Forex For Women 

I was with this company for almost two years and remained loyal through all the ups and downs and constant changes. It took so many red flags for me to become aware of what was actually going on. DO NOT JOIN this trading group! Do your research and believe the 1 star reviews!

Save Yourself the Trouble — My Honest Experience with “Trading for Women” (or whatever they’re calling themselves this month)

I joined after seeing one of the founders brag on social media about how she trades for 10 minutes a day—and even her daughters do it. Sounded impressive, right? Spoiler alert: it’s not.

At first, the intro material looked promising. But once I dug in and actually started backtesting, nothing lined up. In ten weeks, they changed their strategy four times. 🚩 That was my first big red flag.

As a total newbie, I started researching outside their echo chamber. That’s when I realized something was seriously off. They preach that a 40% win rate will make you “wildly profitable.” Sorry, but the math is not mathing. You’d do better flipping a coin.

The founder proudly says she doesn’t “teach more” because it’s unnecessary (translation: she doesn’t understand it herself). The community chat was a ghost town—until they decided to force everyone in the scalping group to rejoin the main group at double the price. Suddenly, things got lively again… because the scalping coach (not the founders) was teaching actual trading principles.

When that coach’s students started thriving, the founders got visibly jealous. They rebranded, posted vague “Ask Me Anything” threads they never answered, and doubled down on shallow mindset fluff. You’ve got one founder parroting self-help clichés, another preaching guilt trips through Bible verses and kindness , and a third who seems to believe Jesus is her trading coach. It’s giving MLM meets Sunday school—not empowerment.

Then the scalping educator—the second one in four months—vanished overnight. No explanation, just gone. Probably because she realized she had more skill in her pinky finger than the entire leadership team combined.

Meanwhile, they keep selling “custom indicators” that are buggy, poorly explained, and designed by someone who no longer works there. Members are still begging for training on tools they paid for, but the only consistent thing here is the monthly auto-charge.

Now they’re claiming their crypto educator will teach scalping—but only if you pay for both memberships. Convenient.

To top it off, they launched a “nonprofit” to “help women” that suspiciously funnels scholarships right back into their paid programs. Anyone with basic business sense can see what’s happening there—it’s less philanthropy, more tax gymnastics.

Their real genius? Preying on women desperate for financial freedom. They promise “passive income” through trading—which is laughable, because anyone who actually trades knows it takes serious study and screen time. The $35/month entry quietly morphs into $150/month as they pile on upsells for every new shiny “system.”

And get this: they don’t even live trade with their paying members—but they’ll do it on their free public streams. Because those freebies are just their marketing funnel.

Maybe they make a little from trading, but let’s be real—their main profits come from you. And that’s the only “passive income” they’ve truly mastered.

If you’re serious about trading, save your money, your sanity, and your self-respect. Find a mentor who actually trades, teaches market structure, and shows up for their students. You won’t find that here.

The owners care and the community is incredible and some of the results I have seen are incredible. One of my friends in the community just made $2,400 in one day off a trade set in the morning and did not even watch it and came home and it was $2400 profit!

I’d like to give them 0 star if I could. Basically they are just scammer, they keep changing their “amazing strategy” so keep you hold your cancellation of membership to see what’s the new strategy? Thinking the new one might make profit? My experience is their strategy is rubbish, 99% lose ratio I ended up lost thousands. Believe her at beginning all because Amanda was lying about her stories at TikTok. These ladies are scammers their profits are from your membership fee! Do your own research before join their group. Liars Amanda and Jen and Jemma

Total scammers who aren't professional traders and are just winging it from TikTok videos. Never show their actual trades and tries to sell the idea that they are trading on the daily candle with an ema as a profitable strategy, just basic that anyone can find on YouTube. Changes strategy just to keep people interested, says she taught herself but everyone in the trading space needs a mentor. Steer clear or these beginner traders selling a basic course!

