Learn Spread 

The platform provides a well-organized and structured approach to learning. The materials are detailed, and the explanations are clear, making it excellent for beginners. However, it would be great if there were more advanced topics included at the beginner level of the course for intermediate learners. Despite these minor areas for improvement, the platform is a valuable resource for deepening one's knowledge.

This is a scam
I was called by somebody who claimed they were working for the London Stock Exchange and they will be trading on my behalf. The minimum deposit starts at USD250 and I agreed. The first call was a lady from UK and gave me a link to 'deposit' my USD250 and that was via learnspread.io which I found it strange but gave it a benefit of doubt. Subsequently, a financial advisor was assigned to me and I was given access to a read-only website under Fortmill Finance Limited. I immediately requested for a withdrawal and this was when I was faced with difficulties where they gave various reasons to refuse. Today (22 Jan 2025), I requested a full refund for the fee paid on learnspread.io and shall see if they do refund since the 'purchase of course' was made a week ago and within their refund policy. I will also be making a police report about this if I do not receive a full refund since this will further confirm everything and also since there was already so many negative reviews and comments about the website linking to a scams.

I thought today I was in contact with a bitcoin representative , turned out to be a scammer and the bank tell me I have to wait till it’s not pending before they will investigate. , my money is on its way to Learn Spread , who are connected with outside people , not legitimate , I’m a pensioner, limited money coming in , I wonder if I will get my money back ?

Today, I received a call from a UK-registered mobile number. The caller claimed to be a "blockchain agent" and mentioned that I had opened a crypto wallet back in 2017, which was now frozen. They said they could help me recover the account, supposedly worth £200,000, and assign my case to a "financial adviser."

The scam is clever:

They use CoinStats.app, a legitimate crypto portfolio tracker, to create a fake dashboard under your name.

Using your mobile number as the username (a real CoinStats feature), they reset the account and display a fabricated £200,000 portfolio. They even rename the wallet to match your name to make it more convincing.

They then demand a £400–£500 "verification fee" via a link they send through WhatsApp. The link I received redirected me to a suspicious payment site (learn spread checkout page).

The scam fell apart when I refused to pay. Upon calling them out, the scammer resorted to insults and blocked me after attempting repeated WhatsApp video calls.

This scam preys on those unfamiliar with cryptocurrency or cyber scams by creating a seemingly legitimate scenario. Reviews on this page suggest this scam has been ongoing, with fake positive reviews bolstering their credibility.

Do Not Engage: If you get such a call, hang up immediately.

Avoid Clicking Links: Never trust links sent through unsolicited messages.

Report It: Take screenshots of communications and report the incident to Action Fraud (UK) or your local cybercrime authority.

Educate Others: Share this review and warn friends and family.

I have tried a bunch of online courses and they were all trash 😒😒😞
I wouldn't say that the Learn Spread is perfect, but they explore the topics in more depth and detail than others 100%%

alright, it's pretty decent... I'm pleased with my decision to take this path.. professionals definitely might require something more advanced..,. I would recommend it for beginners, though I'm still contemplating whether to proceed further on this journey....

Hello this is me again,I feel sorry for what I mention earlier because the amount he took is larger than that. He is not sandwich I am

PLEASE ADD THE ABILITY TO PRINT MAIN THESES AND RULES FROM THE SCRIPT. THIS IS MUCH MORE CONVENIENT THAN WATCHING EVERY MOMENT OF THE VIDEO

For a long time I struggled to grasp many of the course details. I want to thank you for helping me at the beginning of this journey!! Today I finally developed my first profitable strategy! I continue to work on myself every day!!!

P.S. I still have a lot of uncertainty about making mistakes. The more I learn the more motivated I become!!!!!

i really enjoyed learning this way but one drawback was that the vids were sometimes long!! however it was convenient to be able to review the lessons by section.!

Would rather have one longer break. There is too much new information and content for first-level newbies like me 🥲

Scam!!!
I have just invested 250 Euro, what i thought was a company who would invest my money for me (apelium trade)!
It has appeared on our statement as Learn Spread!!! I do not want this!
The guy i spoke to was very convincing on the telephone.
I want a refund! But that was not possible at all!
i was not able to close the account i didnt wanted or to make a withdraw!
I opened a case at my credit card provider, hopefully this works?
Be carefull or you lose your money at learnspread!

to my surprise the chat support rep was super knowledgeable and quickly gave me an answer along with a link to the transfer form.

**additionally for learn spread**
the reason for the 4 star is that I shouldn’t have had to contact an agent to solve my problem. if it's a product or service you offer, it should be clearly marked so I can find the information without needing to reach out...

