I have been working with Markets.com for a year and a half since the IPO of Weibo. Indeed, analysts have called and offered to buy 20 lots of gold for my 5,000 or sell indices in proportion to the maximum leverage. I listened to them, but I set the number of lots and stop losses, the risk per trade was 2-5%, and my deposit is still alive. After a while, they just stopped calling. As for withdrawing funds, I use a card and the money was returned to the card within 6 days. That is a very long wait time. Once, when my withdrawal exceeded the input, they called me and said that they could not transfer to the card, and asked me to indicate a bank account. That withdrawal took 3 days.
Pros: Stable connection with the server, a huge number of instruments, there are positive swaps where they should be, no problem with withdrawing funds, in the commodity market, and spreads are narrower than those of competitors.
Cons: At first, they call a lot and offer to enter a trade without stop losses,

On the positive side of Markets.com, there is a large set of financial instruments and the presence of competent trading signals. The variety of CFDs gives you more opportunities to participate in profitable transactions. I decided to open a Classic account since it only requires $100 for a deposit. This broker has a reputable license and serious sources of liquidity from several large, global banks. I withdrew funds after 2 days. I withdrew $45 to my bank card. Some problems occurred during trading, but the support service explained everything quite sensibly. Initially, I was not promised any huge profits here, but I have gotten 8-10% income for 7 weeks of trading. They suggested that I should increase the deposit, but at the moment I'm not ready for that.

This has happened to other customers of Markets.com: they called me and offered to cooperate. I had some spare amount of about $5,000 and I did not take it to the bank. I had heard about Forex for a long time and I finally wanted to try it. I opted for Markets.com. My friend advised me, saying that he had an account open there and he has an average of 15% a month. So I decided to follow his advice. I was warned that I would physically not be able to close all transactions in positive territory, but with a skillful distribution of risks, 15% is not the limit. I have been trading non-aggressively for a year now and I find that 15% is quite enough for me. So far I am happy with everything here. But I am still cautious as I see lots of negative reviews about withdrawal problems. I hope it’s just competitors trying to ruin the broker's reputation.

Markets.com has a very good interface on the iPhone app and a user-friendly website. It is easy to quickly open and close positions and to update stop loss, and withdraw your profit. It's also possible to close a position partially. I have never had problems with withdrawing here. Customer service is fast, I contacted them via live chat and they answered promptly and competently. But the rollover fees are so high that the platform is not suitable for anything other than short term trading. Holding anything is a sure way to lose money. If you want to have your own stocks, then choose a broker that only charges a one-off fee. The indicators are lacking. For instance, you cannot have more than one moving average. The rollover fees are the key thing that ruins this platform.

I am not interested in continuing cooperation with Markets.com. I had a PAMM account here. There were 7 clients in subscriptions. Due to a technical failure, the transaction on EUR/USD could not be closed and as a result, I lost the entire deposit. Naturally, only I was blamed for all the losses, and a massive number of canceled subscriptions resulted. I wrote a complaint to the company with a request to restore the account balance. After all, it was their fault that because of the gap, the stop did not work. At the same time, I was trying to calm down my fellow traders. I have not gotten an answer so far. I sent complaints through chat and mail. I advise everyone to close their accounts right now because no one is immune from such situations.

The very polite staff and managers won me over with courtesy. One of their managers, Lisa, decided to monitor and fix the work of the previous managers. But as a result, my account decreased by another 30%. Lisa did not pick up the phone for about a week. When I finally made contact I was told that she no longer worked at Markets.com. A manager named Max said that the stop-loss had not been set due to a system failure. He said he had more than 100 clients so there was no time to control everything. After 3 days, I withdrew all my money, since I did not lose very much.

The website seems to be ok, nothing special but, when I received the first call from the account manager, my opinion about them quickly changed. The person was very professional and didn't ask for any money at first. When he realized that I understood everything he let me start, even though I told him that I have no problem starting with a low amount first. He said that I should understand what I am doing exactly and where my money is before I start trading. I have been trading for 4 months now. I took some money out twice, and I am happy for now.