Seems they are on a streak of reporting negative reviews so they get taken down, so I'll keep it short and simple ;) What you will find at FFW: sneaky manipulation, faux spirituality, and money grabs. What you will not find: integrity and actual trading knowledge. Trust me, I get why it seems appealing at first, but take all these one start ratings to heart and don't fall prey like we have! There are other wonderful places to learn to trade -- best of luck!

Update to add... There seems to be some concern that some of these reviews stem from accidentally joining one of the fake/impersonator accounts out there. I want to clarify that my review is based on my experience as a paying member of the official Forex for Women Skool community and not a scammer copycat.

You’ll notice the number of 1-star reviews is getting higher by the day. In my opinion, that’s because many members (myself included) have had very negative experiences. I personally felt dismissed, pressured, and misled. FFW markets itself as a place where stay-at-home moms can learn a simple trading strategy to build passive income and financial freedom. Unfortunately, in my experience, it turned out to be more about the founders collecting membership fees than providing real value.

When I followed their rules and posted about my trading losses, the responses were usually things like “you don’t have the right mindset” or “just go again.” If you bring up too much negativity, your posts risk being deleted. To me, that felt manipulative and discouraging.

I came away feeling that the advice was poor, the promises didn’t match the reality, and the atmosphere left me worse off both financially and emotionally. My strong opinion is that this group does not operate with the integrity I would expect. Please trust your gut if you see the same little red flags I ignored, and consider taking your money elsewhere.

Now “Trading For Women” - A huge disappointment.
Questionable business practices. Unprofessional.
Please, please, please do your due diligence before giving this company any money.
If it’s your first foray into the world of trading please ensure you use a reputable trading school or mentor.
Read the one star reviews here.
Read the five star reviews here too - were they satisfied because they were making money? Or were they just having fun in the community?
My reviews keep getting flagged for this and that reason so I’m keeping my warning simple. Don’t do it! Save your money. Try a trading school with majority 5 stars.

If I could give zero stars, I would..
The company had a member that created an indicator. When she was giving its name away for free, she was booted.
Why?
The company planned to make money off of it, that’s why.
The InspireHER Dynamic EMA is incredible, and FFW is now charging for the use of “their” indicator.
I shared it with a few people who were interested in a thread, and J. H. chose to let A know.
They booted me with zero warning.
After claiming to be so helpful for the regular working mom who has minimal free time available, they were promising things to everyone, and only delivering for those who spent more money with them.
The trading journal they put out doesn’t even calculate things properly.
If you want a broken system, then join. Honestly tho, you could find better! 🤷🏼‍♀️
Best Xmas gift I could have got is being kicked. Their system is broken. Backtest if you don’t believe it.

I was with Forex For Women for a full year with no success, then I joined their scalping education wehn they brought on the new educator back in January. Her teaching style, relatability, and real world results completely changed the game for me. Her scalping strategy actually worked, unlike the daily strategy that was being taught by the original educator .

When the scalping educator left, it honestly just confirmed the gut feeling I’d had for a while, FFW business model wasn’t what I was really looking for. I chose to follow the old scalping educator into her new circle community. You can DM her in Skool or Facebook if you would like the name of it. That’s what I did. She’s transparent, consistent, and way more authentic in both her delivery and her results, not what I was feeling with the other coaches.

What really left a bad taste in my mouth was how FFW handled her departure. We were told there would be no new content for at least a month, yet they kept charging us. When several of us asked for a credit, they didn't offer solutions, they just refunded us and removed us from the group entirely. That’s not just unprofessional it’s a red flag. It showed me they don’t handle feedback or questions well, especially if it challenges their leadership.

Now I see they released a video that feels suspiciously like the original scalping educators exact system, just rebranded. It’s disappointing, but not surprising.

I’m grateful for what I learned from the scalping group while I was there, but FFW as a business left me with more doubts than confidence. I’d think twice before committing to a program where transparency and respectful communication aren’t the standard.

I was a paying member of this community, but my experience was disappointing. The environment and communication did not match the expectations that were presented when I joined.

Because of my experience, I would not recommend this program.

TL;DR;
Please stay away from FFW and go learn from free stuff on youtube. It will give you alot more value there. FFW teachings are not good.

