Proclubteam 

Proclubteam is a scam company
They are doing SCAN in the world
The advisor Helen is a bad Woman. Helen is talking nonsense. Using Proclubteam's name scam me $36,000.00 CAD
Don't trust Proclubteam
Don't TRUST Proclubteam all workers
SCAM SCAM SCAM

Well ness re claim played a bIG role in making my long time pending withd rawal went through

This company has recently scammed my mother of over $40,000 dollars. They preyed on an innocent woman and when it was time to withdraw her funds they sent threats to her. Within that time they continued to take money from her saying it was for withdrawal fees. THEY ARE DOING FRAUD

I made the mistake of signing up but didn't finish the application. Since then they have phoned me well over 50 times in the past 3 days....even while I was sleeping. They just don't stop. Even after asking them to stop many times. What legitimate business does this? Scam!! IMO
Updated Sept. 27 2024
So now the pro club team says they have no knowledge of me as a reply to my unfavorable review. The following Is an email I received after they replied to my trust pilot review...
Dear Greg,
This is Oliver Fontaine, your Senior Account Manager with Pro Club Team.
We were talking about your Quantum AI Automatic Trading Account.
As I understand, you are busy person and you have some doubts.
Provide me with the most comfortable time to call to you, so I can briefly explain everything to you one more time and dispel your doubts.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me here.
NOTICE WHO ITS FROM!
I also spoke with someone today from a quantum AI representative and asked them if there is any relationship between the two names. He confirmed that there is.
I have had at least 80+ calls and emails now from these two online businesses in the last five days after pleading with them to stop, that I am not interested!
This is TOTAL HARASSMENT!

I need to write another review because they tell me contact them, I guess so they can look good in the public eye. I have multiple times tried to contact them and they do not reply at all

I have been scammed as well that can’t find your account and all the reviews don’t say anything about getting your money from proclubteam easy don’t put 1$ into this scam

This is scam they cost me so much money

The liar trader advisor was Leonard . He can contact you on WhatsApp with this number 44 7785 404255 .Those people are psychopath. They won’t accept any withdraw without reimbursing them the money they put in your account without your approval. They keep make you believe that you don’t understand and that you miss opportunities. And when they see you won’t put more money, they will try to ask you to pay their commission and then you will have your money. They ask you to ask for a total withdraw of your balance and then erase the request and the balance like if nothing happened. And even if I challenged him that I knew they were a fraud, they try to still make you believe that it’s your fault . Contact me people if you need more answer I have all the proves ! They are delusional psychopath and liars !reliable Trader website doesn’t look like their website at all!Don’t make that mistake

d opération just réal hard to hcontact same one in there no reply in any wel
Thi is a surprise Last yersteday i recive a call and à personne Who was supposer représenter procludteam contact me to help me to redraw same money from m'y accompt who to do the revers end tryptophane to take 2500$ from m'y personnal Banks accompt got stop by the bank realising it was à frauduleux action now i am asking proclubteam to contact me to explain bécasse i am goin to fallow the information to the autorité pour frauduleux. Actions.

Proclubteam.com is a SCAM!!! They ask for $250 when you register, then they ask you to “invest” more money, then they give you a CREDIT which you have to pay them back of course…. usually they give you $ 10000 credit which is a FAKE credit!!! DO NOT believe anything they say! They are capable to go great lengths and brainwash you to believe them!!!
The trading platform they have is all FAKE!!! They make fake tradings for your platform to have on it (around $ 300000)
They promise that once the CREDIT is paid off you can WITHDRAW money from your trading account to your bank account … It’s all a LIE!!!!
When you try to withdraw money some technical issues happen in the Finance department (this goes on forever).
You will receive several calls that they came up with a GREAT IDEA to help you withdraw your money but you have to pay a SPEED UP fee for it ( just to get more money from you).
People are ruthless scammers at Proclubteam.com!!!!

Hopefully this will help you NOT to make the same mistake as other people did dealing with these SCAMMERS!!!
Even the positive reviews about them are fake!!!

When I first heard about GPT 2.0 Difinity, I was curious and did my due diligence. Lots of positive reviews at the time - most specifically on Trustpilot. I signed up and paid US $250 to start online trading. I was immediately shifted to the ProClubTeam.com platform and contacted by an "account manager".

