I always recommended FundingPips whenever someone asked which prop firm to join. Whenever I saw posts about Device ID (CID) violations, I assumed the trader was at fault. I never thought a firm this large could make such a mistake. Today, I’m the one facing the same situation.
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
@hubatrades@Khldfx A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.
@MaxMindx@Khldfx A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.
@Mohamazinggg@Khldfx A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.
@VelvetQueen__@Khldfx A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.
@RobMirlach@Khldfx Bro where is the detailed proof ?
A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
FINALLY THE CEO OF FUNDING PIPS HAS ANSWERED ‼️
Where's the date, time, and complete login record? Stop posting selective screenshots Instead provide a verifiable evidence. (Details) slap me with the proper evidence and then i will quit the whole trading industry . @Khldfx
@Habeeb_M3@TrustedPropHub Where is the detailed proof ?
A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.
@Ralle1012618@TrustedPropHub A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.
@Khldfx@Atul_shukla1 A CID match alone does not automatically prove that two people shared the same physical device. Other evidence (login history, IP addresses, locations, trading behavior, timestamps, etc.) is usually needed to support that conclusion.