You talked about this with their customer care yet?
What would be the point of doing so? Someone from the fund follows up with a phone call after you join.
That is when the offer (up sell) of additional training is made. I'm not accusing The Apiary Fund of being a scam,
as I have no way of knowing that. But the constant up selling is disconcerting. Before the partner training offer
I was offered 2 other trainings, Trader Professional ($697) or Trader Live ($497). I declined both, but was then offered
a scholarship to Trader Live, which gives access to their live webinars, where you may ask questions. I accepted that. The webinars are archived
and available whether or not you have signed up for Trader Live. Trader Professional is supposed to help with operating
your trading as a business, in addition to what you would receive in Trader Live. Regarding the partner training, I was told that
only a few slots were available as their traders had limited time to take from their own trading to mentor a student.
I guess that I was one of the lucky ones to whom the training was offered. I declined the offer.
I offered to pay on a monthly basis (with the option to quit if I didn't think it was working for me) instead of paying in full up front.
They declined my offer. The Apiary Fund does have extensive metrics on the trading done in your demo account, as would be logical.
However, when I asked about how many people had taken the training and the success rate of people who had taken either the $2450 or $3900 (actually $3964) training, they had no figures. Seemed strange that they wouldn't have that. Having said that, the fund is up front about what it takes to be funded,
and that you don't have to use their platform and demo account to be considered for funding.