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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

total scam the company doesnt exist there based in Dubai not london as my Bank informed me after being scammed out of £400

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I was looking for a new brokerage firm that had reasonable commissions, strong (low) margin requirements and a variety of platforms, specifically web-based, that would allow me to trade on a Mac or PC... See more

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

This is my first time investing in commodities and futures and I am glad I chose to go with Mayfairplus. They took the time to explain and answer my questions without making me feel like I was a rooki... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I just want to warn everyone out there in advance; Stay away, these guys are not legit and you can't get hold of your profits or initial deposit not until arvellaforte intervened and made things work... See more

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MAYFAIRPLUS, a leading trading platform, revolutionizes traders' engagement in the financial markets. Our firm commitment to providing exceptional trading conditions empowers our clients to maximize their investment potential. Our platform stands apart by offering a comprehensive suite of trading accounts tailored to meet individual traders' diverse needs and preferences. By leveraging our advanced technology, traders can navigate the markets with ease and confidence. Whether you are a seasoned professional or just starting your trading journey, MAYFAIRPLUS offers the tools, resources, and support you need to succeed.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

MayfairPlus Threatens Litigation

I've just disovered that MayfairPlus responded to my last review with a threat of litigation, calling it libellous and false. (1) If MayfairPlus would like me to provide evidence of my account I am perfectly willing to do so - my review and experiences are real. (2) There is nothing libellous about my quoting a warning written by and contained on the FCA website and can be found under: news / warnings / mayfairplus. (3) The FCA warning also states that almost all firms operating in the UK (albeit based in Ireland) must be registered with the FCA, and that MayfairPlus is not (or was not, as of 18 January 2024, updated 06 February).

It's not our negative reviews that is harming MayfairPlus' business, it's the way you us as customers / potential customers.

27 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Oscar

Oscar white is a con man a scammer of the highest level lots of people would to meet you .What goes around comes around and I would pay to see it Do not go near this so called company

24 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

DO NOT INVEST WITH CFD MAYFAIRPLUS.COM

DO NOT - UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES - MAKE AN INVESTMENT WITH THIS COMPANY! It is a total ‘SCAM’. Firstly you may see an advertisement suggesting that the likes of Richard Hammond or Jeremy Clarkson (both ex ‘Top Gear’ presenters) are making so much money from these investments that they no longer need to work for a living! You’ll probably find that it gives a deadline on their website saying that if you invest by the given date you will not need to pay a ‘consultation fee’! The smallest deposit is approximately £200.00 and they will ring you and have a brief chat in an American accent - see how you are fixed financially. A few ‘trades’ (no indication of what these trades related to) will occur during the next few days - all profitable - gain maybe 20 - 25%. Then you’ll receive another call, asking if you’re happy with the progress so far and asking if you would consider increasing your investment to between £1000.00 to £5000.00? If you have not agreed to the increase they will phone again suggesting the increase - or they may have to cancel your investment to allow someone else the opportunity of investing. You have a sign in account showing your details - but you cannot draw your money out - even just the initial deposit, let alone deposit and profit. The system keeps telling you that the figure is wrong! Not what it should be! Click on ‘close account’ and you get a call from the line manager of the agent who has been dealing with your account. Also speaking with an American accent. He agrees to send a refund of the deposit and profit back to my bank account. Needless to say no refund was received. Try calling the line manager back after a week or so and you find that the telephone does not accept incoming calls! So I message the agent (Oliver Hill). He no longer deals with my account I should speak to his line manager ‘Nicki’. I pointed out that this was impossible due to their telephone system settings and it would be advisable for him to do that. I have not heard from him since and can no longer message him. The term for these people is ‘Conmen’ or ‘thieves’ and is a crime under the Theft Act 1968 carrying a sentence of up to ten years! The only thing forthcoming were two identical emails, presumably purporting to show the deposit as a ‘consultation fee’ and now blocked from signing into account!!!

31 January 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I invested £250

I invested £250, they needed a cinversion fee of 1800 so used a credit card, was then asked for 5k, im unemployed so dont have it. Im then told i earned 77k but needed to pay 9k which i repeated i dont have as im unemployed. I was asked to open a chase bank account which i did. I was told someone would provide 5k as proof of liquidity for a high commission. I agreed. Then someone from bitcoin called to say i needed to open a kraken account so i have. They wont get any more from me, i have agreed to pay CGT so there is no other reason to ask me for more.

