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Broker Review: Wallarmax


General Information
Broker Name: Wallarmax
Broker Type: Forex
Country: UK
Operating since year: -
Regulation: None
Address: 60 Cleveland St, Fitzrovia, London W1T 4JZ
Broker status: Unregulated
Customer Service
Phone: 442080891603
Email: [email protected]
Languages: English
Availability: 24/5
Trading
Trading platforms: Proprietary
Trading platform Time zone: -
Demo account: No
Mobile trading: Yes
Web-based trading: Yes
Bonuses: No
Other trading instruments: Yes
Account
Minimum deposit ($): $250
Maximal leverage:  1:30
Spread: Floating
Scalping allowed: No

WALLARMAX REVIEW CONTENT:

  • GENERAL INFORMATION
  • FUNDS TRADING AND SECURITY
  • TRADING ACCOUNTS
  • TRADING CONDITIONS
  • TRADING PLATFORM
  • WALLARMAX’S TRADING PRODUCTS
  • CUSTOMER SERVICE
  • CONCLUSION

Wallarmax Website

General Information

Entering Wallarmax’s website feels like opening up a YouTube video from 2009. As you scroll down, each new section slides shakes or jiggles its way onto your screen. That, along with the general design of the website, leaves a feeling that the broker is cheap.

Looks are seldom the determining factor of quality service, but in our Wallarmax review, you’ll see that aesthetics are the least of the broker’s issues.

Funds Trading and Security

Funds Trading and Security

Wallarmax’s website says they are located in the UK. However, that’s written in the customer support section. Scam brokers often open a support office somewhere and then claim that place as their address. We speculate that might be the case, and if it is, it’s another sign that the broker shouldn’t be trusted. Another strong indication that Wallarmax is a scam is that they aren’t covered by any regulatory bodies.

But that’s not all either, moving onto the accounts, you’ll see more proof of the malicious nature of Wallarmax.

Trading Accounts

Wallarmax Review: Trading Accounts

If you’ve been in the trading world for a while, you’ve probably gotten good at spotting scam brokers based on the accounts they provide. Some of the things to look out for are the lack of a demo account, a starting figure of $250, and large jumps between different account types. And as far as those things go, Wallarmax hits all three.

What’s specific with Wallarmax, however, is that they managed to make their most expensive account look less attractive than the previous one, with smaller leverage.

Trading Conditions

The trading conditions are all over the place, although they’re quite underwhelming altogether. The max leverage you can get is a laughable 1:30, and then it drops to 1:5 when you hit the VIP account type. No, you didn’t read that wrong, it gets worse when you get to the most expensive tier. The situation is similar with spreads, which go from 1.3 to 1.5 to 0.1. At least they almost got that one right.

Trading Platform

Wallarmax Review: Trading Platform

Wallarmax uses a proprietary platform, which would make some people think they put in some extra effort. However, a custom platform is just a shortcut scam brokers tend to take. Software like that is usually faulty, unintuitive, or unsecure, often being a combination of those three. On top of all of that, since there’s no demo option, you can’t even see how the platform looks or handles unless you pay $250.

Even with their trading platform, the easiest thing to get right, Wallarmax managed to mess up.

CoinePro’s Trading Products

So far, our Wallarmax.com review should’ve given you the impression that the broker is quite unprofessional and a scam. Their trading products strengthen the first of those two points, as clicking on the results in the unwelcome surprise of a popup ad. That’s a much smaller transgression than them stealing money from people, but it’s so petty that we couldn’t miss mentioning it.

Customer Service

Customer Service

There’s nothing remarkable to say about the customer support at Wallarmax. They organized a phone line, and email like most brokers do. They also have a live chat option, but nobody answers so you can scratch that off. The work hours are unclear, so we’ll just assume it’s the standard 24/5.

Phone: 442080891603
Email: [email protected]

Conclusion

It’s not difficult to conclude from our Wallarmax review that they are a scam. To us, however, it’s difficult to see who they were trying to lure in. The website is cheap, and half the info is missing, while the service they advertise is quite underwhelming. Even if Wallarmax was completely secure, we don’t see why someone would pick them over alternatives.

All in all, it’s good that Wallarmax is so careless since it makes it easy to single them out as a scam. It goes without saying that we don’t recommend using the broker’s services to anyone fond of their money.

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