Misleading marketing, poor support, and an unhealthy culture.I joined Akashx on the basis of how it was advertised to me, and I feel genuinely misled. The service is presented as if trading is largely a matter of copying and pasting signals, implying that beginners can step in and succeed with minimal experience. In reality, trading is far more complex, requiring strong risk management, education, psychology, and ongoing guidance — none of which are adequately provided once you’re inside.As someone new to trading, I joined with the expectation that there would be structured support, mentorship, or at least accessible help when questions inevitably arose. What I found instead was a severe lack of hands-on assistance. While there are videos available, they are largely generic, surface-level, and disconnected from the real challenges faced when trading live markets. Watching videos is not the same as being supported, and the gap between marketing promises and reality is stark.What concerned me most — and ultimately led me to leave — was the culture within the community itself. I was added to a separate private chat where I personally witnessed Joel and members of the team mocking and slating new users behind their backs. This is not hearsay; it was openly visible. Even more troubling, one individual was blocked simply for voicing their opinion about the lack of support available after joining. Constructive criticism should not be punished — especially from paying members.This behaviour speaks volumes. Rather than fostering an environment of learning, accountability, and growth, the culture feels ego-driven and dismissive, particularly toward beginners — the very people the platform aggressively targets through its marketing. There is a clear disconnect between how welcoming and supportive Akashx appears externally, and how newcomers are actually treated once inside.The representatives recruiting new members significantly overstate what is provided, creating unrealistic expectations that are not met. Whether intentional or not, the result is the same: people join believing they are getting guidance and mentorship, only to realise they are largely left to fend for themselves.I rarely leave reviews, but this experience genuinely warranted one. I’m disappointed, frustrated, and frankly relieved that I chose to step away when I did. I will be moving forward with my trading journey elsewhere, where education, transparency, and respect for learners are taken seriously.If you are new to trading and looking for genuine support, structured learning, and a professional environment, I strongly suggest you think carefully before joining.
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