BEWARE: They present a fake reality on their social media accounts. They have become really good on how to market on SOME. Please don't be fooled by the sales pitch. You can get more information for FREE on YouTube.

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FULL REVIEW
I have been a member for 10 months, that was 10 months too long. I was totally new to trading and had no preivous knowledge about trading. I did not understand much of what was being thought so I really had no basis to even notice any red flags or think that it was anything wrong with how the team at Forex For Woman was teaching.
There is loads of positivity from the founders and they make it all seem so easy. So I was patient as they asked me to be, hoping and wanting to learn more to get to the place they where preaching. Getting "rich and stop working" lifestyle they are selling.

But after months of little to no profit and more losses, I started seeking more information elsewhere and then I started to see the red flags.

The unfortunate truth is that this is a "scam", in the sense that FFW claim to have a system that will give you profit, but they have not brought any proof to this. Instead they teach you very little. They teach only a recipie (called The System) for you to not think, just follow blindly. And it has a poor winrate. Proven by others that backtested it and showed proof but was shut down by FFW and thrown out of the community. So it seems they fake the results making it look like it is a good system. They market it so well and they are so positive that you get blindsided to the actual facts, that they do not speak about.

None of FFW team have ever actually given any proof that they are profitable traders with the system. Never.. and probably never will, cause in reality they make loads of money from membership and community.

Their niche target is beginners, women (and men as there also is a Forex For Men community) that know nothing about trading. Since they teach you very very little about trading you will be blind to the fakeness here. So unless you start seeking information elsewhere, you will stay in their fan base and be their moneybank. Hence the positive reviews on Trust Pilot.

I have paid a total of 350$ dollars in membeship fees, In 10 months following their system 100%, I have not made 350 USD profit yet!!! And I followed every thing they teached and said I was to do.
Luckily I have only been trading on demo account the whole time, so I have not lost any real money.
I have started many demo accounts, followed their system a 100% and also done backtesting. Found no proof that this system actually works.

I also created an account that only set FFW recommended trades from their weekly sunday trainings, and none of the accounts had made 350 USD profit. The winrate is too low. Yes there are wins, but many more losses.

They don´t even show trades on a demo account themselves in all the trainings so that they could show a significant growth on a demo account. They tried for about a month, but stopped doing that, cause actually it was not profitable.

Updated since these dishonest scamming women are apparently super worried/bothered about all of these true 1 star reviews. Heads up they turned my review in and got it taken down for using their names. Would they do that if the reviews were 5 star? Of course not. They are ashamed because people are calling them out. They have been asking students to write 5 star reviews to counter all the truth. Trustpilot even shut them down for a little bit because of it.

Faith-Based Facade, Money-Driven Reality
The scammy, smooth-talking used car salesman energy these women radiate is honestly wild. From the moment I joined, I had a gut feeling something was off and wow, they proved me right at every turn. Every. Single. Bad. Review. Is dead-on. If anything, they don’t go far enough.

This is marketed as a Christian based trading group, but let’s be real, there is nothing Christ-like about taking people’s money under false pretenses, selling empty promises, and manipulating trust in the name of faith. It’s actually disgusting. Using God as a marketing tactic while running a glorified pyramid scheme is beyond unethical, it’s straight-up blasphemous.

In just three months that I was a member, their so-called “system” changed multiple times. You’re constantly left chasing a moving target, and every Zoom call is just another upsell wrapped in hype and self-congratulations. G and J seem to exist solely to praise A like she’s some trading messiah, when in reality, the education is shallow, inconsistent, and full of contradictions.

Let’s talk tech issues: A can’t reliably share her screen, her connection constantly drops, and don’t even get me started on the “Beginner training 3/25 video”. She couldn’t figure out how to get a buy/sell to go through on TradingView (something everyone struggles with), and instead of using it as a teachable moment, she brushed it off with, “Ugh, Disney brain!” because apparently, a vacation hangover is more important than helping the people paying her. She literally ended the call with a “whatever.” You can’t make this up.

