TradesPeck is a scam crypto, Forex and CFD trading platform that purports to offer investment opportunities but is not a genuine service.
Any money or crypto you send to this platform to be invested will be lost, with the scammers demanding further fees or commissions to release your funds, but they’ll never be returned.
There are numerous warnings about this platform being a scam online, including on Trustpilot and the Financial Conduct Authority’s website in the UK.
The FCA states that TradesPeck claims to have a registered office in the prestigious Canary Wharf area of London, but there is no company of this name registered there.
Other things that show Tradespeck to be a scam include:
- A new domain name together with redacted registrant’s details.
- The promises of unrealistically high returns without any obvious methodology in achieving them.
- No social media profiles or official mobile apps.
- No company information on the website, or details about the team or trading process.
- Pages of generic text that appear to be scraped from other sites.
- General content that’s poorly written and contains grammatical errors.
- Multiple reports from people who’ve been scammed by Tradespeck.
- Uses cold-calling approach via WhatsApp and other platforms – no legitimate company would do this.
Securing the returns of your funds from trading scammers is very difficult and it’s clear that those behind Tradespeck have hidden their identities and where they’re located.
However, you should report what’s happened to the authorities and keep a record of all communications you’ve had with the scam platform.
There are also private companies that might be able to help which I’ve written about here.
Have you had any experience with this platform? Kindly share your thoughts in the comment section to help others stay informed and safe.