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Tried to withdraw my funds from Stock Ultimate Pro and was told I needed to pay a "withdrawal tax" of 20%. This is a red flag. No legitimate broker charges withdrawal taxes. When I refused, they became aggressive and eventually stopped all communication. My entire investment is gone.
Cons: Lost entire investment|Reported to authorities|Unresponsive
Do not use Stock Ultimate Pro for anything serious. I used them since the beginning of the year for small trades and it was okay. When I deposited a larger amount and traded more, my account was flagged, my withdrawals were delayed, and I was asked to explain my trading. They treat active traders like criminals.
Pros: Reliable uptime|Smooth onboarding|Instant funding|Regular updates
Cons: Inactivity fee applies after 12 months
I experienced a security concern with my Stock Ultimate Pro account and reported it immediately. Their response time was inexcusable for a financial platform. It took them four days to acknowledge my report and another week to actually address it.
Pros: Clean UI|API access|Instant funding
Cons: Limited demo account features
The platform itself is okay, but the customer service at Stock Ultimate Pro is truly awful. I waited weeks for a response to a simple inquiry. When they did respond, it felt like a generic template that did not address my specific issue at all.
Pros: Educational resources|Fast support response|Intuitive for beginners|Great customer service
Cons: No live chat on mobile|Cannot customize dashboard fully
I had high hopes for Stock Ultimate Pro after hearing about them at a conference, but my experience has been disappointing. Customer support is slow, the platform has frequent issues, and their fee structure is not as transparent as advertised. I am actively looking for alternatives now.
Pros: Intuitive for beginners|Easy to use platform|Economic calendar
Cons: No integrated tax optimization
Stock Ultimate Pro locked my account without warning and demanded documents I had already submitted. since mid-2025 later I still do not have access to my funds. Their compliance team does not respond to emails. I am considering legal action.
Pros: Personal attention|Regular updates
Cons: No phone support on weekends|Limited demo account features
I was contacted by Stock Ultimate Pro through social media. They promised guaranteed returns of 20-30% monthly. Being naive, I invested. The "account manager" pressured me to invest more and more. When I finally tried to take profit, my account was frozen and they stopped responding. Classic Ponzi/advance fee fraud.
Pros: Initially responsive customer service
Cons: Lost entire investment|Reported to authorities|Unresponsive
The mobile app from Stock Ultimate Pro is dangerous. I placed an order that showed as pending, so I placed another. Both executed and I was overexposed. When I complained they said it was user error. The app design is misleading.
Pros: Responsive team|Competitive fees
Cons: No phone support on weekends|No live chat on mobile
After for about three months with Stock Ultimate Pro, I can only describe the experience as death by a thousand cuts. No single issue was catastrophic, but the constant stream of small problems, slow responses, and missing features wore me down until I finally left.
Pros: Risk management tools|Portfolio tracking tools
Cons: Wish they had more educational resources|Would like more payment methods
Stock Ultimate Pro advertises low fees but once you dig into the fine print, there are numerous charges that add up quickly. Inactivity fees, withdrawal fees, currency conversion fees - it all eats into your returns. I wish I had read the terms more carefully.
Pros: Good analytical tools|High security standards|Real-time alerts
Cons: Charting tools need more indicators|Help articles are sometimes vague