This group is a money-grab disguised as mentorship, and the worst part is they’re hiding behind faith to do it. If you’re thinking of joining, don’t. The only thing you’ll be trading here is your money for disappointment.

ALL of the one and two star reviews - I have also experienced and agree with.

I only tried FFW because I was friends with one of them before she moved west, she did seem to be a good Christian, but as I watched this unfold and watched her on instagram - she has become more about money than about Jesus.

I stopped using FFW in February this year & sadly had to wait for it to expire as when you want to quit, you don't stop getting charged until your year is up (so I paid $35X6 - for nothing).

Date of experience October 2024 to when I quit using them - February 2025 OR when my membership finally expired - August 2025.

At first I thought it was great teaching for a price I could afford. But then they switched their strategy from fractals to HA to one they rolled out at their 2024 conference. I never had any success with any of it - even going back and re-watching videos and following it exactly. They also brag that you can even start with just $100 (which you can, but it's hard to grow with only that much because of margin and such). Then they dangled this "you'll want on for this "special" announcement and had one of the husbands talk (hold up, I thought this was a women's only group), and all that was, was a sales pitch to go "pro" and that if you REALLY want to be successful, you'll be able to figure out coming up with $5-15K to pay for it. Then after that, when there would be a learning video - if you were on live, then they would end with "ok pros, write your questions down and we will talk about it on our pro call". So.....if we weren't pro, now we were not able to ask questions. Then they added a scalping class, but had to pay extra for that.

Also, one thing I found frustrating is that I got into it wanting to learn specifically Forex, but a lot of what they taught was also trading stocks, futures, indices - I thought by their name "Forex For Women" that it was just Forex.

Also, if you asked a question, or even hint at the strategy not working - you would be condemned for asking and being "negative", even if you were NOT being negative. And they threatened that if you're being "negative" they would just kick you out. Also, if you asked a question under the wrong tab - man, you would get chewed out. When you see it happening to other people in the group, it makes you not want to ask questions. But asking questions is a PART OF learning.

I wanted to give my "friend" the benefit of the doubt is why I stuck it out as long as I did. I didn't want to believe she would be someone who would treat others like this, but turns out I was wrong. I lost a LOT of the respect I had for her.

The number ONE thing they could do to make it better - is to allow people to ask questions, allow them to voice concern if the "proven system" isn't working. The women need to be transparent, they need to come to the questions and handle them like an adult. If you are teaching, you need to be able to address questions and be able to answer, KINDLY, in a way that does foster learning. If they are upset that their "proven" system isn't working - then maybe they need to grow up & re-evaluate, instead of threatening to kick people out with no refund.

Also, these ladies should be thankful to all the women who did fall for this and help them afford their vacations to Hawaii, Florida, and wherever else they wanted to be. A lot of us paid in money just to lose money using a "proven system" that did not work very well. And lastly, if you don't like negative reviews, then treat your customers great so they don't have anything negative to say.

Ive been learning more just by watching FREE videos on youtube.

Update: Removed names from my review so re-adding this review back with updates.

Lets get to the Truth and the Data....
I’d like to share my updated perspective on Forex for Women (FFW), which is based on both my professional background and my time within the group. With over 30 years in Software and IT, as well as several years in financial services, my review comes from a place of knowledge and experience.

I've worked at one of the largest financial services organizations in the world, managing significant assets across retirement, insurance, and investment sectors. Also within that organization I worked in the internal broker-dealer, where I led teams of software engineers responsible for overseeing financial transactions and ensuring regulatory compliance. Additionally, I collaborated closely with the Chief Security and Compliance Officer to uphold fiduciary responsibilities, including monitoring for anti-money laundering and other compliance concerns. I know my stuff especially when it comes to software & tech to monitor financial situations.

My extensive background in both technology and finance has equipped me with a deep understanding of trading practices, financial systems, and risk management. This enables me to recognize when something is not aligned with industry standards. Unfortunately, Forex for Women has misleading definitions of hedging as practiced in 2024 and over-leveraged trading practices based on hidden data buried in their back-testing results.

