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LFX academy has great strategy and good…
LFX academy has great strategy and good mentoring helping in my forex journey. Thumbs up
Date of experience: May 21, 2022
Sensei
Sensei is definitely knowledgeable and know his game well. Thank you for the education and advice along the way!
Date of experience: May 20, 2022
Excellent service provider
Date of experience: May 20, 2022
LFX Academy is great.
LFX Academy is great.
They have passed my challenges multiple times with MFF prop firm. They recovered my losses as well. Communication was always fast and excellent. The industry they operate in has a lot of shady people, so it was very nice to see that these guys are legit and can actually pass your challenges and not just promise it.
Date of experience: May 20, 2022
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SHEEEEEESH! 🥶
Hello guys for everyone out there looking for a great service, this is the target!
The communication, sincerity and performance of LFX Academy is amazing 🙌🏻
Passing Challenges ✅
Passing Verifications ✅
Account Management ✅
I recommend them 100%!
Thank you!
Date of experience: May 20, 2022
Great experience
I tried the LFX EA and have great results, 10% in 3 days. They have good customer support and services.
Date of experience: May 09, 2022
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