KnightPips Recenzje 

I have found my experience to be positive, reassuring and supportive. Everything is explained clearly and I remain in control of my account. A pleasant company to deal with.

KnightPips is 100% a scam they convinced me to purchase shares in Spacex @98 dollars per share I was in for over £50,000 when they also guided me to invest in Silver without any safety net in place. I did question the trade they said it's fine we will make profit. Less than 2 days later all the money was gone. DO NOT GO ANYWHERE NEAR

They will not stop calling - all i want is for them to stop.

I fell for a fake video seeming to suggest teh company had clever ai tools to monitor trading opporunities during the day, i openned an account with £250.

Reality is there are no instructions or guidance on how to use the site, they use 10x leverage as a default, and the stocks available to trade in are very limited. I openned two trades - and lost on both. I gave up my invested money as lost, that will teach me.

But they do not stop calling. and they pressure sell like its back in fashion. I have told them repeatedly please close the accout and stop calling - they wont, i get 2 or 3 calls a week & their behaviour on a calls was outlawed in the UK several years ago - wherever they operate from they think its ok. Can i talk to your boss I say, i dont have a boss I am the boss they say back.

Apalling company. Never ever touch them.

Knight Pips first tried to scam me in March 2026. I am dismayed to see they were not stopped by fraud authorities and were still scamming people in July 2026, according to reviews subsequent to mine. The fact that they used Facebook, to deepfake the BBC, Nigel Farage, Fiona Bruce and, of all people, Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, you would had thought the BoE would have instigated action against these fraudsters. (However, maybe they are “slaves” in one of those Far Eastern Fraud Factories.). Even in August, some 5 months on from being scammed, I still get attempts at daily phone calls, usually from, never the same twice, 07744 numbers, but the last two have been from 07520numbers, the last from a “David Gray” who sports a rather posh voice. I set my phone to require callers not in my contacts list to leave a message. Thus has been quite effective in that only one message has been left, in spite of them persisting in calling every single day. I got my money back through the bank stopping the payment within two hours after I’d made the payment, when I realised I’d been scammed. What is Action Fraud doing? I guess this is an international fraud which requires cooperation between authorities in different countries. (I can’t seem to change the date on this review to reflect that I was scammed in n March 2026).