FFW had not provided detailed back-testing datapoints, but instead, only summarized information to their community last fall. In their training, they briefly showed a spreadsheet with summarized data, which listed Blackbull in their spreadsheet of areas tested for FOREX. However, Blackbull is a New Zealand-based broker, and is not available to U.S. residents. Therefore, if this is the broker used to test their data, it's important to note that for U.S. citizens, the data provided by FFW is not a valid comparison. It's like comparing an Apple to a Banana.

I want to make it clear that I am not bitter. I am simply well-versed and highly educated. When I had 16 trades that were losses straight in a row post the Conference in September 2024, I knew something needed to be researched deeper. So that's exactly what I did, I starting digging deeper. I did it for the sake of myself and for the benefit of everyone. ( I posted in SKOOL these losses and trades all marked up with clarity and all comments said I was following the strategy!!) If the post is gone, well censorship was happening daily in that classroom

While some members may find value in the community and the strategies offered, it’s crucial to approach any educational service, especially one in the financial sector, with a discerning eye. FFW has presented information and has not been fully transparent with the data they are sharing that still lives in the background. If they were, then where is the all the data points for the pairs and clarity on the underlying data that supports their "summary"? Handing this data to people over SHOULD NOT BE A PROBLEM. This is especially concerning for those who may not have the financial expertise to recognize these discrepancies.

As someone with experience in both finance and technology, I believe it’s important for traders to be equipped with accurate, well-researched information that follows industry standards. In this case, FFW’s methods do not seem to meet that standard.

I also encourage you to review another ladies recent review here on TrustPilot that personally coded and delivered all of the testing results to Forex for Women in September 2024, of which nothing was changed but only Forex for Women doing their own tests of which provided them their "own narrative" at a summary level. Which was quickly follow up with a 5K upsell offering an indicator that you can make with Chat GPT.

Unfortunately this lady whom did extensive testing was dismissed from her efforts and removed from the group. I lead teams of software engineers, I know what is hard technical wise as my engineers support systems for millions of users. Back in the fall of 2024 it was taking months to get testing data from FFW. Which alone was a red flag. With AI at hand, you can write code quickly and create an indicator with Chat GPT in 5 minutes. It doesn't take more than 3 days.

This is "not" bitterness, this is the truth and FACTS, supported by data. You do your analysis and research. But know if your wanting a trading and support group, FFW can be that as its super fun to have a ladies "chat room" to discuss dreams, books, and check your "mindset" in the trading space. But if you want to follow a system and make money from it....look elsewhere and protect your bank account.

Their system is a loser... and they know it. The day after the Florida conference, I wrote a back testing bot to test the new system (as presented at the conference). I generated data from the beginning of 2011 using the same instruments they used in their 8 months of back testing. I emailed the owner and told her I had this data and asked if she wanted to see it. She said she did, so I had a zoom meeting with the 3 owners. I explained to them that my testing showed that their system lost money in every year except 2013 and 2024 (and not nearly the 97% she claimed). I also told them that I tried the system on lower timeframes, and that the results were worse. They agreed with me that it was worse on lower timeframes. I showed them that you could lessen the bleeding slightly by moving your stop loss to breakeven after reaching a 1:1 RR, but even then it lost money 10 out of the 14 years. They acted like they were concerned, and I actually thought they were going to do the right thing and tell people to not trade the new system. They did not. They doubled down on telling everyone how great it was, and to top it off told people to stack on lower time frames, even though we both agreed that that was even worse. Then she started telling people that back testing was not important and the only thing that matters is that it made money this year. I'm sorry, but no one in their right mind would trade a system that only made money 2 out of the last 14 years. Here are the back testing results since I would never be allowed to post them in Skool:

2011: -4%
2012: -83%
2013: 48%
2014: -34%
2015: -35%
2016: -48%
2017: -38%
2018: -16%
2019: -38%
2020: -50%
2021: -122%
2022: -17%
2023: -29%
2024: 35% (up to conference date)

After learning about how bad the new system actually was, the owners started kicking people out of Skool who did their own back testing and questioned the horrible results. To make matters even worse, she then came out with a list of rules and a post telling people what they could or could not say, and words they could or could not use. It's a cult now, where you have to worship the leader and never say anything against them. The weird over-the-top praise that the cheerlead at the end of every meeting is nauseating and sounds so cult-like.