Today I attempted to buy something from the website and was bummed to see that PayPal wasn't on the list of payment options.
Being a regular PayPal user for my online buys, this was a real hassle.
Ended up having to use my credit card, which was nearly expired.
Despite that, my overall experience was decent.

Still, fingers crossed that they'll think about adding PayPal down the line to give customers more payment choices.

the teacher talked TOO FAST for my liking but the examples they showed were pretty solid.

SCAM

My mother is currently trying to get her £200 payment refunded after she was duped into what she thought was a regulated investment. The payment came out of her account to Learn Spread (which is claiming to be selling trading courses or somesuch), but then she was immediately contacted from someone from a company called TRUVECTA claiming to be a cryptotrading platform and emailed with a request for multiple forms of ID to verify her account. She didn't want to be involved with cryptotrading and this is not what she thought she was signing up for, but upon requesting a withdrawal of her money from this scheme she was just requested to provide more ID, even though they could just refund to the same account details they received the payment from. She is in contact with her bank's fraud department but not yet received any refund. Any real banking/investment service would have the legal cooling off period during which you should be able to change your mind.

Update 24/05/2024:
My mother was contacted from someone from Learn Spread after I was requested by them, via TrustPilot, to provide her customer reference after leaving the above review on her behalf. After a lot of badgering when she didn't pick up the phone on the first attempts to call (I mean they tried multiple times over two consecutive days after which they emailed her about it each time. I counted 7 emails over two days which would amount to the number of calls!) they explained to her that they are a company providing "online financial education and selling video courses for those interested in trading". They claim to not have any connection to TRUVECTA, the company who's form for investment she had completed and thought she had paid her money to and instead tried to convince her to try their courses on crypto-trading first. She was not interested and insisted that she wanted her money back and had already reported this as fraud to her bank. They were very polite and tried to suggest that sometimes they have people referred to them by business partners despite having disavowed any knowledge of TRUVECTA or provided any reasonable explanation as to why payment was taken by them and how they were able to get my mother's details to take such payment without her being informed of such a "referral" for a product she wasn't informed about. They tried to insist she give further bank details to enable a refund, but since she rightly insisted that they already had all the information needed to refund her they eventually agreed to return her money. They then requested that since they had responded so promptly to her that she delete this review. She said she would think about it but would wait until she received her money back in her account. 4 days later (including a weekend) they emailed first thing in the morning to remind her that they had issued a refund and that it would take several business days to clear into her account. Later that same day they called her reiterating that the refund would take some days to go through and repeating the request to delete this review and insisting they had no connection to Truvecta. She in turn insisted that she would not be doing anything until she received the money in her account. They even suggested that she might not receive the money as she had cancelled the debit card she'd used to make the payment, but again she refused to give any further bank details as they already had all the info needed to process the refund to the bank account. She did receive the £200 back into her bank account 2 days later, which means it only took 4 business days to come through, but felt longer to her considering the number of calls and emails they hounded her with over those few days. She emailed them to confirm she had received the refund to which they replied same day thanking her for letting them know and repeating the request to delete this review and that they aren't, and aren't connected to, TRUVECTA. They have emailed her again this morning repeating all the above again and I know they have repeatedly called her these last couple days as well. At no point have they explained how and why a supposedly unconnected company was able to mis-sell a product and use their company to process the charge without their knowledge. It makes no sense for a reputable business so it must be a scam. The fact that they have shown zero interest or concern about investigating this fraudulent practice and instead are continuing to hound my mother to try and get this review deleted only confirms this fact. So, if you are unfortunate enough to find yourself in a similar situation it's worth being dogged and enduring the badgering as you may well manage to get your money back.

Please add the ability to speed up videos in the player - some moments are too long

Learn spread are definitely linked to some outside companies.
I rung them today to ask for a refund,they said they would process the refund,but hey guess what ,I got a WhatsApp message directly from the scam company called First Nexus.
So don’t tell me your not connected,apparently learn spread is the support group for the scammers
Watch this space to see how the refund goes.
Learn spread need to look at themselves,it’s disgusting what you are allowing to happen.
You say you’re not affiliated but I do beg to differ.
NatWest fraud squad informed and are awaiting to see if the refund comes through.

during my interaction with customer support there was A NOTICEABLE DELAY in their response prompting me to consider closing the help window! this hesitation lingered but just as I was about to act a timely response arrived salvaging the situation! while I understand that weekends may impact response times this experience highlights an opportunity for improvement in the support process! I BELIEVE implementing a more consistent and streamlined support timeline could prove beneficial!!!!!!

I enrolled in these courses at my broker's recommendation . Generally , they're satisfactory , but given the price , I anticipated a more immersive learning journey . Additionally , some of the content seemed antiquated for the current trading landscape . I'd rate it higher if the cost were reduced .