AllRealGroup Review and Website Analysis

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Should you trust a company that claims to have helped many traders succeed in financial markets over the past four years? Especially when there are very few reviews about it and nothing is known about its regulation. Today, we will talk about AllRealGroup, which looks highly suspicious. We believe this is yet another scam rather than a reliable trading platform.

Brief Overview

  • 🖥Official Website: https://allrealgroup.com
  • ✈️Contact Address: West Perth WA 6005, Australia
  • 📞Customer Support: support@allrealgroup.com, +1 (289) 378-1858
  • 🔐Licensing and Accreditation: no
  • ⏳Track Record: 2024
  • 🧰Specialization: brokerage service
  • 🤝Terms of Cooperation: $250
  • 💰Additional Services: education

Allrealgroup.com Examination

A broker’s website is its face. If a company truly cares about its clients, it will do everything to ensure that the platform looks professional, functions without bugs, and provides as much information as possible. Opening AllRealGroup’s website, we immediately spot several issues.

The design is generic and lacks uniqueness. It feels like a template: a large nature-themed image, flashy headlines, promises of “successful trading” and “unique conditions”, and stock photos that have nothing to do with trading. We have seen this dozens of times before. Why is there an image of two people and a robot in the “About Us” section? Is this a fintech company or a Forex broker?

AllRealGroup - website

The menu on AllRealGroup’s website appears structured, but it is practically useless. The “About Us” section is just a collection of vague phrases about how they are “young and promising”. There are no specific details, no company history, and no regulatory information. In legitimate firms, this section includes licenses, headquarters details, and the real people responsible for the business.

The services section also raises concerns. They promise “innovative technologies” and “in-depth market analysis”, yet provide no specifics. Where is the account type breakdown? What are the spreads? Are there swaps? All of this is standard information for reputable brokers, but here, it is completely missing. The website’s content is filled with empty phrases, relying purely on emotions: “simple and profitable trading”, “unique opportunities”, or “develop your skills”. However, there are no concrete figures, conditions, or facts to back up these claims. A good broker publishes reports, and real trading conditions, and provides clients with as much data as possible to make informed decisions.

In short, AllRealGroup has created a primitive website where most of the information is meaningless. It is overloaded with grandiose statements and random images. There is not even a registration button — only a login option.

Company Contacts

The broker offers users the ability to communicate with managers via email, phone number, and online chat. There is also an option to leave a message through a special form in the contact section.

Upon verification, the email address appears to be genuine, but the phone number +1 (289) 378-1858 belongs to Canada and the U.S., while AllRealGroup is legally registered in Australia — not exactly close.

The support team operates from 9:00 AM to 12:00 AM, but strangely, there is no indication of a specific time zone. This means clients have no clear way of knowing when they can actually reach company representatives. Reputable brokers always offer 24/7 support, especially if they claim to operate on an international scale.

Key Conditions

One of the biggest red flags about this brokerage is its secrecy. AllRealGroup provides almost no details about its trading conditions on its official website. This means we have no information on spreads, commissions, or other costs. Additionally, the leverage is unknown. Can a company really be considered trustworthy if it refuses to disclose essential trading conditions? Look at any legitimate and well-known broker, such as Interactive Brokers or Oanda — they fully disclose all terms and fees.

The broker only mentions a few additional options for traders:

  • Education for beginners and experienced.
  • News and insights.
  • Market analysis.
  • Economic calendar.
  • Trading tips and strategies.
  • Electronic books.
  • Signals.

The minimum deposit at AllRealGroup starts at $250, which is quite high, especially compared to more reputable platforms where deposit requirements are typically no more than $100 or even nonexistent. Moreover, there is no option to test the platform with a demo account, as the company explicitly states that it does not offer this feature.

Exposing AllRealGroup

Now we move on to the most important part of our review, where we examine the main red flags. The broker claims to have been operating for four years, but verification reveals a completely different picture. The domain allrealgroup.com was registered on October 22, 2024. How can a broker exist since 2021 if its website was created only recently? Clearly, the company fabricated its history to appear more reputable — a typical trick used by scammers.