The owner claims that her strategies are given to her by praying to god, which is weird enough on it's own, but they also bring religion up all the time, which maybe they don't realize is not a normal thing in other countries (outside the southern US) and is extremely weird and off-putting for a community where you joined to learn about trading. Not everyone believes in gods, let alone your particular god.

The other big red flag (as if you need more) is the extreme lack of intellectual curiosity the owners have when it comes to things they are teaching other people. They don't know how fractals form. The teacher would often point to a candle on a chart and say "let's see if we get a fractal here later" but the candle would be one where according to the fractal logic, would be impossible to form there. She also teaches EMAs but has no idea how to do the math to translate an EMA onto another time frame and has to constantly ask her students how to do it. She also said in a meeting that candles close on the heiken-ashi candle wick, which is not at all true. How does a so-called teacher not understand what they are teaching this badly.

There are so many more red flags, but the bottom line is, that they can't be trusted. They are actively teaching a system that they know (and have known since a few days after the conference) is not profitable. This is morally bankrupt and they should be ashamed of themselves.

EDIT: Since the conference, the 2024 back test results are down by 7%. So if you have been losing trade after trade since the system was taught, it's not you, it's the system. Don't be gaslight to believe it's your mindset or some other non-sense.

EDIT2: Reposted to remove any "personal info". They seems to be using this reason to get Trustpilot to remove reviews.

I’ve been a member of FFW since January 2024 and paid for the annual membership in September 2024. Unfortunately, I’m now just waiting for it to expire.

I had been interested in learning how to day trade for quite some time but didn’t know where to begin. When I discovered FFW, I was thrilled — the membership seemed reasonably priced, and the platform initially offered a lot of value.

For $35/month, members had access to multiple live calls each week:

A 1-hour beginners’ call

A 30-minute Pro members’ call (not included in the $25/month tier)

A 1-hour advanced call

A weekly book club call

A weekly mindset call

A Sunday broadcast that walked you through trade setups for the week

All sessions were recorded, which created a valuable library to refer back to. At the time, it felt like a solid and supportive environment for learning to trade.

But after the September 2024 conference (and conveniently after I had committed to the annual plan), things started to go downhill.

Like others have mentioned, the trading strategy itself changed frequently. It became difficult to get consistent results, and as I’ve continued to learn outside of FFW, I now realize many of the strategies were fundamentally flawed.

Then came the call reductions and platform changes. When FFW moved to Skool in May 2024:

The $25/month tier was removed.

The Pro call was eliminated.

The beginner and advanced calls were eventually merged.

The trading call was shortened from an hour to 30 minutes.

The book club and mindset calls were eventually removed and folded into the single weekly trading call, which is now back to an hour.

This significantly reduced the educational value of the membership.

Worse, everything costs extra now.

A new mentorship program was introduced, priced between $5,000–$15,000

A separate scalping training was launched for $35/month.

A new crypto trading program was also added — again, for another $35/month.

What once felt like a mission-driven community focused on empowering women to trade has become a paywall-heavy business model that keeps tacking on upsells. I also want to be honest in saying that I personally did not find success using the strategies taught here.

If you're considering joining, I would not recommend this membership. I had high hopes for FFW and genuinely wanted it to work, but the experience has been deeply disappointing.

I was with FFW for 8, almost 9 months but today I finally had the cult scales removed from my eyes and have cancelled my membership. In the 8 months I have been in there the "system" has completely changed multiple times and there is no consistency. I have lost my full capital twice following their system to a T. But if you question the system, mention you are losing money and need help you posts are deleted and you are gaslit into believing you are the problem because you are being negative... Im not being negative when I ask for help when following a system perfectly as told to and have lost and restarted my capital twice!!!

