I think from their inception they employ such deceiving practices. Sometimes broker hide their scam nature well so you need to gain a lot of experience to be able to separate grain from chaff.Does anyone remember when brokers first started B-book trading? ie where your broker trades against you
Yes, having someone connected to something verifiable to something like myfxbook.com is really good idea in the long term. I think some of that brokers really never stopped doing so, but you really need some proof before making that accusations.
I am not a fan of any copy service untill they have live account connected to myfxbook with at least 1 year of history. Showing results on whatsapp or telegram groups is child's play and there is no authenticity in those results.
I think they don't necessary need to do anything, most people handle trading as gambling.Does anyone remember when brokers first started B-book trading? ie where your broker trades against you
Even if account live on myfxbook, you have more job to verify account authenticity.