PMM Limited 

Good trading conditions on the basic account. the deposit requirement was also decent for me. I just hope there will be more educational sessions available soon !

Total scam. Just see other reviews. The video and link to bbc are false, Companies House show no proper accounts files, no details of directors, comments on their website get deleted. I contacted Facebook and link no longer works. It is a shame they keep managing to repost even if it takes a few hours to take down and they have been allowed to continue the fraud

The contact details for this company are no longer working. I feel this is probably a SCAM. X was very helpful when getting me started and now his email address is not reachable. Two hundred and fifty pounds of a pensioner's money, what a gentleman you are, X

Pmm-Limited has become a brand in the trading firm industry in no time. I remember the day of the launch and now every trader knows there is a firm with cheaper price plans relative to other firms with a great support team who caters to every issue faced by their traders. .

The analytics and market insights are far by the best features of this broker. I have found great value in the content shared by the financial experts.. This comes on top of advanced trading tools and a user friendly platform.

My prayers are with you to get more success as trader's success is attached to firm progress. Thanks.

Fraudulent Company , ripping people off their hard earned money . One in particular called Kalib , fake business account on WhatsApp 07770 146481 . Blocked someone I know once they realised it was fraud . Been escalated to the Police .

This scam is quite elaborate. They employ aggressive tactics to coerce you into parting with £200 via PayPal, relying on PayPal's refund policy, which they are likely well aware of.

They directed me to the FCA site to verify their credentials using a registration number. While I found PPM listed, they are actually based in Scotland, contrary to the London location claimed by these scammers. Additionally, their representatives lacked Scottish accents, instead sounding more French or Belgian.

To ensure diligence, I contacted the company in Scotland, only to discover they are a small team of financial advisors, not traders, with no knowledge of the company in question.

The individual who contacted me, Adam, seemed more like a skilled salesman than a trader. Despite his persistence, he remained polite. Upon conducting thorough research, I ignored his numerous calls, totaling at least six attempts.

Their platform site, displaying earnings, performance, and profiles, appeared tacky and unprofessional. Furthermore, their main website contained spelling errors, a clear red flag.

The website they directed me to mysteriously disappeared this morning, along with any trace of information about them. Undoubtedly, they will resurface under a different guise or scam.

It's a sad reality we live in. My advice is to stay vigilant against these fraudsters. Remember, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Strange how the trading platform has gone down, my advisers phone number is no longer active, and emails just bounce back. Care to comment pmm before I contact the police?

Also before you come back with a "we cannot find your account comment" I suggest you provide an email address or number I can actually contact to speak to someone.

I thought o would try this for £200!!!
What a mistake! All seemed very okay to start with then they want more and more personal details. Website disappeared on Friday last. Can’t get hold of anybody, there are no contact details. Beware, am not saying this for the fun of it. I lost £200 plus profit of over £2000. Can’t stand dishonesty and will make a point of tracking these criminals down, will report to cyber crime division too. Thanks for reading

Keep up the good work and give more giveaway accounts to the community for poor traders who can't afford to buy their 1st challenge

I was naively taken in by the clearly AI interview. After they had my initial deposit to open the trading account they were very attentive and there was no obvious pressure from my account manager but I failed to make a big investment and a week later all their Apps have failed to work and I can’t log in so my money has vanished into the ether or their pockets! I feel cheated and angry but know I’ve been a fool!
Update / you say there is no record of my account I’m not prepared to include my account number here. I’d also like to confirm my email address used for my account set up was different to my Trust Pilot email. Today I emailed my account manager and guess what that’s been returned undeliverable!
So . . . my above review stands!

Total scam !!! Avoid this , very plausible initially but do NOT go near this scam , remember the saying ..if you think it’s too good to be true …. ! Keep your money and do not go near this scam

Scam! Not registered by FCA.. Wanted to put 10k in my account without any contract. When I refused, so called financial advisor got very aggressive with me.. Filled out withdrawal form online and now link to site they sent me has disappeared.. Individual I dealt with lied about being regulated when I checked… Avoid at all costs!!! Lost £200

This company is a complete scam, I invested the initial money, when I tried to get my money out I was contacted by all by email requiring me to put money into a crypto wallet so I could verify it was my wallet before I could get my money back, this is a very believable scam they lure you in with all the right things. You will never get your money back, be very careful and do not fall for this scam.

