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Walter’s FMS Review, Fake Walter’s FMS SCAM Resurfaces!

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Walter’s FMS Review and SCAM Investigation
Walter Green the Scammer is back and he’s out to pick your pocket! Yes, the old binary options affiliate scammers are making a comeback with the Free Money System, only now they are calling it Walter’s FMS. Make no mistake, the greedy scammers are relentless and also very cheap. These lazy ripoff artists refuse to come out with an original concepts and keep rehashing the old Free Money System trash, only now they call it Walter’s FMS. We have actually posted 2 reviews explaining about the fraudulent nature of this “mother of all” get-rich-quick-schemes (and with good reason).  The Walter’s FMS SCAM represents everything which is wrong with online trading today. It is one of the oldest and most deceptive scams which has been used and re-used by a myriad of affiliate networks and media agencies. The sole purpose of the Walter’s FMS SCAM is to get you signed up and trading with a sleazy offshore broker, in our case it was GFC Investment (again). So don’t be surprised if you you are called up by rude sales reps in the guise of legit brokers during the middle of the night as they try to get their dirty little fingers on your credit card details.

SCAM ALERT: Our Walter’s FMS Review was prompted by severe complaints, so please think twice about where to invest and how to spend your money because getting scammed really feels bad (trust us, we’ve been there).

Don’t believe us? Want to test the waters and invest? Before you do so we recommend you keep reading our Walter’s FMS review because we exposed these liars and proved that this system is not legit!

Official Website, Login Page, and Member’s Area: Spoofed Site Keeps Changing

Proof of SCAM
OK, here we have the signup and registration area for Walter’s FMS fake software. The new format uses the same one which is used by the Bitcoin Code and Ethereum Code (among others). That is because its the same cheaters and they are up to their old tricks again.

Alright so here is the original Free Money System which we exposed right here on our website and rightfully blacklisted it. You can see for yourself that its the same person spewing the same lies.

And here is the real Walter Green. His name is Dennis Fitzpatrick. We attached a link to his website so you can check him out for yourself. He is definitely not “an entrepreneur, self made internet millionaire and aquarium enthusiast.”

We also added his acting reel for additional reference, and this guy really gets around. He also did another scam named the United Trading Network, and we blacklisted that as well.

What is Walter’s FMS and How Does It Work?
Walter’s FMS is one of the oldest get-rich-quick schemes designed and produced during the golden age of binary options. Walter Green “AKA The Green Machine” claims that its the worlds first “done for you free money system”. Its supposed to generate passive income for you, but in reality there is no software at all. You just signup, deposit, and get called to do it again until all your money is gone.

Walter’s FMS Review Overview and Recap
Walter’s FMS (Free Money System) promises to make you a lot of money. In the sales page they invite you to “join the Premiere Money Generating Platform that provides members with passive income”. They also say that no experience or knowledge is needed, all you need to do is push a button and start making money.

If that’s not enough, we tried clicking on their support email and got a “bannerbit” email account. Bannerbit is a fake business opportunity scam where they tell you how to open your own business. In reality its a scam and you get ripped off, so apparently the same crooks are behind both schemes. Oh, did we mention the fake testimonials and inflated bank account statements? Yea, it’s all included so don’t take the bait.

Is It Free?
Nope! Its’ going to cost you at least $250 and as always the thieving brokers will steal it from you in the blink of an eye so don’t signup and don’t say we didn’t warn you.

Fake Walter’s FMS Reviews
We did not see ANY fake Walter’s FMS Reviews and we are the first ones to expose it.

Still Trust  Walter’s FMS?
If you are still under the impression that Walter’s FMS scam is a legitimate trading system and investment platform then you should not be trading online.

Some Tested Alternatives
Fortunately for you we were able to compile a short yet impressive list of consistent cash-producing systems. Once they pass our screening process we add them to our recommended section so take a minute to check it out.


