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They are exactly what i was hoping not to run into, they make it as hard as possable like things not working so you will give up. I bout an account on the weekend Saturday and i know i had to wait till 6pm ET for my rithmic account to be set up it is now 9 pm ET on sunday and it is still not allowing me to log in even tho it said i would be able to by now. There is no reason i shouldnt be able to log in. I am not trying to hag them but this is what it seems like is happening.

I sent an email to your support but never received a reply and it has been 2 weeks you don't care about your customer

I sent an email to your support but never received a reply and it has been 2 weeks you don't care about your customer

My experience with Apex reflects what I’ve seen with many prop firms — and it’s not a good look. As long as you keep buying challenges, the support is outstanding: fast, friendly, and highly responsive. You feel valued as a customer. But the moment you become consistently profitable and start withdrawing money, everything changes. You get pushed into a restrictive live account (limited to just one account), and suddenly support disappears. Emails go unanswered, questions are ignored, and communication becomes nonexistent. It creates a very clear impression: they are happy to take your money, but not so happy to pay it out. In my opinion, this raises serious concerns about the business model and how profitable traders are actually treated behind the scenes. If you’re considering Apex, just be aware — the real test doesn’t start when you fail, it starts when you succeed.

My experience with Apex reflects what I’ve seen with many prop firms — and it’s not a good look. As long as you keep buying challenges, the support is outstanding: fast, friendly, and highly responsive. You feel valued as a customer. But the moment you become consistently profitable and start withdrawing money, everything changes. You get pushed into a restrictive live account (limited to just one account), and suddenly support disappears. Emails go unanswered, questions are ignored, and communication becomes nonexistent. It creates a very clear impression: they are happy to take your money, but not so happy to pay it out. In my opinion, this raises serious concerns about the business model and how profitable traders are actually treated behind the scenes. If you’re considering Apex, just be aware — the real test doesn’t start when you fail, it starts when you succeed.

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