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@BrightFunded @SybDijkstra @jelle_dijkstra @benjamingalindo @Trustpilot @PropFirmMatch It has now been more than 10 days since I first asked BrightFunded to clearly explain why my accounts were breached, and I still have not received a proper explanation or any evidence. They breached all three of my funded accounts, accusing me of group trading, yet despite repeatedly asking them to provide the alleged evidence—including the timing, positions, trading data, or any specific proof supporting their accusation—they have provided nothing. What makes this even more concerning is that their accusation changed. First, I was accused of reverse trading with another person. I checked the situation with that person and found that he had also made a profit and received a payout. So I have a very simple question: How can two people supposedly be reverse trading against each other while both accounts are in profit and both receive payouts? That does not make sense. After I challenged the reverse-trading accusation and pointed out this contradiction, the accusation then changed to “group trading.” I immediately asked them to provide the evidence for this new accusation as well—the exact timing, positions, trading patterns, and any other data they relied on. Again, nothing has been provided. Instead, they continue replying to my reviews with the same repetitive, robotic responses without addressing the actual questions. Even their support team appears to respond with generic answers rather than providing a clear explanation of what I supposedly did wrong. If a firm can breach three funded accounts, change the reason for the breach, refuse to show the evidence behind its accusations, and repeatedly avoid answering direct questions, I believe this is something potential traders should seriously consider before trusting the firm with their money. Based on my experience, I strongly advise people to stay away from BrightFunded. If you ever face a similar situation, don't expect a clear resolution or meaningful explanation from them based on what I have experienced. I have given them more than enough time to explain themselves. I am still waiting for actual evidence—not repeated excuses, changing accusations, or automated responses. By the way, all of them have blocked me!