Walter’s FMS Review Summary, Conclusions, and Helpful Tips
The Walter’s FMS SCAM software, app, and trading system is a blacklisted scam. We encourage you to seek alternative and more trustworthy systems where you can actually generate income for yourself and not for some sleazy offshore broker who will pick your pocket and send you on your way. Should you have any additional questions or need clarifications please message us via our our  Facebook Page and YouTube channel .

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Netflix Revolution Review, Fake Netflix Revolution SCAM CFD System

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What is the Netflix Revolution and is it a SCAM system? The short answer is yes, but as always the devil is in the details. Our Netflix Revolution Review examines this seemingly profitable new CFD stock scheme, and provides compelling proof and hard evidence of scam and malicious foul play. Why do we believe Netflix Revolution is a blacklisted get-rich-quick scheme which must be blacklisted? Well, it all started with the complaints we received and then when we started to dig in deeper we were appalled by the can of worms our research staff uncovered. But wait, there’s more! We also spotted multiple fake Netflix Revolution reviews, as well as fake Dragons’ Den news articles related to the fraudulent Netflix Revolution SCAM CFD system. That by itself should give you a pretty good understanding of what we think about the Netflix Revolution and why we believe it to be a confirmed investment SCAM. But there is more (much more), and we honestly think it’s too important to neglect the facts or leave out any type of details regardless of how insignificant they may seem to be. OK, so obviously the first things we check are complaints (nature and amount), affiliate networks which are endorsing the Netflix Revolution software, various forms of hyped up or unsubstantiated claims, and inflated bank accounts. The Netflix Revolution scam strikes out on all of the above, and we never make these types of statements without having facts which back up our findings. To top it all off, they are using XTraderFX as a broker. Trust us when we tell you, the people behind XTraderFX are crooks and known to have a checkered reputation. Still, if you feel this fake CFD system is a trustworthy software, then we encourage you to read our informative Netflix Revolution review before you pull out your credit card and decide to invest.

Official Website, Login Page, and Members Area: netflixrevolutionsoft(dot)com

Proof of SCAM
Below you can see the main registration area for the fraudulent Netflix Revolution system. We have circled in red the section of the sales presentation where they say the person’s name is Michael-John Wolfe.

We found this character on Fiverr where his gig is featured for a measly $5. This actor is associated with some of the worst binary options and Forex scams we have exposed here at Binary Scam Alerts (see image below for reference). 

But wait, there is more. The whole testimonial section is either ripped off or taken completely out of context. The people you see are either paid actors or just individuals who have had the misfortune of having their videos ripped off the internet and used to promote fraudulent software. The person on the left side talking about how much money he has made, is a small time business opportunity affiliate marketer who will try to sell you a quick way to make a fortune through an online business. The other testimonials are either paid or copied out of context.

But here is the most important piece of evidence. When we signed up we immediately saw the post registration page, and guess what? Its used by the same filthy affiliate network which promotes the Bitcoin Trade and Bitcoin Revolution scams.

Netflix Revolution Dragons’ Den
Last but not least, we were able to get our hands on some fake news articles where the cast of the Dragons’ Den was used in order to promote the filthy Netflix Revolution scam. We also found similar fake news articled related to the Shark Tank, Richard Branson, and Elon Must (big surprise).

What Is Netflix Revolution and How Does It Work?
Similar to others scams we have exposed, the Netflix Revolution is attempting to ride the the Netflix stock wave of success and divert uneducated customers from genuine trading software to a fraudulent get-rich-quick scheme. They are saying trading CFD on Netflix is a great way to get in on the action, but when you signup you are referred to a fake broker such as XTraderFX.

Netflix Revolution Review, SCAM Netflix Revolution SYSTEM or Legit CFD?
They are stating that “CFD trading gives you the power to trade against share price movements without actually buying or selling the physical shares.” In this context they also mention you can “cut out the middle man” and generate more profit even when “markets are falling”. In reality Netflix Revolution has nothing to do with the Fang Group, and this is just a diversion tactic commonly used by scammers to get you to drop your guard. But we are on to these con artists, and have exposed their methods of operation.

Fees and Pricing (It’s Not Free)
Joining this software will cost you at least $/£/€250, and yes you guessed it. That money will be charged to your credit card by offshore brokers.