The account manager provided advice on trades, which I took, making a small amount at first, mostly on forex. Then he walked me through the process of withdrawing money, and I successfully withdrew US $50. This is clearly to build trust, because you'll never get to withdraw another penny!

A couple of weeks in, I realised it was a scam. They sent a special offer to loan me US $15k for three weeks, so I could "make money faster". The catch was that it couldn't be paid back with money from the account. it could only be paid back with another transfer of cash to ProClubTeam. Of course, because the money in the account is totally fake, and they're using huge (fake) gains to get you to "invest" more. They also sent an investment plan, requiring hundreds of thousands in Euros, for supposed massive returns.

I declined, but told them that I would invest more later. (I lied.)

They also manipulate your "investments". On a number of occasions, they recommended investments that lost a bunch of money. Then suddenly, it was way way up, so it looks like you've had a big win. But on checking reputable sites, there was no spike in value for that investment at all.

Finally, I decided to try withdrawing some money, knowing it would never happen, and it didn't. The withdrawal sat as pending for 24 hours, before it was cancelled. They claimed the withdrawal account number was wrong (it wasn't), trying to continue the scam.

At that point, I checked online reviews again, and lo and behold, there are tons of people reporting the exact same thing. The NZ Government has even issued a warning, naming ProClubTeam and several others (Finance-phantom.nz, Pleasantery.com, Immediate Edge)

I have now provided extensive documentation of this scam to all of the relevant authorities. Don't get caught up in this.

UPDATE: Wow, these people don't know how to say goodbye! Since writing the original review, I'm getting multiple calls a day from ProClubTeam, from multiple local numbers, often one right after another. When you're ready to lose these scammers, be prepared for harassment.

UPDATE #2: Filed a report with the AFP and Scamwatch. Brought all evidence to my bank and they did a chargeback, so I got my initial scam "investment" back. Bank said they'd be flagging any similar payments as probable fraud.

So Not send any money , you will never see it again.
The operation is to get you to trust them by sending you

4100 to build a belief that withdrawals are available.
The next step is a loan of $10000 to hhelp you to trade and it looked very profitable and they seemed keen for me to withdraw $50000 and the request was approved the financial advisor Carolina Leipina insisted I install Telegram.What happened nest is I started getting messages from Trust Wallet Online Support saying the transfer to my wallet was suspicious and I would need to pay an Network Service Fee of 2 percent
the next day this fee was increased to $8798 or the funds would be lost.
When I logged into my trust wallet ther had only been thw $100 and not the new amounts.
So far I have sent$28000 which cannot be accessed.
The trading account has still hace a 45000 but no way to withdraw. My phone number is +61413111074

Biggest scam long as they are getting money from you no problem but they never give any money back at all once you stop depositing money they are extremely rude and yelling on you and clearly state do whatever you do we won’t give you money and stop contacting you as you no longer value to them I am thinking to report Canadian Anti fraud centre I know they always say you don’t have account with us will not surprised I lost big amount and pile up more debt humanity is gone only scammer left

My money can’t come back. They will not close your account neither if you have balance in it. I have funds in Proclubteam and I can’t withdrawn it
This is definitely a scam Make me very frustrated, they can go to your account anytime and make changes without your permission ex opening position to keep your account active. Police FBI , web authority please help to close this fraudulent site down so no other people will get hurt

These guys were amazing and so quick to help sort my problem.

Is this company a registered company to trade or is it a scam i will tell you although you do not have my details on your data base Than how is it that im sending you this review about being scammed by this company Proclubteam and i can prove that i have been trading with this club from the time i started trading to now

This is a big scam. NZ government has warmed people:

06 August 2024

Deepfake video scam warning: fake news stories, political endorsements - multiple trading platforms
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The FMA has received several reports about a scam using fake endorsements supposedly coming from New Zealand politicians. Their names and images are being faked and misused to promote online investment schemes.

This scam uses fake news stories, spread through multiple websites and advertisements, with the names of investment schemes and websites used to promote the scam changing frequently.

How the scam works
Scammers draw in victims through advertisements placed on social media platforms and news aggregators. There are several variations of these advertisements. Some ads:

Show an image of a politician next to a fictional quote about a new investment opportunity e.g., "According to Christopher Luxon, all citizens of New Zealand can officially retire at the age of 45!"
Contain generic images, with a headline designed to promote fear about the stability of New Zealand pensions e.g., "PENSION PAYMENTS WILL BE CANCELLED IN THE NEW ZEALAND!".
Feature deepfake videos of politicians, including New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters. These fake videos show the politician being interviewed about a new investment opportunity which they have invested in personally, or which is claimed to be endorsed by the government.
These advertisements link to fake news articles featuring false quotes and endorsements from politicians, usually promoting an investment platform. These articles are often made to appear as though they are being published by legitimate New Zealand media organisations.