They never show you their trades, accounts or even their setups... you are told to make your own set ups which is fair but why all not show proof of your systems success?
When they do show setups or trades its in demo replay mode from a month ago... of course you can show successful trades when you know the outcome and its these replay trades that are used in social media for advertising.

They interview people in their community "having success" with their system and use this as a way to prove it works, however I have screen shots of some of those people later on asking in the community for help because their accounts are tanking and they are losing everything. Of course those posts have since been deleted.

They claim they have years of data backing up their latest system but when you ask to see this data they have a million excuses as to why they cant show you.
No proof has ever been shown this system works, you are told to blindly trust the system and if you dont its because you havent done the mindset training.

Amanda herself was lovely when I 1st joined, she seemed genuine and friendly but as time went on she has become narcissistic, snarky and gaslights members constantly, something I dont want to be part of anymore.
I have screen shots of her being snarky and rude to members, there is also sections in her training videos where she in her words had to scold the community because they were being too negative.

Any member who is seen trying to help people outside of their strategy is deleted and removed from the group.

This is my genuine experience with this group, at the end of the day Amanda and the other 2 are very good Didital Marketers selling you a course for a product. Constant hype about new techniques and secret info that will be released later on keeps people engaged... that is all this group is. A Digital Marketing space.

ForexForWomen.com presents itself as a supportive, faith-based trading community for women, but my experience—and that of many others—paints a starkly different picture. From the outset, I sensed something was amiss; unfortunately, that intuition proved correct.
Deceptive Practices and Lack of Transparency
The organisation employs emotionally charged language, referring to members as "family" and "friends," and frequently expressing "love" to create a facade of trust and community. However, beneath this veneer lies a pattern of manipulative behaviour. After posing several questions regarding their trading strategies and seeking clarity on certain aspects, my membership was abruptly terminated without any prior notice or consent. This action not only silenced my inquiries but also highlighted a broader issue of suppressing dissenting voices within the community.

While the platform initially lures individuals with a seemingly affordable $35 monthly "VIP" membership, it soon pressures members into committing to exorbitant plans ranging from $5,000 to $50,000. These upsells are often introduced during unexpected Zoom calls under the guise of "exciting news," which devolve into aggressive sales pitches. Moreover, unsolicited messages from their sales team further pressurise members into these costly commitments. Such tactics exploit the trust members place in the community, leading them into financial obligations that may take years to recover from.
Inconsistent and Subpar Educational Content
Over a three-month span, the so-called trading "system" underwent multiple changes, leaving members in a constant state of confusion. Each Zoom session focused more on self-promotion and upselling than on delivering consistent, valuable trading education. The content lacked depth, often contradicting previous teachings, and failed to provide a stable foundation for members to build upon.
Technical Shortcomings and Unprofessional Conduct
Technical issues were rampant during training sessions. There were frequent disruptions due to unstable internet connections, and basic functionalities like screen sharing were often mishandled. In one notable instance during a beginner training session, the instructor struggled to execute a simple buy/sell operation on TradingView. Instead of addressing the issue constructively, it was dismissed with a flippant remark about having a "Disney brain," followed by an abrupt end to the session. Such unprofessional behaviour is unacceptable, especially when members are paying for these services.

Exploitation of Faith for Financial Gain

Perhaps the most disconcerting aspect is the platform's appropriation of Christian values to market its services. By presenting itself as a faith-driven community, it manipulates members' beliefs to foster trust and encourage financial investment. However, the underlying practices—marked by deception, financial exploitation, and suppression of dissent—are antithetical to the principles it claims to uphold.
External Evaluations and Trustworthiness

Independent reviews further corroborate these concerns. Scam Detector assigns ForexForWomen.com a trust score of 39.7 out of 100, labelling it as "Questionable. Controversial. Flagged." Similarly, Traders Union reports a trust index of 2.2 out of 5, highlighting issues such as inconsistent customer support, hidden fees, security concerns, withdrawal delays, and recurring platform problems.
Traders Union. Worst, they cancelled my membership because I asked too many questions, never consulted with me, nor gave me any options. Treated me like a disused rag, a person with no feelings,I was heartbroken that these women could be so cruel,and disregard me so easily. This is not a Christian principle.
Evil people behave like this.

