Enabling ftp

I followed previous advice on how to enable FTP server but I get an error message - connection failed after I enter my admin password and then type
ftp localhost. Are there easy to diagnose/fix reasons I can't connect. I've tried my home network, public wifi and my wireless 4g card from Verizon as my ISP, is there a setting on my computer preventing connection ??
I am new to this so don't make any assumptions - if you could walk me through it step by step that would help.

When you enter ftp localhost, then press the return key into the Terminal do you get the message connection refused or connection failed? After entering the command, take a screenshot (shift-command-3) and then attach that image to your reply so we can see the Terminal information.
Craig

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