These fake news articles have links to other websites, advertising investment platforms or promoting educational materials about investments. The websites include registration forms, where potential victims are prompted to enter their contact details.

Scammers will then contact the victim claiming to be an investment broker and give instructions for investing through the platform. Victims are encouraged to make a small investment at first (around US$250/NZ$420). Requests for larger investments will likely follow.



Exercise caution
The FMA recommends extreme caution when engaging with social media advertisements or links in news aggregators that include fake political endorsements promoting investment opportunities.

Do not click on these ads or links, and do not enter your personal information into these websites.

If you have been contacted by a scammer after entering your personal information into one of these websites, do not make any payments or transfer any money to the scammers.

Related warning

View Fake celebrity investment scam - multiple platforms

What to do if you think you have been scammed?
Contact your bank immediately. Ask if a transaction reversal is possible. If you sent money using another payments service provider, ask them to trace the funds.

If you have downloaded remote access software on the instructions of the scammers, immediately contact an IT professional to have your device checked for malware. If you have accessed your bank account or other payment systems while the remote access software was operating on your device, report this to the relevant account providers.

If you keep getting phone calls from scammers, report them to your telecommunications provider.

If you are getting spam emails and text messages, report these to the Department of Internal Affairs.

Tell a trusted relative or friend what has happened. They may help you see the situation more clearly, help you deal with the scammers, and suggest what to do next.

Contact Victim Support on 0800 842 846. They can provide free emotional and practical support and information.

Entity names: ProClubTeam; Finance Phantom; Immediate Edge
Websites: Proclubteam.com; Finance-phantom.nz; Pleasantery.com (Immediate Edge)

This company is a complete scam. I registered, and since then I have had at least 30 people from various areas around Canada and northern USA calling me about my registration all from Indians. I have repeatedly asked them to deregister me, but they refuse and try to talk me out of it, they wont take NO for an answer. They are a complete scam network. DO NOT TRUST THEM. THERE IS NOWHERE TO DEREGISTER MY ACCOUNT ON THEIR WEBSITE.

This is one of the most elaborate and cunning scams out there. Long story short my father told me this Swiss Fund Manager needed a small deposit which was around $250usd into their broker and once it reaches $150k, they will apparently close his account but they needed my father to deposit an extra $70k to make it look legitimate for anti money laundering into my father’s crypto wallet. My father was able to initially receive $1k after 3 weeks to gain my fathers trust and in only 1 month they turned $250 to $129k which is outrageous. Luckily my father didn’t manage to deposit any money into their account as I told him to cancel his credit card details. After that the fund manager said in order for him to receive commission he needed my father to deposit $40k usd into his crypto account and had already received the $129k in usdt, however that $129k was locked by a smart contract, which means the scammers still had control over the $129k despite already sending it to my fathers crypto wallet. I also did some more digging and found out that there is no ASIC license on their website, pro club team website was only created in May 2024, their ABN on the website is 19 127 026 605 which links to a random persons business called PCT advisory in Australia and it’s not even registered for GST meaning the business is not earning over $70k AUD. The fund manager also claims that he is from Switzerland and said they couldn’t operate in Australia, yet all their ABN and HQ are in Australia which doesn’t make sense. These types of operations often promise high returns and may initially show fake profits to gain trust, only to later ask for additional funds under various pretenses, such as needing a deposit to "release" funds. This pattern is common among fraudulent brokers​. Please check out the real victim reviews on scamadvisor.com

Big drama to close the account and withdraw the balance, too many phone calls from dubuious numbers, at odd overs.
was told refund can only be through Crypto account, never told when I opened the account
when you talk with them they are all the coercing you to spend more, they even opened a another account without my knowledge... very very pushy
Still struggling to close the account and get my money.

Keep away would not recomend to anybody

Standard answer ProclubTeam "We are unable to locate your details in our client database. Please contact us directly so we can assist you further." they are contacting me two three times a day, I have informed them via email what I want, all they want to do is talk me out of withdrawal.
Wont touch them with barge Pole!!