21 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I wrote a review which at the time…

I wrote a review which at the time things where going well.

Until they started to push trying to get more money out of me which i didn't have things started to change.

Then i had a good windfall (so i thought) £12,000 and wanted then to take some of the money out.

That's when it all changed the man on the other end of the wa the rudest person i ever spoken two even put the phone down on me when i started questioning why i had to pay £1000,00 to them to get MY funs out.

I said take it out of the money i had just earned from my account.

I had no problem paying them commission!!!

Oh no this could not be done like that i had to Pay £1000.00 to receive my £12,000.

Luckily i lost no money as i managed to get my £200.00 out of them the week before as i smelt a scam even got an extra £40.00 that i had made :-)

This is a complete scam and feel so sorry people that have lost there own money :-(

Luckly for me the £12,000 i was meant of earned from the shares was never really mine i am sure they done this to try and get £1000.00 to withdraw.

They was always asking for me to invest £5000.00 so they can really work with me i had £12,000 in there ai i will take half leave half in there but it was not really my money i have earned on my stock i am sure they put it in there so you get excited trust them more or pay £1000 silly enough to get your OWN money out.

Like i say why could they not take the commission from your balance them let you withdraw the rest.

There many more companies that are legit go and do some learning and investigating don't go with this company

21 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

1 Cabot Place is in Canary Wharf

There so called Address is 1 Cabot Square in Canary Wharf I suggest to anyone to research the Companies who are resident there .MAYFAIR PLUS are not located there there in Dubai .the average monthly rent in 1 Cabot Square is £33,000 per month the most expensive rents in London So MAYFAIR PLUS can you please tell us all what your reall Address is and i'll remove all my negative comments if you also refund my £ 600

19 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Another day and still no contact

Another day and still no contact.
Repeated efforts via Live Chat and messages.
Phone number provided does not work.
Customer services do not respond.
You have no control over your account.
You are not able to withdraw your money.
Do not trust them. Do not give them your money!
Any reviews on here about successful trades can’t be trusted.
Too many negative experiences for a random few to be successful.

14 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Absolute sham of a company

Absolute sham of a company. I deposited £400 in October last year. Since the end of the year I've not been able to sign in, says credentials are wrong. Try to reset password and the system won't allow it. Have tried contacting the company but nothing.
I'll be contacting the FCA to try and get this sorted. Shameful behaviour. Do not put any money into this company.

13 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

many others on here

My experience seems to be the same as many. I put £250 in for a start with a view to learning about investment as much as earning from it.
Initially the investment went well and they even paid £20 out to me. Within a few days they were asking me to give them thousands of pounds. I didn't want to do that, having known them for only a few days. I continued to get phone calls from "Peter."
Then I got a call from a very aggressive woman who told me I was wasting my time so I asked them to close my account and refund my money. I tried to do this on the website but it just came up as pending.
I sent a load of messages to them but got nowhere.
Then today I got a phone call to say I didn't have a few hundred in the account but thousands. However, I could not get a penny until I paid them over £5000! No they couldn't take it from my account money before they paid it out!
The person got stroppy on the phone if I didn't want to give them thousands and said I may get a phone call from the anti-fraud department or I might just lose my money!
I have tried emailing them many times but they just send you in a loop!

13 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Our dealings with Mayfair Plus invested…

Our dealings with Mayfair Plus invested the minimum with a guy called Jacob Millar after 2 days trading the account showed a good profit.
He was on the phone wanting me to invest either 5k or preferably 10k GBP he was overly pushy for this to happen I said I will think about then somebody tried phoning and pushing like crazy. I decided not to invest. However I put £200 into this guessing I lost that investment I did leave a couple of crypto running. Cut a long story short my account shows $51,175.00 and guess what if I pay 10% upfront they will send this to Coinjar after i have paid upfront REALLY.............
On There FAQ page and the agent I dealt with said that they take commissions form source. Be careful if investing with these Russian Roulette Investing.

1 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Mayfairplus is a scam

Mayfairplus are cheaters. In this way I try to warn people not to work with them.
Last week I wanted to start a withdrawal process. They say they transferred 500 euro's, but I never received it. I haven't been able to get hold of anyone since.

