red flags because I wanted to get into trading. They are very insistent and all of them talk with an Indian accent and they have numbers from all over the world which is a good indication that they are scammers from India somewhere. No company has as much support for their product as they claim to have meaning their persistent phone calls were to get money out of me and not to help me trade. Another red flag was that they constantly interrupted me when i was talking. They were very rude and did not go by the policy that the customer is always right. They also kept saying that they promise me this and they promise me that. No legit company will ever say that, only scammers say that. Another one was that the guy tried to find common ground (he most likely lied though) to try to get me to trust him. (Good thing i dont trust people that easily) Finally I googled their company and i found this and that confirmed all of my suspicions. Good thing i didnt go against my better judgement. Now there you have more than enough reasons to stay away from these people. Stay away from these guys and stay safe, you will not regret it. And always remember to look into something before you jump on it.

Watch out guys! They're just scammers who are trying to scam people.
Someone should do something about them.
Be safe and stay safe.

They deactivated the original globalx-trade site (go to the reviews about this site too), but they will continue to scam people. Never send money to these people. YOu will never see the money back. Too good to be true is too good to be true.

This is a scam. You will never get back your money!
They will ask, in a very persuasive manner, to connect to your computer, carry out transactions to the abovementioned website that is fake. I was contacted by a person named Jamie Barron having stolen the identity of a real broker (very easy to do as it is displayed on https://brokercheck.finra.org).