Do not invest and lose your money.
I've been here before but agreed to withdraw my comments as I believed T4Trade were going to settle my complaint. That hasn't happened so I'm back with a brief history and WARNING to others. HOWEVER IF YOU ARE READING THESE REVIEWS IT'S PROBABLY TOO LATE AND YOUR MONEY HAS DISAPPEARED INTO THE ETHER Like many commentators here I was caught by adverts from a number of prominent, wealthy individuals. I'm a complete novice as far as stocks, shares and commodities are concerned. I was contacted by two people from this firm, Katie Mathews & Adam Jones. (No idea if these are real names or not). I had decided to invest a modest £300 to test the water. Bombarded with calls from Adam who demonstrated what a wonderful job he was doing and showing me a profit. He called a couple of times when I was driving so unable to be in front of a screen. There were inconsistencies in his phone calls so I started looking and found all these negative comments on Trust Pilot and decided to get out. When I tried to withdraw my money I was fobbed off with excuses I didn't understand. In a final phone call from Adam I told him I was unhappy and wanted to close my account. He insisted his firm & bank were operating legitimately and lost his rag when I disputed this. He told me to close my account and take my money, which was then showing almost £500 in credit. Believe me when I tell you my attempts to do this achieved nothing. Like many I found my balance disappearing at a great rate of knots... I contacted the firm to complain and received the very smooth answer like so many. I was finally offered a payment of £100, as a gesture of goodwill, providing I signed what I can only describe as an NDA. I refused and their offer was increased to £200 under the same condition. I refused again and told them their NDA was onerous. Much to my surprise they came back saying after further review they would pay me £300 if I signed a Settlement Agreement. I sent the agreement to my lawyer for comment but unfortunately she had just taken maternity leave so I was stranded. Fortunately for me I have a son who is a civil litigator, and a brother who is a police officer. Unfortunately neither can do anything for me because of conflict of interest. However I did receive some advice and wrote a revised Settlement Agreement and sent it to T4Trade. They came back asking for a point by point response to the clauses I didn't like or agree with and some b/s about their legal department had to approve everything. So stalemate. I've been in touch with my bank to seek assistance & contacted the police and can now go to Action Fraud. My research shows different addresses for this firm in the Seychelles but no direct details. Likewise T4Trade provide no details of the offices from which they operate in London. As a retiree I have all the time in the world to chase these people down and expose them for their sharp practises. I fail to understand why the FCA have issued alerts about T4Trade but they don't appear to have done anything to shut them down. I have a file of screenshots and a pile of email exchanges to keep the pressure on and I hope others will do likewise and not give up. UPDATE JANUARY 15th 2026 T4Trade tried to have this review withdrawn by claiming it was defamatory. The good folk of TRUST PILOT disagreed and my review remains. It seems to be evident T4Trade are concerned about the truth of their questionable business and tactics being exposed. January 26th Analysing several pages of the reviews here one has to question the legitimacy of many 5 star ratings. Out of 10 pages I found an average of 12.5% wewree 5 star. Digging a little I found several reviewers had posted more than one review about T4Trade. It is also noticeable that nearly all the positive reviews don't originate in the UK whereas a majority of the negative reviews do. In addition to a police investigation I'm surprised none of the media companies have picked up complaints about this firm. Maybe time to make a few calls and write some emails. !!!!!