@yoshiretails do they really doing payout mate? Im thinking about buying the challenge but reading some of the post made me think twice
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Scam alert ⚠️ @Maventrading scam exposed⬇️
Maven Trading denied the trader payout of $6,068.20
The trader only joined MavenTrading because of @DumbMoneyHunter 🤡 and was denied the first prop firm payout ever.
This is a serious letdown.
Maven manually failed the account and withheld $6,068.20.
After an interview, Maven claimed the trader strategy explanation did not match account activity and user metadata, concluded the account may not have been managed solely by the trader, terminated the account, and denied payout.
Maven did not cite a specific Terms & Conditions clause, did not identify the exact activity that supposedly proved third-party management, and refused to disclose the evidence behind that conclusion.
The trader stated the account was accessed only from a personal PC and iPhone 13 Pro, that credentials were never shared, and that no third party traded or managed the account.
The trader asked Maven which rule was violated, what metadata supported the finding, and whether any other device, IP, or login was recorded.
Maven replied that it does not disclose internal review processes, tools, or methodologies, called the decision final, and offered a fee refund only if the trader signed a waiver accepting Maven findings.
A weak interview explanation is not proof that someone else traded the account.
Maven still denied $6,068.20 without a clear, evidence-based explanation.
MavenTrading @traderjon@DumbMoneyHunter should provide the specific rule and the specific evidence used to deny this payout.
@TheTrustedProp@PropFirmMatch
People spent 18 years studying... but want trading success in 1 month?
12 years in school
4 years in college
2 years in higher studies
Just to earn a job that pays monthly
But now you want to make
$10K in 30 days...
With zero patience?
Trading is a skill, not a shortcut.
I've spoken to traders who made millions.
Every single one had a period where they lost everything first.
Not once. Multiple times.
The ones who made it didn't have a better strategy.
They had a shorter memory for pain and a longer commitment to the process.