Trade Propel customer reviews

Updated: May 7, 2026
Trade Propel
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Summary
Multiple reviewers report that TradePropel (aka Trade propel) is a scam: users say the platform accepts deposits but prevents withdrawals, becomes unresponsive once problems arise, and uses chat/WhatsApp/Telegram-only communication that goes silent or pressures clients to send more money. Several people describe being contacted by agents or advisors (names cited include Tom/Taos/Sheldon variants) through unsolicited messages, seeing rapidly inflated account balances that are later used to coerce further payments, and being hit with bogus fees—“certificate” costs, transfer duties or extra deposit requirements—that must be paid to release funds. Common tactics described include complicated BTC transfers, fake deposit slips and proof of payments, urgent pressure to invest larger sums, and requests to pay separate “fees” that can exceed the original capital; reviewers say customer service and call centers are unresponsive and the company appears unregulated with fake social-media presence. Multiple users lost significant sums (examples given: £1,000, $1,000, $5,000 leading to a fabricated $30k balance) and warn others to avoid the service; a few reports mention third-party recovery services contacted afterward, but the dominant theme is persistent fraud and inability to retrieve funds.
Roko Leon
03.03.2025 | 12:31

I can confirm Karu's words, I was in a similar situation. They will never pay out anything, scammers 100%. But they are very eager to help, attack you on telegram and force you to make more deposits to settle the matter. Obviously nonsense, and I admit I was fooled, I believed them, and made a mistake for which I paid unfortunately. I would not believe any positive review, I let it pass that they are bought or they put out themselves. Avoid the scam, be careful.

Leona smithh
27.01.2025 | 03:59

One buddy was ecstatic with the progress she was making with TradePropel. In just one month, a $5,000 investment had grown to nearly $30,000. When she attempted to withdraw $7k, she was informed that she would have to fill out a certificate request in order to get her money, even though creating the certificate would have cost $13,000. She believed it was a wise purchase. She was introduce to Reaintell and she got back her investment with profit. i highly recommend Reaintell to anyone that face the same problem

Keith Lee
23.05.2024 | 04:06

It’s a very well orchestrated scam! They also have Facebook group with a lot of fake accounts! I Lost Money and not sure where to go from here! Stay away! There is no easy money!

MAC
25.04.2024 | 16:03

RUN AWAY RUN AWAY RUN AWAY. In late 2023, I received a random spam message (1st warning not heeded) from an agent apparently in Canada. He explained that he would teach me the art of swing trading and while I was learning I would earn super profits. I went along with it and invested $1000. During the transfer process which was a complicated BTC transaction, he helped me and I realised he might be in Germany (2nd warning). After day 1, my investment reflected a profit of $5k. And he told me I had to invest more money to really get the super profits. Bingo. Confirmation I had been scammed. I continued to exchange WA messages explaining I did not have more money to invest and in fact needed to withdraw my capital. I was told my balance was too low and I had to invest $25k before I could withdraw. 2 weeks went by and my profit did not move. Eventually I asked him what had happened to the trading and he claimed it was a type of option. The next day the balance showed a profit of $83k. Two months of badgering me to invest more funds went on. The Profit did not change. Then one day he said I could withdraw because the balance was over $25k. So I put together the withdrawal and submitted it only to be told then that I needed to pay $3500 transfer duty. I said take it from my profit. That was not permitted, it had to be to a separate account. If I was not convinced before I certainly was convinced now that I'd been scammed. And refused to pay again. The exchanges continued with him using words like "must trust him", I must "believe in him" "payment will be immediate" etc. He even sent a foney deposit slip showing he had paid $2500 on my behalf and all I needed to do was pay the balance for my withdrawal to be released. This company is so phoney, they don't deserve 1 star. They are not regulated and the call centre never responds. SPREAD THE WORD AND RUN AWAY

Laurie LeMay
10.04.2024 | 21:47

A friend was very excited about the results she was seeing in her account with Trade propel. A 5k investment had earned over 30K in a month. When she tried to take out 7k she was told she'd need to complete a certificate request to receive her funds, but the certificate cost 13k to create. She thought it was a great investment, until now. My advice, don't walk away - RUN!

Jennie Jinnevik
23.03.2024 | 21:39

WARNING, it’s a scam. I got in contact with a financial advisor Taos Sheldon Haily, everything looked so good, didn’t think it was a scam. But as I needed funds, everyone disappeared and this site is a one way streeet! U can only deposit and not withdrawl. BIG SCAM and I’ve lost a lot and not sure how to recoup.

shane linse
20.03.2024 | 06:46

This is a scam! Do not use trade propel!

Mario
04.03.2024 | 22:57

SCAM. I was introduce to this by someone called Tom Hailey Sheldon and it's a complete scam. You can't withdraw your funds or get a hold of this company. I feel so devasted right now.

Edward Cloutier
04.03.2024 | 09:50

Pls stay away. They would have easily gotten away with draining me if I didn't get D E F T R E C O U P C O M intervention.

Courtney Kamna McCarthy
02.03.2024 | 00:14

Do not use. They go quiet and won’t let you withdraw money

Carl Smales
01.03.2024 | 10:07

To be honest this could be partly my own fault. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is! I transferred £1000 into the company after I was introduced by someone, as soon as the money went in the problems started. You can only speak to them via chat and they answer at first, but as soon as you have a problem or want to withdraw your funds, they just go silent. I've now tried on several occasions without any luck and believe that unfortunately I've been scammed. When i try to research them I can't find much about them online (i did try to do some due-diligence), so I thought id put this review out there, hopefully other people might read this and save themselves from a loss.

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