Why BFP FX this scam
BFP FX is using an anonymous service, which prevents us from identifying the site owner. This can sometimes be just so that the owner does not receive spam. But be aware that many scam sites use this as a method to hide their identity.
There are several account types available with this forex and CFDs broker and according to their website, every trader, regardless of the experience and education level, may find something for themselves.
BFPFX does not have a Demo account which is a strange thing. Demo accounts are a way of getting experience and offers a risk-free environment, which is very important for novices. We couldn’t find out a lot about the specific trading platform that BFPFX uses.
It is a kind of proprietary platform. That means it was designed specifically for this specific broker. The support service is not quite good. There are only three ways to get in touch with their customer support agents: sending an email, calling on the phone number highlighted on the website, or through the web form on the Contact us section.
No live chat! Very strange.
Official website: https://www.bfpfx.com/
Let’s see the other signs, why BFP FX is scam.
It looks the site is the United States-based, but its real location is being hidden.
ABOUT US page has no single word about who they are.
‘BFP FX members are made up of professional forex brokers, experts in derivatives and risk management, and payment processors. Cover all aspects of trading CFD/Forex, so you have the best ever proven trading experience.’ Sic!
We couldn’t find any presence on social networks.
The signs of confirmation
Is bfpfx.com safe? How to tell you? They are unknown. We noticed that Bfpfx.com doesn’t use the HTTPS protocol, for example.
Also, we found several testimonials on the internet and all of them were very negative. They are all about how account managers refuse to trade traders’ accounts unless they deposit $20,000 or more.
Some of them already had a deposit of $2,500 and had no wish to increase it before the first trade. When some of the traders wrote to the manager that they would like to withdraw their funds account managers were very displeased.
In many cases several minutes later account managers traded accounts (after several months without any action) and purposely lost the trade, according to traders. The assumed that account managers lost on purpose because they wanted to withdraw their funds. If it is true, that is a great alarm.
Recommendation
Be extremely careful with BFP FX. Non-regulated!