Fake Netflix Revolution Reviews
Oh yea, we have seen at least 3 of those and this trend will not abate anytime soon. So if you are unsure or hesitant, please leave a detailed message below and we shall do our utmost to respond quickly.

Still Trust Netflix Revolution?
Not convinced? Still think the Netflix Revolution SCAM is a legitimate CFD trading system? Well we believe you have failed to understand just how dangerous this software really is, so don’t come back complaining after you lose all your money as we will not be able to assist you.

Tested Alternatives
Our staff of researchers constantly checks the internet for new and profitable trading systems. To be included in our short list you must undergo a stringent screening process which filters out all the scams. What we are left with is the creme of the crop in online trading systems. So take a minute and check out our recommended section.

Netflix Revolution Review, Conclusions, and Helpful Tips
The Netflix Revolution scam software, app, and fraudulent signals system is a confirmed get-rich-quick scheme and fake CFD Stock. If you are illegally solicited by various spammers, individuals with fake Facebook profiles, or fake news advertisements, then we advise you avoid this illegal scheme and seek alternative ways to generate money online. We can also be messaged via our our  Facebook Page and YouTube channel .

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Auto Trading Hub Review, Avoid The Auto Trading Hub SCAM!

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Welcome to our Auto Trading Hub review and SCAM investigation. If you received a message or read a review about this new investment platform, then we must warn you that the Auto Trading Hub scam software is being promoted right now by fake review sites and a very unethical affiliate network. We know that there are some very convincing YouTube videos out there who will speak praise about this “new and profitable” automated trading app, but the complaints we received prove the opposite. So what does all of this mean? Well, the game is afoot and the new and highly publicized launch of the Auto Trading Hub SCAM is getting viral by the minute. But here’s the interesting thing, when we started digging in and researching about what the Auto Trading Hub system really is, we weren’t able to fully grasp what we are being offered. As we progress and explain in our Auto Trading Hub review, this so-called investment platform is not really anything. Its true that sometimes “less is more”, but unfortunately we are not dealing with art. When you signup for a trading software you expect to see certain things like asset types, ITM ratio, and amount of money generated on a daily or weekly basis. Auto Trading Hub fails across the board on all three key elements, and that is why we blacklisted this bogus app. If you think we are a bit too harsh then you should continue reading our Auto Trading Hub review before you invest and lose all your money. We know our assessment to be true because we actually invested and lost all our money despite the fact that we were allocated a regulated broker. The end result is the same, you are being lied to and manipulated so that fake review sites can get their affiliate commissions.

Official Website, Login Page, and Members Area: autotradinghub.com

Proof of SCAM
OK, so here is the registration page where it says you will gain access to the “most advanced trading algorithm” (if you believe that).

And here is where they have the bogus signal feed. There is really nothing here besides some random parameters alternating in a java script table. The signals are not back tested and there is no legal or authorized third party entity which can verify these signals. In short, its not real and you are being cheated by crafty con artists.

What is The Auto Trading Hub Scam and How Does It Work?
Auto Trading Hub is advertised as a kind of system which has a 14 strategy combination algorithm. They talk about a feature named 3-way analysis, which is a kind of automated risk management protocol. They claim that only signals with the “highest probability” are generated, hence the high profit margins. That is the sales pitch, but we know better!

Auto Trading Hub Review, Losing Algorithm Exposed!
Ready, set, lose! Yep, get ready to lose you money real fast and without any way to get it back. The liars behind the cheating Auto Trading Hub software would have you believe they developed a state of the art software. However, in reality what we are looking at here is an over glamorized version of a cloned software which is designed to execute losing trades regardless of what CFD broker is allocated to you (regulated or not). So yes, you will have a segregated account, and the broker will not steal your credit card details but the end result is the same as always. The affiliate marketers and promoters get their commission checks and you get ripped off. So stay away and don’t say we didn’t warn you.