Domain

The company also lists an office address in Australia — so where is its license from the ASIC? However, a search in the Australian regulator’s database shows that no such company exists. ASIC licenses all legitimate brokers in Australia, and if a firm is not listed in its database, it operates illegally.

Honest and regulated brokers always publish their licenses openly. For example, Pepperstone and IC Markets clearly display their ASIC registration numbers, which can be easily verified in the regulator’s database. Here, however, there is no license, no documentation — nothing that proves the company is operating legally.

A search through public sources confirms that no company with this name exists in Australia. Does AllRealGroup actually exist? No, it is a fake platform operating illegally.

What Reviews Do Users Leave?

It is also crucial to assess what people are saying about the company online. And the biggest problem with AllRealGroup is the lack of reviews. There are literally fewer than ten. No one knows about this platform; its services are not in demand, and traders understand the risks of dealing with such fake firms.

Conclusions

Absolutely nothing new. The scammers followed a classic illegal scheme: a generic website, no official registration (which means no license), hidden terms, a newly registered domain, and no online reviews. Everything points to AllRealGroup being a fraudulent company that you should stay far away from.

Pros/Cons

  • None.
  • Unfavorable trading conditions: high initial deposit, no demo account, and commissions are hidden.
  • Fake legal address in Australia.
  • Licenses from regulators have not been obtained.
  • False information about the term of work of 4 years. The project was launched at the end of 2024.

FAQ

Why is there so little information about trading conditions on allrealgroup.com?

Why? Because the company does not want clients to know the truth. Licensed brokers always disclose commissions, spreads, swaps, leverage, and deposit/withdrawal conditions. For example, on the websites of IC Markets, XTB, or OANDA, all this information is openly available. Here, however, there is nothing. This means trading conditions can change at any moment; hidden fees can be imposed, or spreads can be manipulated. There may be another reason for this secrecy, but it doesn't even matter — hidden terms are always a red flag and a sign that you are dealing with a dishonest platform.

Why does AllRealGroup have so few reviews?

Another reason: the company has only been around for a few months, and there are not enough victims yet for the scam to become widely known. If you look at reviews of major and reputable firms, they have thousands, even tens of thousands of comments. Here, you can count them on one hand. This is a short-term project designed to scam traders quickly. Moreover, fraudulent brokers often delete negative comments or post fake positive reviews. If you only see a handful of vague, overly positive testimonials, that is a clear sign of forgery. A legitimate broker receives both positive and negative feedback and, more importantly, actually responds to and resolves client issues.

How can I tell from a domain that it's a dangerous company to cooperate with?

The first thing to check is the domain registration date and how long it was purchased for. In this case, the domain was registered for just one year, from October 22, 2024, to October 22, 2025. Not much time has passed, but the company does not even plan to operate long-term. Serious platforms buy domains for several years in advance. The second red flag is the suspicious registrar, Nicenic, which is notorious for being used by scammers and anonymous site owners. Many fake investment and brokerage sites choose this registrar because it does not require owner verification and makes it easy to hide identities. And the final point — unlike legitimate and regulated brokers who openly disclose their founders and legal details, here, all information is completely hidden.
Helen Prescott

Helen, a graduate of the University of Kent with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, has a keen eye for uncovering financial fraud.

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Reviews: 29
  1. Forextrader

    Plain and outright fraud. It could not be more obvious. Who even falls for scams like AllRealGroup? Are people even thinking? This is just an empty website with no real substance. They tell you, “We are the best and most reliable, and you will make money here”, but they provide no proof whatsoever. What is the point? In short, traders, do not waste your time. Find LEGITIMATE COMPANIES, not garbage sites like this scam. No license, no guarantees — NOTHING but fraud and fakery.

  2. Param

    This website and people who are helping it’s totally scam. I lost my one year hard earned savings today. All the money $10k. It is biggest loss for me. They scam very professionally. Today was crying whole day. Hopefully god save other people. A to z is fake and controlled by scammers.

