Warrior Trading

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Review of Warrior Trading

Omar Ahmad Al-Hajaya
2 reviews
JO
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
2 hours ago
**Title: Warrior Trading's Deceptive Practices: A Cry for Help and Justice**
**Title: Warrior Trading's Deceptive Practices: A Cry for Help and Justice**

I feel compelled to share my harrowing experience with Warrior Trading, a company that claims to offer financial education but instead left me in a devastating state of loss and despair. My journey with them began with high hopes, but it quickly turned into a nightmare that has led me to the edge of financial ruin and emotional distress.

For three long months, I attempted to reach out to Warrior Trading via email, seeking assistance and clarity regarding my investments and losses. My attempts were met with deafening silence. It wasn't until I stumbled upon their case with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that I realized the true extent of their misleading practices. It became clear that I was just another victim of their cunning tactics.

To make matters worse, after leaving a review expressing my grievances, Warrior Trading contacted me offering a paltry refund of $625. This insulting offer was made in the aftermath of my review, suggesting that they are only concerned about damage control rather than genuine customer support.

The truth is, my losses exceed $100,000 due to their reckless advice, and I have suffered not only financially but also emotionally. I've been pushed to the point of hospitalization three times due to the stress and despair caused by their actions.

I am not alone in this plight. I am pleading for the support of fellow customers who have experienced similar hardships at the hands of Warrior Trading. We deserve justice, transparency, and restitution. I am urging all those who read this to join me in demanding a full refund of the $3,600 they took from me. They have left me shattered, in ruins, and I am not willing to let them escape accountability for their actions.

If you're considering subscribing to Warrior Trading, I implore you to do thorough research and take note of the important article published on the FTC's official website titled "Federal Trade Commission, Plaintiff v. Warrior Trading, Inc., a corporation; Warrior Operating Inc., a corporation, also doing business as Warrior Trading; and Ross Cameron, individually and as an officer of Warrior Trading Inc. and Warrior Operating Inc., Defendants." This article serves as a stark warning about their practices.

Let our collective voices resonate and send a clear message: We will not be silenced, and we demand justice. Together, we can bring attention to the deception that Warrior Trading engages in and ensure that they are held accountable for the pain, suffering, and losses they have inflicted upon us.

Omar AL-Hajaya

I signed up for warrior trading after getting several marketing emails every day in how to live my dream and become independent. I didnt trade for a while since I was very sick for almost a year. Buyer beware! They will take your money, you will try your best to mimick Ross's trades (who tells you to trade like him and "live your dream"). Warrior trading gives you a set amount you should lose each day. So you stop trading after the loss, and you get hopeful for making money the next day. However, the same thing happens... you lose more money! You always think tomorow will be your big day but that day never comes and soon your money dwindles and so does the "dream" Ross constantly positively tells you in his many daily marketing emails!. Warrior trading then tells you to take more classes (soend mkre money than you already dished out... and lost!). Because you lready lost so much money, you think, OK... and because they offer no refunds. Or prorated either! So, you think you must be doong something wrong... and you do! Being an experienced trader, i began to see a pattern... and it was sickening! I saw there was no way anyone could make money trading, especially a new traded, Trying to follow Ross's quick (seconds) scalp trades. Why? Warrior trading is manipulating the price of inexpensive stocks! Necause these stocks are low floats (less stocks available to trade on market), Ross pumps money into the stock THEN he tells the people in his trading room he bought the stock for a scalp. Everyone buys the stock and seconds later Ross says "stopped out". The stock now briefly plummets when Ross sells his stock (large voljme). Most of the time Ross claims he made money but those of us in the room are left trying to sell the stockmas it plummets quicjky down and we incir huge losses! About an hour after the market opens Ross says he's done for the day! I doscovered Warrior trading has no phone number available(sonce they gove np refunds even if you are on the site a week). They do have a place where you can easily cancel your membership. BTW, their "no refund" policy isnt easily visible whennyou sign up. I reported them to the better business bureau and the trwde association. This is a well organized scam where Warrior trading has you slowly lose your money so you don't really kniw what is happening and you can come back the next day. And lose more. Then they can tell you that you were on their site for x amount pf time. Disgusting!