Pricing
Get ready to part with at least $250, and that money will be charged at the point of sale by the broker assigned to you. We know that it may not seem like a lot of money, but for some people its a significant amount so don’t risk what you can’t afford to lose regardless whatever system you choose.

Fake Auto Trading Hub Reviews
We have see multiple fake Auto Trading Hub reviews, and we know exactly who these websites belong to and why they are doing it so don’t signup and don’t believe their lies.

Still Trust Auto Trading Hub?
Proceed with extreme caution! We are advising you in the strongest possible way to avoid this thieving piece of software and seek an alternative way to generate passive income. If you do choose to invest don’t be surprised if you turn out to be the next victim so don’t complain.

Some Tested Alternatives
We are constantly searching the internet for genuine trading apps that deliver consistently as promised. We managed to put together a short yet reputable list of trading apps, these are all listed in our recommended section so check it out.

Auto Trading Hub Review Summary, Conclusions, and The Bottom Line
The Auto Trading Hub SCAM software and trading platform is absolutely blacklisted and with good reason. The chances of actually generating profits using this bogus piece of trading software are tantamount to winning the lottery. So if you want to gamble to to the casino, but leave the investing to professionals. Should you need ant additional information or proof of scam, please leave a message below or contact us through our Facebook Group and YouTube Channel

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Fintech LTD is SCAM! Review Exposes Stolen UK Politician Photo

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Binary Scam Alerts is posting an immediate SCAM review and BLACKLIST notification in regards to the Fintech LTD software, app, and auto-trader as well as Daniel Roberts the fake actor and cheater. We received a handful of complaints from our UK members about fake reviews and grossly misleading emails that have penetrated the SPAM filters and lured innocent day traders into funding broker accounts under false pretenses using images stolen without permission. This time these fraudsters stole the picture of a the UK Parliament Member.

We have therefore arisen to the challenge and conducted a full investigation into this system, and our findings are clear, conclusive and leave no room for mistakes or hesitation. Fintech LTD is a confirmed binary options investment SCAM which will steal your money. This time we will not be able to get it back for you, so don’t say we didn’t warn you.

Official Scam Site and Login Page: http://fintech-ltd.com

Proof of Scam:
Below you will see a picture of “Jennifer Sovilino” giving a fake testimonial saying “I could not imagine I’d be able to make $2144 in one day. I’ve decided to give myself a chance and try FinTech Ltd and I have no doubt I will get rich trading the markets before the year ends.” In reality these imbeciles have ripped of the photo of a very distinguished member of the UK Parliament named Kate Green who happens to be Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities (ouch). If this is getting you angry feel free to contact her at the House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA, Email: [email protected] and show everyone you know these cyber-criminals have taken it too far this time. If you have found this to be exceptionally disturbing, you are welcome to contact her directly via phone at Tel: 020 7219 7162 and leave a message with a link to this post.

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Below you will find an image of Oldmansteve. He is a slimy Fiverr.com actor who  will sell his right kidney for a bottle of cheap rum.  I’m sure the Right Honourable friend from the House of Commons would be more than delighted to know her picture is being proudly displayed next to this thieving little actor in the most blatant and sleazy manner.
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Fintech LTD Review
As the story goes, FinTech Ltd, owned and managed by the “Daniel Roberts” had an epiphany after one of his employees named Ben got into some financial difficulties and started defaulting on his mortgage installments. He then apparently realized his technological skills could be put to use in the stock market, and that’s when they developed the software which as seen below has a zero level of transparency. All you can see is the broker which has been assigned to you, and a messaging page that tells you to fund your account before you can even see the software.

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These guys have reached an all time low and a bit of common sense not to mention decency would have saved them a pretty penny, but they chose to do the crime so now it’s time to pay for it. Moving forward, if you are under some kind of misconception that using strategies like scalping, or technical analysis in the form of candle sticks or bolinger bands will help you achieve that ~85% ITM ratio you are either in denial or have failed to understand the severity of the situation. Your best bet is to collect whatever is left of your initial investment and cash out as fast as you can.

Is it Free?
Not really. It’s going to cost you at least $250 at Fintech LTD and this money will be paid through one of the recommended brokers in their members area.

