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I have done a bit of reading and research on Forex over the last few months and while I am certainly not an expert I have learned quite a bit about it. To put it simply, Forex is currency trading and in this aspect it's Online Money Trading. The Forex Reviewers Club is a site which allows users to review and comment on different Forex brokers. Here's a shot of the main page.
As you can see from the screenshot there are some pretty handy links and categories right on the main page. Each of Top Ratings are listed (from the reviews) and you can further break down the list by brokers, signal providers, Education (which is helpful for me), Trading Systems and Acc. Managed. The newest reviews are also listed, in the middle column.
Quite a few of the sites that I have been to that do reviews seem to be nothing more than a shill for particular companies, and the reviews that are on those sites are always positive. Not so with the Forex Reviewers Club. I found positive as well as negative reviews on some of the brokers which tells me that they really want to share the information and be helpful for people that are interested in Forex Trading.
The Forex Reviewers Club also wants YOUR reviews. It's not just a site where a few administrators post their one-sided reviews for us to read, they want feedback.
This is the broker's list. There are quite a few sites listed, more than are actually shown in my screenshot. They are all broken down by how man stars each has received, how many reviews each has received, the last review date and of course there is a link for you to review as well. Here is a sample of one of the reviews.
Each of the reviews has the blurb at the top describing the broker (or site) most likely provided by each company, it's average rating, and they are rated by how user friendly the trading platform is, honesty of service, quote and execution speed and the spread and fees.
As far as site design, I found the Forex Reviewers Club quite easy to navigate. It is clean and well-designed and the site responds very quickly to links and searches. The menus are set up logically so that you can find the information you want without having to dig through pages and pages of help just to get to the review that you want.
Registration is free and very quick. Just fill in the details and check your email for a validation link. The only caveat I found with that is that I used my yahoo email address that I use for all reviews and Yahoo threw the validation email into my spam folder, so if you haven't received the email within just a few minutes check your spam folder.
Overall I enjoyed reviewing the Forex Reviewers Club. Anytime I find a useful site that allows me to further my knowledge and education in financial matters I am very happy and this site does just that. Thanks to some of the helpful reviews on Forex brokers and education links I have learned quite a bit more than I did yesterday.
