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Recent reviews

Emma Emmanuel

Emma Emmanuel

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I am making this warning publicly because I do not want another trader to go through what I have gone through with Fusion Markets. To anyone considering opening an account with Fusion Markets: DO NOT DO IT. And to those who already have an account with Fusion Markets: CLOSE YOUR ACCOUNT. WITHDRAW YOUR MONEY. AND FIND ANOTHER REPUTABLE AND SCRUPULOUS BROKER TO TRADE WITH. Do not wait until you personally become a victim before you understand what I am warning you about. I AM NOT SPEAKING FROM HEARSAY — I AM THE ONE WHO EXPERIENCED IT. I am the person who went through this. I am the person whose trades were affected. I am the person who attempted to close the positions. I am the person who documented what happened. I am the person who contacted Fusion Markets. I am the person who received their responses. I am the person who challenged their explanations. And I am the person who has preserved the screenshots, MT5 records, videos, emails, correspondence and other evidence relating to this matter. This is not an ordinary complaint about losing money in the financial markets. I know the difference between accepting a trading loss and challenging what happened to my account. AND HERE IS SOMETHING EVERY TRADER SHOULD KNOW. When I challenged Fusion Markets over what happened, they told me to go ahead and make my complaints to the relevant regulatory authorities, including the Financial Services Authority (FSA) Seychelles. They made it clear to me that I could go ahead and complain. The attitude was essentially: Go ahead. Complain to the regulators. Nothing will happen. Those were the circumstances in which I was challenged to pursue the matter. So I did exactly what they told me to do. I took the matter to the Financial Services Authority (FSA) Seychelles. And guess what? As I write this, I have still not received an acknowledgement or substantive response from the FSA Seychelles regarding my complaint. Think about that. A customer has a serious complaint. The broker tells that customer to take the matter to the regulator. The customer does exactly that. And then the customer is left waiting for the regulator to even acknowledge the complaint. This is precisely why I am speaking publicly. I am not going to sit quietly and pretend that everything is fine. I WANT THE PUBLIC TO SEE WHAT I HAVE SEEN. I sincerely wish Trustpilot would introduce an option allowing customers to upload videos, screenshots, documents and other supporting evidence directly to their reviews If Trustpilot gave me that opportunity, I would gladly upload the evidence. I want the public to see the videos. I want them to see the MT5 records. I want them to see the screenshots. I want them to see the emails. I want them to see the correspondence. I want them to see the figures and documentation provided to me by Fusion Markets. And most importantly, I want them to see the discrepancies and inconsistencies I have identified in those figures and documents. I have seen the information myself. I have compared the records myself. I know what I received from Fusion Markets. And I have challenged the figures and information that I found inconsistent. I do not want the public to hear only my side of the story. I want the public to SEE THE EVIDENCE FOR THEMSELVES. Let people look at the documents. Let them watch the videos. Let them compare the figures. Let them examine the discrepancies. Let them decide for themselves what they see TO EVERYONE WHO ALREADY HAS A FUSION MARKETS ACCOUNT: PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE THIS WARNING. Take your money seriously. Protect your account. Download and preserve your MT5 records. Save your statements. Save your emails. Save your screenshots. Save your videos. Save every communication you have had with Fusion Markets. And most importantly: CLOSE YOUR FUSION MARKETS ACCOUNT, WITHDRAW YOUR FUNDS, AND FIND ANOTHER REPUTABLE AND SCRUPULOUS BROKER. Do not wait until you have a problem before you start asking questions. TO ANYONE THINKING OF OPENING A FUSION MARKETS ACCOUNT:DON'T. Take your money somewhere else. Find a broker you have thoroughly researched and are satisfied is reputable, properly regulated and scrupulous in its dealings with clients. There are other brokerage firms in the market. You do not have to put your money with Fusion Markets I AM SPEAKING BECAUSE I KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO ME. THIS IS NOT THE FIRST TIME NOR SECOND EVEN THIRD TIME. I am not hiding behind anonymous allegations. I am standing behind my experience and the evidence I have preserved. I have already taken the matter directly to Fusion Markets. I have pursued the complaint I have taken the matter to the Financial Services Authority (FSA) Seychelles, as Fusion Markets told me to do. I will not be silenced. Share the message let everyone desist from Fusionmarkets.com.

James Earl Hamilton

James Earl Hamilton

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I’m leaving this review after trying multiple times to resolve an issue with Card Depot directly, but I have not received a satisfactory resolution or clear evidence supporting their conclusion. I purchased two Apple gift cards from Card Depot. Both cards appeared in my Card Depot account/order history after delivery. One card worked successfully, but the other did not. I contacted Card Depot and reported the problem with the card that was not working. They asked me to provide evidence showing where the card that worked had been used or applied. I provided the requested documentation, including evidence of the transaction and balance. After that, they began requesting evidence regarding other gift cards I had purchased from their website. I explained that those were separate purchases and that I did not understand how they were relevant to the specific card I had reported as not working. I also received an unexpected “order completed” notification from Card Depot even though I had not placed another order. I checked my account and saw that $200 had been added as a cashback/account balance credit, corresponding to the $200 subtotal of the gift cards I had purchased. While I was communicating with Card Depot about the disputed card, my account was suspended. I was told they were investigating the matter and that they were contacting Apple to determine who used the card. I was also told that the Apple account of the person who used the card would be permanently closed. I accepted that explanation and expected the investigation to establish what actually happened. However, their latest position is that the card was delivered to me on August 19, 2026, used on August 20, 2026, and that they suspect I gave the card to someone else. They ultimately stated that the card was successfully redeemed by me or by someone I provided it to. I have repeatedly disputed this. I did not knowingly give the disputed card to anyone else, and I did not successfully redeem it. My concern is that Card Depot has not provided evidence showing who actually redeemed the card. I specifically asked whether it was redeemed through my Apple account, what account received the value, what information they obtained from Apple, and what evidence supports their claim that I personally redeemed or transferred the card. Instead, they continue to point to the fact that the card was delivered to my account and that I purchased other cards from them. The card being delivered to my account does not, by itself, establish who ultimately redeemed it. Likewise, purchases of other gift cards do not establish what happened to this specific disputed card. I contacted Card Depot because one of the two cards I purchased did not work. I cooperated with their requests and provided the documentation they specifically requested regarding the card that successfully worked. At this point, I am simply asking Card Depot to provide the evidence behind its determination. If their investigation with Apple identified the account that redeemed the card, that information should be central to resolving the dispute. I have given Card Depot multiple opportunities to resolve this directly, but the matter remains unresolved and I have not received the evidence I requested. I am posting this review so there is a public record of my experience and in the hope that Card Depot will review the matter again and provide a fair resolution based on the actual redemption records. Card Depot, I am still willing to resolve this directly. Please provide the evidence supporting your determination and explain what happened to the disputed Apple gift card.