Similar Scams to Avoid:
Report a Scam ButtonPlease make sure to keep your distance from the Free Money System, Lie Detector Millionaire, Disrupt Trading, Push Money App, Binary Matrix Pro, the Drexel Code, Amissio Formula, Quick Cash System, and Millionaire Blue Print. Don’t say we didn’t warn you because recently we’ve been having serious issues retrieving stolen money from rogue brokers.

Signals, Bots, Auto-traders, and Copiers
We have developed a very rigid credibility test and a set of procedures designed to prod at and tear down anything remotely resembling a fraud. Transparency, accuracy, performance, and customer service are key here. Only systems showcased in our recommended section have passed our due diligence and are endorsed.

Verdict and Sad Conclusions
The Fintech LTD software, App, and auto-trader as well as Daniel Roberts the Fake CEO and owner is a verified binary options investment scam. There is not one thing which is genuine, honest, or sincere about this system and it will steal your money in a New York minute. We are warning all our members to stay away from it because this time we will not be able to help you get you a refund. As always, for more information  please make sure to join our Facebook Group and subscribe to our YouTube Channel.

QProfit System Review, SCAM QProfit System Exposed!

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The QProfit System software and trading robot by Jerry Douglas and Sasha Petroshenko is a blacklisted SCAM, and we will prove this in our detailed and factual QProfit System review and investigation. Make no mistake, you are being led by the nose by professional con artists, and the actor portraying Jerry Douglas puts on a very convincing act. There is nothing legit or genuine about QProfit System, and it is one of the most deceptive, misleading, and manipulative get-rich-quick schemes which is being promoted online today. The crooks behind it represent the top echelon of professional scam artists specializing in credit card fraud, identity theft, software manipulation (rigged and set to lose), and tax evasion. They are extremely dangerous and masterful at stealing money, as well as highly effective at utilizing the usual baiting tactics to attract new victims. These tactics include SPAM email marketing which you can’t unsubscribe to, annoying popups, phishing attacks, aggressive click advertisements, fake reviews, and of course affiliate marketing promotions. We are here to warn you and advise you to refrain from clicking on any links, as we have received multiple complaints about spyware and viruses being installed on computers and devices and infecting them. We were also informed that thieving offshore brokers are involved and they are conspiring against you in order to defraud you and fleece your wallet. Keep reading our QProfit System review to see how we exposed these crooks and why we believe this fake app is a confirmed investment SCAM.

Official Website, Login Page, and Members Area: qprofitsystem(dot)com

Proof of SCAM
Below is a picture of Jerry Douglas which is taken directly from the sales page. You can easily see here that he wants to “transform you” in his next success story.

Below is the testimonial section of the QProfit System. Its plain to see Ashley Donovan is an image bank actor, and Zigfried Shuemann had his picture stolen from the internet. The whole testimonial section is one big forgery and lie.

And for the final nail in the coffin, here we see the section of the sales video where they claim their software has a 95% accuracy and zero risk. That is not possible because easy money on auto-pilot means everyone can be a millionaire and we all know that is simply a hook and bait scam tactic.

QProfit System Review
Financial Magic or investment SCAM? According to the sales video Jerry Douglas comes from a modest background and worked hard to support himself while attending university. He claims his bank account was consistently overdrawn but he somehow managed to put himself through college and graduated first class honors with a Masters of Financial Sciences. That led him to his first job at Goldman Sachs, where he worked his way up to and specialized in big data mining and analysis.

At a certain point he understood he wanted a different kind of life, so he started thinking outside the box and came up with a solution which has already made quite a fortune for 300 people from around the globe. To really make a meaningful change he know he had to automate his financial work so he can make passive income while enjoying the benefits of his job. But, he was not tech savvy enough, and that’s when Sasha Petroshenko the Nasa engineer entered the scene.

Since space exploration was not a priority for governments at the time, Sasha was immediately interested in the idea after losing his motivation to work. That’s when they met in a quiet restaurant in Dublin, and where they understood they had to combine Douglas’ financial knowledge with Petroshenko’s technological experience in order to produce a winning software.

