Notesco Reviews 6

TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

stars - Beware of Fxgaint & Notesco, a Scam Duo! 🚨*

I'm still fuming about my experience with Fxgaint and Notesco. About a week after opening an account with Fxgaint, I received an email stating Notesco would be handling my account. I got a statement and queried it, but crickets 😐. A second statement arrived, and I asked how I ended up in the negative without trading or buying anything. Their "trader" claimed I lost my money, despite promising a risk-free and 100% refund.

When I involved my bank, they revealed that Notesco's contracts allow them to lose your money the moment you open an account 🤯. I argued that it's like walking into a store and having stuff disappear without checking out! These people are preying on hard-earned cash. If you value your money, steer clear of Fxgaint and Notesco. *DO NOT TRUST THEM!*

5 November 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

THEY MANIPULATED MY TRADING ACCOUNT

THEY MANIPULATED MY TRADING ACCOUNT — FULL EVIDENCE AVAILABLE
I want to share my personal experience with IronFX (Notesco). I have all the necessary evidence to prove my case, and everything is already publicly documented on the Forex Peace Army forum — just search for “IronFX” there, and you will easily find my case with all supporting files attached.

Here’s exactly what happened:
I was trading manually on the M1 chart, mostly on NASDAQ and S&P500, making multiple trades per minute during the night. I also had some stock positions open (buy & hold), which were not actively traded but held over time. Before going to sleep, I left several positions open with clearly set take profits.

When I woke up, due to the overnight market movement, my account (which was using leverage) had doubled as all the take profits had been hit. But instead of honoring these trades, IronFX sent me an email accusing me of using arbitrage software — an accusation that is completely false.

I immediately responded by providing full MT4 logs, including both the expert log and the terminal log, automatically generated since the day the account was opened. These clearly show manual trading activity, not arbitrage. Their claim had no factual basis. There was simply high volatility and I was trading using hedging strategies — absolutely no software or illegal technique involved.

Despite this, IronFX erased all my profits and even forcibly closed my stock positions, wiping out both my intraday gains and my long-term trades that had reached take profit.

To be clear:

I have video proof showing my account before and after their intervention.

I can demonstrate how they manipulated the MT4 statement, changing the legitimate "balance deduction" entries into fake "EURUSD sales," falsely showing losses.

My case is already reported to the relevant authorities, and I am prepared to escalate this further, including collecting evidence for a possible class action.

Unless IronFX resolves this matter promptly, I will continue to share my experience openly to warn others. If you care about your money, stay away from IronFX.

5 April 2025
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