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CapitalHub customer reviews

Updated: October 31, 2026
CapitalHub
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Summary
Most reviews describe the broker as unreliable and allegedly fraudulent. Several customers say they were attracted by online advertisements promising unusually high returns, deposited relatively small amounts, and were then shown rapidly increasing account balances that reached tens of thousands. When they attempted to withdraw their funds or close their accounts, they were allegedly told to make additional payments, often described as liquidity registration, wallet funding, taxes, or blockchain-related fees. Some reviewers paid these charges but still received nothing and reported total losses of several thousand pounds or euros. Customers also complain about aggressive and repeated calls from supposed financial advisers, inconsistent contact numbers, changing personnel names, poor communication, and advisers who stopped answering calls and emails once withdrawals were requested. Some believe the same individuals handled both sales and support, with no effective quality control. Other reports mention failed or invalid email addresses, a website disappearing, and a separate site allegedly being newly registered, which reviewers considered suspicious. Banks and fraud departments reportedly offered limited assistance because the customers had authorized the deposits themselves. Overall, the reviews strongly portray the platform as a potential scam involving misleading advertising, fabricated profits, pressure to deposit more money, and blocked withdrawals. One unrelated review was mildly positive, saying an order eventually arrived and matched its description, although delivery was slow.
Phileela Woods
09.02.2026 | 12:04

Rules seem to change without prior notice. This makes the platform feel unreliable.

Kemis Mensse
27.12.2025 | 08:17

Nothing terrible, nothing amazing. The order arrived eventually and the product matches the description. I might order again if delivery times improve.

James
06.06.2025 | 14:06

I spotted an advert on FB invest £250 and become rich in weeks so stupidly I applied and asked to be called to get more info a lady called Olivia.vickers called me explained what it was and how it worked so I invested £250 got all set up as I thought I was then passed onto my financial advisor who's job it was to tell me how good my investment was doing he was called Nick I think ....he phoned me constantly to cut a long story short I invested £3500 I asked to close the account but was told I had to deposit £3664 into my wallet and my funds would be with that day so I did why i do not know. I tried calling and emailing them you have dialed a number that is not available and this email address is wrong in the end I lost over £7000 and felt like a right to head

Derek Wright
12.08.2023 | 09:56

Well I started with £167 then added £187 after a few months I added £1000 , as the others say I had Eva Adams lovely calm so it all seemed good my money hit £23K.I asked for 5K , then email went everything stopped and now the website has gone , there must be others who are shocked , I phoned bank fraud nat west he said as I paid in money not under pressure or tricked they can't claim it back but this is still a scam , and why the agencies don't shut it down faster is beyond me , oh well back to my cleaning job and producing music what I love , that's real !!

Sally Melvin
11.08.2023 | 20:04

It was the biggest scam ever I deposited £170 and they put on £50 total £220 in 4 weeks I had just over £13,000 so I done a withdrawal but blockchain intervened saying I had to pay £3250. Olivia Vickers at caphub agreed, I never got a penny back

Martin Luther
27.07.2023 | 14:03

TOTAL SCAM You get called from a different number each time and if you recall the number the person answering knows nothing of the call or who Olivia Vickers. Has anyone been able to get money off of them, all reviews have the lowest rating

Robert Planta
18.07.2023 | 18:01

If you put emotions into capital-hub.io, you will lose your money! I deposit 200 euros and quite quickly grow up to 10.000, 20.000, and, after a couple months, 50.000. The catch is: You can only withdraw if you deposit 3,000 euros. I said that I don't have this amount of money, so my advisor explained that I could close the account and collect all 50.000. I said, Let's do it. I created a Wirex account, got a Bitcoin wallet ID, and closed my account. Second catch: "If you did not fall into the first one," I received an email telling me that my bitcoin was money laundering and I needed to deposit 4.5% of the total amount into a bitcoin wallet. They said, "This is not a PAYMENT but a liquidity registration." LOL. The email is blockchaininternational.live, which was registered less than one month ago using namecheap.com as the registrar. If the money appears on my wire, I'll update this review on the spot.

James A
19.06.2023 | 09:00

Saw an ad that had all the hallmarks of a scam on youtube so followed the online form and it ended up at capital-hub.io. No system will guarantee you x amount a day.

Peter
10.04.2023 | 13:36

The named email at the bottom called me repeatedly until I gave in invest to trade which the same Nick helped to set up my account. The problem is that now I can not withdraw my money. I went to my bank and they told me to deal with them as it is my private arrangement. He does not answer calls as he used nor respond to emails yet he knows the urgency of getting my money. Any investor should be cautions . Extremely poor service and now I can see he is the same person Financial Advisor as well as the Support term, hence no quality check. Financial Advisor: nick Contact: support

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