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Scam!!!
Do not buy with this company they are the biggest con artist out there, they will promise you with all this bonus if you deposit money into their account but is absolutely not true, they are only saying it to get you hype up. And once you deposit the the money. You will never hear from them again. Real trading platform will never ask you to deposit money into their account. So becareful, don't make the same mistake like I did.
Plastic cheap trainers arrived in a bag instead of real designer ones. Not amused. Waited weeks to arrive too. Do not buy from here.
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