11 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Is it a Scam ?!

Is it a Scam ?!
I have around 4500usd with Mayfairplus.
I requested withdraw of my money but no reply at all.

Trying to reach them but no answer..

What is going on?

How can get our money back ?

1 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

These are Professional Scammers my Bank are Investigating Them. All Positive Reviews 5 stars are DONE by the Scammers Thieves Themselves

Someone called herself Sophia Mattis of mayfairplus.com (Account Manager) she regards herself her title, she approached me to invest I told her I don’t have money to invest and am expecting money from overseas end of the month. The crook woman persuaded me to put money whatever amount £250 which I did and asked when exactly my money from overseas will arrive and how much the total amount. Next day the boy crook who called himself Andrew Murrey sent me message on Whatsaap (UK number 07934492547) showed screen shot for my investment, the following day showed me profit of £30 and sent me another screenshot, he then disappeared, I logged in to my mayfair plus account All screen showed ZEROS and he then cut my access and stopped my login completely to the mayfairplus.com account on 10th November (3 days later after I joined and the money that I invested got taken and moved to their account in Budapest). At that time I then realised it’s a SCAM. I immediately called my bank to report the scam and asked for help. The crook showed me 100% FAKE Screen FAKE account. To me these are PROFESSIONAL SCAMMERS and those who are giving positive reviews ARE THE SCAMMERS THEMSELVES!!! Be AWARE, My BANK HSBC Fraud Dept are investigating and we are reporting them to the FCA and OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING. I paid my investment by Credit Card on Purpose so to show the Credit Card Merchant Name and my bank showed me the company/merchant name who took the money called SKILL-GENIC Budapest and they are based in Budapest HUNGRY.

➡️These CROOKS need to be ELIMINATED ASAP BEFORE MORE VICTIMS!!!!

7 November 2023
Unprompted review
Rated 2 out of 5 stars

This is a scam

This is a scam ! I’m amazed they continue to call ? Different numbers, same scam ! Why can’t the police trace the calls ? I even had a WhatsApp number which I reported ( still working) yet nothing done !

29 February 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Can't get my money back.

I have only got a small amount with this company but have found it impossible to get my money back.none of my emails to them have been answered and being in my seventies I really need my funds.

15 January 2024
Unprompted review
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Reply from MAYFAIRPLUS

Dear Francis,

According to our records, we have been attempting to reach you by phone for almost 2 months without receiving any response from you. Additionally, there has been no withdrawal request from your end either.

Please let us know the best way to reach you or if there are any issues we need to address.

Thank you.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Björn Van Eetvelt

When you wish to register, you are required to provide your personal details, including name, email address, and mobile phone number. Upon completing this registration process, you will be directed to the respective website. However, in the event that you log out and subsequently attempt to log back in, it is no longer possible without the use of a two-factor authentication code (2FA code), which was not initially provided. This situation results in repeated attempts at telephonic contact, often two to three times daily, by the relevant entity. The inability to log back in leads to the impossibility of adequately unsubscribing from the account. This course of action is strongly condemned as fraudulent. Today has reached the straw that broke the camel's back. I'm furious!!!!

23 February 2024
Unprompted review
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Reply from MAYFAIRPLUS

"Dear Bjorn,

According to our records, you haven't even opened a trading account with us or made a deposit into your account. The 2FA code is something that only the client can set up from their side. We view this review in a very negative light, as you haven't deposited with us and have written a fake review about the 2FA code, which can only be set up by the client.

We kindly request that you remove the negative review since we have had no business dealings, and your actions are currently harming the firm.

Thank you.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

THEY ARE A SCAM.

THEY ARE A SCAM.
TOOK MY MONEY WHEN I REQUESTED A RETURN THEY SAID IT WAS INTERCEPTED BY ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND WANTED MORE MONEY TO RELEASE THE INITIAL MONEY- AS PROOF OF FUNDS!!!
AVOID AT ALL COSTS- LOST THOUSANDS

21 February 2024
Unprompted review
MAYFAIRPLUS logo

Reply from MAYFAIRPLUS

"Dear Tanny,

You have successfully received all the money from us, and we fail to understand the connection between your AML problems and our company. It is crucial to comply with the law by paying the capital gains tax and avoiding financial crimes.

Thank you.

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