  3. SAIF

    Looks like another fraudulent company. Trying to scan people. Need to stay away from it. Companies are scamming people under the guise of AI and then disappearing.

  4. Paul Tehonchuk

    Well, they have taken me for a ride and not sure what I can do. I somehow ended up on there door step while researching another company. They assured me I was in the right place and it began. The initial $250 US never did leave my account or was being held for them. If I figured that out sooner I would not be here, but I am. I should have known better, but I was blinded by the smoke and mirrors. Not sure if I will ever see just my investment let alone anything else. I am from Canada and I was apparently dealing with their UK office. No company phone numbers showed up, all through a Toronto based hub. My advice is…Stay Away.

  5. Ron

    I seen an interview with ex prime minister Stephen Harper and he was endorsing even gave the link to sign up.

    1. Mike

      Wake the **** up! Did you get any money back ? I say no!

  6. Joanne Smillie

    I saw an interview withJ Jagmeet Singh (Leader of NDP Party) endorsing AllRealGroup. This interview was held less than 30 days prior to the Federal election for Prime Minister of Canada. All this was very convincing and I fell for it investing $350 CAD only to discover it is a SCAM. No results as yet re getting my money. back to date Apr 15/25. I’m risking my trust working with Mya of their company hoping
    to recover my loss. I think at this moment I will tell her to get lost and approach my Financial Institution to investigate

  7. Louay

    I am going to get paid. I didn’t get paid yet.

  8. Shane

    I inquired and recieved a high pressure sales call to deposit $350 CAD to get started. I said I need more time to do some due diligence. I didn’t like what I saw and they won’t stop calling me, sometimes 3 or 4 times a day and sending me emails from my ‘account manager’. The last guy couldn’t promise that the calls would stop and continued to pitch me. What reputable firm would spam and keep going after I’ve clearly rejected their offer?

  9. Rod Roman

    I started with 350.00 then they showed I made a small profit and how to withdraw funds then they convinced me to invest more at which time I did now I am into this over 10,000 and they want you to pay more money to release any funds I have in there platform don’t invest anything with this company total scammers

  10. Mike

    Yes I got sucked into the $350 deposit as it was suppose to be Canadian. Then I’m talking to a guy in Switzerland? Then I put in another $1000.00 in my wallet? Then I received $1000.00 credit that I could pay back in a month. Two weeks I said I’m not paying you a dime. Take your money back and e transfer my money back. Well nope, I keep getting phone calls 7 times a day! Same ********, learned a hard lesson. Don’t touch those clowns poison, stay away from these guys! Why is are government supporting this ********. They owe me money *************!

  11. Kristofer

    I have been trading on this platform for 2 months now and have been able to successfully complete several trades and withdraw my profits.

  12. Connor Price

    I don’t understand how it works. I have looked at many articles on different sites, read comments, AllRealGroup’s ratings are more than good. I also started with 350 Canadian dollars, that was about 6 months ago and I’m still working with them. My business is not bad, I have made withdrawals more than once, it always takes no more than a day. This site was thrown to me by my friend and I am surprised by the amount of negative reviews here, my work with them is not like any of them

  13. Jonatan

    People get involved in something they don’t know how to do, fu*k up their money, and then throw negativity on the broker – classic.
    Guys, this is a normal broker. Not bad, not great, but normal, stop believing losers who couldn’t wait to just push buttons.

  14. JACINTA LUDWICK

    6 months ago, I was introduced to this SCAM ORGANIZATION.

    The first biggest red flag, was that they wanted me to transfer them the money, to a bitcoin account. I should’ve known. But my husband had recently been injured on the job, and Worker’s Compensation doesn’t pay you nearly enough, to cover your mortgage, pay your bills, and put food on the table. Worker’s Comp is also another joke ORGANIZATION that I’ll save for another time, because in the end, they failed to rehabilitate my husband, and then they cut him off, saying that he’d reached the maximum allowable Compensation for his injury. Even though we appealed, it was all for nothing.

    Which brought me to stress, of trying to find ways to help out, and pitch in. I already work 65÷ hours each week, and it’s just not enough.

