Plutus Trade Base review: €39 on the page, €99 in the terms
Plutus Trade Base advertises €39 challenges and “trade our capital”. Its own terms price the same account at €99, call every account simulated, and say the terms prevail.
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September 2026
Plutus Trade Base advertises €39 challenges and “trade our capital”. Its own terms price the same account at €99, call every account simulated, and say the terms prevail.
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