Conclusion
In light of these experiences and evaluations, it becomes evident that ForexForWomen.com operates under a guise of empowerment and faith to mask practices that are, at best, questionable and, at worst, exploitative. Prospective members should exercise extreme caution and conduct thorough research before engaging with this platform.
They are wolves dressed in a lamb's cloak

Founder Amanda December third training quote. "Um, I also want you guys to, I wanna just make note of something. Um this is not a school for all trading education possible, okay? We are not the college of trading. We've developed a system that is replicatable and passive and we teach that system. So if there are things that you need to go learn, go and research that information. Go to YOUTube if you need to learn more about Margin and spread, you know go to, there are many schools for trading out there, that's not what this is. Okay? There's a lot of information out there that is just really
Unnecessary. I mean spread and margin is important ,right ? And I, I want you guys to understand that. And in fact I think next week I'm gonna really talk heavily about , um, brokers." - Amanda FFW vip training - copied and paste from transcript from a training video. Take her advice and watch YOUTUBE ladies if you want to be a successful trader. I started $25 membership while Amanda taught the four hour chart fractals and pricing went up to $35 not too long after and their teaching platform changed. Red flag is questions are mostly answered by other members. Very Basic trading technical analysis was not taught at all until just recently, probably due to costumers complaining. Amanda still informs us the market just markets and it doesn't really matter how much we know about trading. Their "simple strategy" is hyped up and tweaked constantly. First it was take all possible trades that follow the strategy and set it and forget it because we might mess with stop loss and get kicked out of trades too early. We were encouraged to take every trade with candle touching the EMA not to think just be like robots and let the stop loss do it's job. Set it and forget it. Basically no trade management. Everyone was losing capital so now they want us to be more selective and have a trail stop loss and take minimum rewards because their daily candle strategy isn't very profitable.I was very alarmed after members were encouraged to use prop firms to make more profit. A promoted prop firm TOPONE didn't pay FFW members after she stated that she and founders had been looking to start a prop firm and have members trade on that prop firm- which is very unethical. Then a new daily candle system is hyped up and they sold a conference so people can be introduced to the new "mind blowing strategy" and charge people $100 to watch download conference. - the same strategy that they will have to eventually teach to all members a week or two later. Lots of backlash on the new strategy after it rolls out and not a lot of profit. Members were encouraged to get off Facebook page because FFW wants us to be in a controlled environment they can censor. They use social media to lure women in selling a dream that isn't possible for most unless you have lots of money in broker account and actually know how to profit from trades. Men are not allowed in our group but they are still teaching men in a separate group? Monday training was was taken away because Amanda said lots of group members where complaining that the starter Monday class of being repetitive...
this was challenged because everything is always changing and members are paying the same for less instruction. Again they are combining training with mindset and bookclub in one meeting a week so basically there will be less trading training. One week of April there were NO trainings because founders took a vacation in Hawaii. I have seen Amanda being unprofessional in the skool community thread posts when paying customers bring up concerns about not profiting, or when she feels she is being challenged. It is very disappointing to see her "be thankful or leave attitude." On a lot of the trainings she dangles something exciting an announcement for something new they are working on" to keep us onboard. The constant contradiction In training is horrible but I think the worst part was when we were told we should be "grateful" we paying customers should be grateful for Amanda teaching us a simple way to trade that doesn't profit. Also we were threatened to have the skool community thread shut down because people were voicing opinions or were posting they weren't profiting or comments were not positive. She said it was a privilege and we weren't acting right. Also members were threatened to be SUED. Drama drama drama It goes on and on. I absolutely wouldn't pay $35 anymore for vip or an extra $35 add on for scalping nor the entire year upfront to be "upgraded" to pro just for a lame compound spread sheet and a" special indicator". PLEASE don't be gullible and pay 5k-15k for one on one instruction or pay them to be an FFW instructor. Wishing you all a great trading future. Skip FFW on your journey there! -888