    So here I am, and Allreal Group is promising simple easy quick returns.

    I’ve never invested, never played the stock market, but Allreal Group, made it sound so easy, that they would show me step by step, on how to do things, and make money doing it.

    They started me off at $350, over the course of 1 week, I’d doubled my money. Wow, I couldn’t believe it.

    The following week, I reinvested $1K, and 9 business days later, I’d tripled my investment.

    I’m thinking to myself, all of our problems are solved.

    The following week after that, they convinced me that everything was legit, so I invested $100K.

    I lost my entire life savings in 2.5 nights.

    It was all gone. Their explanations were pure B.S.

    They kept pressuring me to invest more money, and to try it again.

    Then, they threatened to tell my husband, if I didn’t send more money.

    I said, “go right ahead, by the time that you try to do that, I will have already told him by then.”

    I told that ****** ****** to “**** off,” And I hung up the phone, and I told my husband everything.

    My husband is a very special loving and caring man. We’ve been together now, for almost 40 yrs. We’re getting close to the age of retirement, but now with my screw up, we’ll be working until the day we die.

    My husband forgave me, gave me the biggest hug ever. And he said, “well, it looks like it’s time for us to downsize and move Jacinta, what do you say.”

    I love my husband with all my heart. I’m blessed to have married the true love of my life.

    I will spend the rest of my life, working hard, so that my husband doesn’t have to. And the rest of the time, I will spend placing curses upon curses on the lives of everyone affiliated with Allreal Group. May they all die excruciating slow, painful deaths, for the thousands of lives that they have ruined. May the spend their eternity in Hell, being tortured by Satan’s most powerful Demons. I wish them all nothing but pain and suffering to them, and their loved ones, so that they know, what true pain is really like.

    May they all rot in Hell !!!
    .

  15. Beverley

    was scammed by Dennis Raskin and Natalia Frieman.
    I have no way of retrieving my money i lost. spent hours on the phone and fully trusted my so called mentor.
    with trading I was ready to be cashed out $42000
    convinced me I had to put in another $6000 for whitelisting. whatever that is. I would get that right back and i never did . now I can’t contact anyone. totally ghosted.
    do not loose your money

  16. Brenda Dixon

    Well, I invested 250$… it was supposed to be Canadian but when they billed my credit card, it ended up being charged in American funds…so at that point I was suspicious…I ended up withdrawing 3 times…to make sure I got the initial money I invested….Marcus….so he called himself kept on asking for money….first 10k then 5k….then he offered to lend me 5k….i said ok….and never answered his call again….

  17. Michael Gillis

    I read an ad on the internet with some famous Canadian endorsing this company . In total , they got me for $10,000 Canadian . Is it of any value to report this to any one to get my money back ?

  18. Colleen Cole

    They take your money and make it look you are trading but really it’s a “practice” platform that only makes it look like your using your money but your money is already long gone.

    Then, they guide you to open fake trades that will force a margin call so you have to put in more to “save” your initial investment from crashing in their fake platform.

    Then, they either close your account or promise to send a big payout, but then tell you they need even more money to “get it through the blockchain”

    Then they said they could get funds back from the blockchain and wire transfer me funds instead, further trying to get banking details, for more fees of course. Not happening!!

    They’re good at this scam, really good, but you can start to see through it and run fast the other way. Hope ya’all didn’t lose too much with these scammers.

  19. Esther Anne

    I am at the stage where I invested CAD $350.00 but it was never billed to my CC. That was suspicious for me. I have made numerous trades and made a reasonable profit. Now I am being asked to invest a further $3000.00 or $4000.00 or $5000.00 I am doing my due diligence before I invest further money. I’m glad I found your site and reviews.

  20. Chen Hsiao

    I did not want to give any star to this ****** of a scam organization, but the review system would not let me post my review without a star. I’m out a substantial amount of money because of the ******** that work for the group (allrealgroup) con me into invest in gold and forex. Now I’m down substantially for my retirement fund. I wish someone would report these criminal to the authorities soon to prevent any future scams. Anyone knows what to do about taking these criminals down!