PMM-limited IS / WAS a total scam. I did some research, although I'm not computer savvy. (13.4.24) I decided to risk £200 to see what happened. I knew it was going to be a scam. What they offered was too good to be true. A long 4 week process, which was dodgy from the outset. They were very plausible, alot made sense, then something wasn't right. Then it made sense. It went to and fro. All the way though I told my "financial advisor" this is going to go wrong. I won't go through it all, When I spoke to the first guy, the opener, he hadn't got a clue, just wanted my £200. After I used my card for the initial payment I closed it and got another card. There was setting various things up, crypto exchanges, bank accounts, etc. using Any Desk. Although It is a perfectly legit, and great app, I have used before, scammers use it to compromise your computer. I did everything from my phone. When they wanted me to do a £10,000 bank transfer from a loan company to a different account, then transfer it back again, I flatly refused, on the grounds it was a scam. The my Advisor had a melt down. Calling my all the names she could think of. Unlike usual scammers she Never swore at me. She put the phone down. 3 days later she did ring up and apologise. She told me how to recover the £23,337 she'd made for me. If I left it another 24hr it would increase to £29,000. not bad for a £200 investment in 3 and a half weeks. I had to do a £100 'test' transfer to show me how it worked. I called a meeting with my two offspring. Told them what I'd done. Being really savvy, my sons a computer programmer, they came up with the fact the web site was for weeks old, owned by a chap, in the States, the web site was based in Arizona. My Advisor was American. The following day I went into 'wallet' and retrieved the money I had already invested, into my own bank account, it was minus a few pounds that had gone out in bank fees. I then closed all my accounts and uninstalled all the apps from my phone. For extra security, with advise from my daughter, who's an housing officer involved in social housing, to register my property with propertyalert.landregistry.gov.uk. If anyone tries to get any info, regarding inquires, loans against the property, acquiring the property, I will be notified before anything happens. Later that evening (10.5.25) I couldn't get on to PMM account. Couldn't get onto their web site. Today (11.5.24) I've been told the web site has been removed.

Having seen a supposed interview on Facebook reportedly involving Keir Starmer, I decided to give it a go. I invested an initial amount, then was contacted by my allocated "handler", who
suggested I take out on-line banking, and also purchase an iphone/smartphone?.
I was not happy about purchasing the phone, and having been subjected to , what can only be described as "bullying", I discontinued the call. I see that my up to date information previously supplied on their website, has now disappeared, along with my initial contribution. Avoid this "offer" as I have learnt from recent experience, it"s a SCAM.

Pmm-Limited is one of the best trading firms. I highly recommend everyone to purchase a challenge. I had a great experience with this trading firm, they have a great team and helpful support.

Total Scam - do not go near this company.
Found them on Instagram with an article supposedly involving Robert Peston.
Took my initial investment and was all over you as they demonstrated how they could make money with only a small investment.
Realised this was a scam as not registered with FCA, which I should have checked first. Requested for my account to be closed and balance of fund transferred to me - silence!
They did not return my investment and will not return my calls or emails.
Please do not trust this firm.

Read an advertisement on facebook between Keir Starmer and Alison Hammond and proceeded to log in to Bitcoin investment. Invested £200 after a phone call from Bridgwater (Andrew Reid) who explained the process but was more concerned on how much I could invest. Was contacted by Christopher (Kit) Turner who said he was my allocated financial investment manager and he too explained the process and made nice talk. A couple of days later, contacted me and then wanted control of my IT, I refused this as I was not happy with this request and could not understand why? The conversation became heated and I put the phone down. No communication since, their website continues to show a daily increase in my investment but I have requested 2 x withdrawals to no avail. KEEP AWAY - TOTAL SCAM. PPM Limited Co does not exist legally