I met with them recently, I met Natasha and one of their directors, James Devonshire.
On reflection I believe they are genuine, but they are a young company, there lies the risk.
You're given targets to reach by the end of the six month contract that is offered to successful applicants. The targets are stated on the contract, it's up to the individual to research the targets and ascertain whether they're realistic or not.
The real key would be to find someone who was rejected by LGI, I was interviewed in the morning and offered a six month contract later that day. The training facilities were impressive, small intimate classes. However if they are not genuine then surely they would accept everyone who interviews or applies, making more money from trader training, rather than....just trading!
Also other, more established trading firms will at best offer 6 month training program to inexperience applicants, with targets to be reached and your 6 month contract will pay expenses only, travel costs and lunch.
6 months with no earnings or 5500 upfront with 3 months no earning and possibly unemployed afar 6 months.......Tis, a gamble either way!