  21. Linda

    I have been trying to get $500 out of my account but Oliver Forman keeps putting me off. I truly believe I was scammed out of my money.

  22. Mishalq Doucette

    These guys are good. To good. They make it sound so legit. Beware of Artur Jensen. Same story as everyone else only now he’s threatening court. Classic scam move. I wish some how we could get these guys shut down!

  23. Joselito

    These SCAMMERS are now hiding in trading.allrealgroup.net before it was trading.allrealgroup.com. Elias Salame fooled me into making a big withdrawal of US$100K from the funds I made from my trades. But he sent a fake $100K to my atomic wallet. I lose CAD$55,955 from these demons. I hope soon they will be caught and be imprisoned.

  24. Gerry

    I just started to trade last month May like everyone $350 deposit did make few dollar on FX then my financial advisor Helen asked me to start commodities and crypto so my account start to drain $5000 was a special investment because the boss birthday offering one to one share I asked Helen to explained I did not got answer I traded and my pofolio make money so I want to withdraw so money has to put it in crypto wallet then transfer out to you e-transfer bank account my bank security department try to investigate and stop the transfer the bank warns me about scammer so now I am a little bit confused when’rethis all real group is a scam or not saw some review which is not good about this company they trained those financial advisor. My gut feeling is the company is a scam even I make money but where is the money?? They work hard until midnight European time in Geneva . I want to get out tell me how I should deal with this Helen and company?? The government should step in and investigate them the phone number is England number but the person lived in Geneva ???

  25. Tom

    Got scammed too by those guys I reported them to police to investigate and to catch them by special internet team monitors it’s going now and wish every one not to join scammers like those and stay away from them. They acts like a network gangsters

  26. Mary

    I want to share my unfortunate experience to help others avoid falling into the same trap. I first came across what appeared to be a government investment advertisement. Not long after, I was contacted by a man named Thomas Kelmet, who claimed to be a trading advisor. He encouraged me to open a Crypto.com account and begin Forex trading through a platform called Allrealgroup.net. He contacted me via Telegram, email, and phone.

    Trusting the legitimacy of the ad, I invested $350 USD on my credit card. From the start, I was trading Forex and felt emotionally manipulated and pressured. While Thomas seemed supportive at first, I realized he was simply waiting for the right moment to persuade me to invest more. Over time, I felt controlled—like I was no longer making my own decisions.

    Despite the emotional toll, I stayed alert. I tracked Forex trends and managed to convince Thomas to return $200 CAD, which I had transferred via Crypto.com.. It wasn’t the full amount, but it reminded me I still had some power.

    Even after blocking their calls, they began aggressively contacting me daily using various Canadian area codes and numbers, trying to bypass the block. The harassment continues.

    When I revisited the website later, I wanted to find out more and take a screenshot for evidence—but it had vanished without a trace. No domain, no platform—just gone. I now believe the account number I was given on Allrealgroup was entirely fake, with no real connection to FX.com or any legitimate trading platform. I hope that by sharing, someone else will recognize the red flags and stay safe.

  27. Eddy Li

    I am from Ontario Canada.
    Following an interview with Mark Carney on CBC, on March 24th, I made the biggest mistake in my life by clicking on the “contact us ” button. With an initial fee of $ 360 Canadian, I joined this platform. In no time I got a call from a Financial Advisor, Otto Jager and he promised that I will make a lot of money and I believed him. He asked me to install this app ” Anydesk ” on my phone and this gives him access to my bank accounts. That is another mistake that I made. For the withdrawal, Atomic Wallet was chosen. After I paid all the fees and collateral requested , Atomic could not do the transfer to my bank account. As of today all my accounts are in the negative. Even my Retirement Savings have been cashed in order to meet their demands for all the fees. All my savings that I worked hard for were gone within two months. They even want you to lie to the bank. I would recommend to stay away from this platform . Scam.

  28. Anonymous

    drained all my accountants. So called financial adviser use anydesk to access your phone. When stopped paying threatens your family. someone should go after these crooks

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