Douglas has experience in Big Data and Sasha in Quantum Speed and its importance in predicting trajectories of cosmic bodies that get close to earth. That’s how the QProfit System was born. But the start was difficult as NASA refused to let Sasha go and they had to prove he was not entering a competitive niche and no proprietary technology would be integrated into their project. So they went to court, invested their money and eventually won the day. Initially Douglas was fearful because he believed his project will be targeted by aggressive corporate interests due to the success his software achieved.

Douglas claims the software achieves a “flawless” 95% success ratio and makes a minimum of $2,500 on a daily basis on complete auto pilot. Now its your time to get access to the pie only reserved for big capital investors.

How Does The QProfit System SCAM Work?
Quantum speed for big data analysis united by a trajectory prediction algorithm adapted to conditions of digital financial markets. QProfit System is a complex combination of big data analysis and a quantum speed technology which is able to predict future market movements with an “astonishing accuracy” level and “unprecedented success rates. Douglas claims it runs on autopilot. It’s designed for professional as well as amateur traders with little or no trading experience. He claims there is “zero risk” and everything is done for you via NASA approved prediction technology.

Why Are They Giving It Away For Free?
50 beta testers will be chosen and granted access to the software before it is released to the general public through an initial public offering (IPO). He needs testers to show his success to the public. He claims he turned down an offer to sell his company for over $40 Million Dollars, but he turned it down because money is not an issue for Douglas.

Is it Free?
Not really. It’s going to cost you at least $250 to get access to this filthy software, and that money will be charged to your credit card by illegal offshore brokers who simply don’t care about your financial situation and will bleed you dry as fast as they can.

In Reality
The QProfit System SCAM is a malicious app and the people pulling the strings behind the scenes are liars and thieves of the worst kind. We are witnessing all the classic tell signs such as fake testimonials, inflated bank accounts, hyped up and exaggerated claims of easy money, and just outright lies and fabrications. The narrative itself is also riddled with holes and despite the seemingly sincere demeanor Douglas projects it is totally made up and detached from reality.

Similar Viral Scams Trending
The ones to watch out for are Bitcoin Code and Maximus Edge Autobot.

Forex EAs, Signals, and Trading Robots
If you are deliberating and not quite sure about which system is best for you it’s perfectly normal. Fortunately our staff has compiled a short yet reputable list of consistent money-making machines. These are all proudly showcased in our recommended section.

Review Summary and Conclusions
The QProfit System SCAM is a fraudulent software and fake trading robot. In our impartial QProfit System review we have produced conclusive proof and evidence that Jerry Douglas and Sasha Petroshenko do not exist. Douglas is a paid actor, and we don’t even see who Petroshenko is. We can’t overstate how dangerous and insecure this fake app is, so please make sure to avoid it at all costs. If you still have doubts concerning the nature of this dubious software, please leave a message and we shall be more than willing to produce additional findings which validate our conclusions. In a nutshell, QProfit System is blacklisted and a verified financial scam so please seek alternative investment opportunities and don’t say we didn’t warn you. Don’t forget to join our  Facebook Page and YouTube channel for more updates.

Dubai Lifestyle App Review, Confirmed Scam Exposed!

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The Dubai Lifestyle App and Scott Hathaway is a SCAM trading software and we have BLACKLISTED it in our impartial review. This auto-trader is just another in a long line of fraudulent software designed to steal your money and split the profits with sleazy offshore brokers operating on a shoestring budget with no way to guarantee timely payouts. When the complaints started coming in about the Dubai Lifestyle App, we noticed an unusual twist. The story was so far-fetched that people actually believed it and fell victim to his nasty scheme. That is why we believe it to be an extremely dangerous system and the main reason why we decided to expose this fake app and provide conclusive proof and evidence of an investment SCAM.

Critical Update: The Dubai Lifestyle App is currently being relaunched under the name of Dubai Profit Now. However, it is the exact same scam and the same con artists are behind it.

Official Website and Login Page: dubailifestyleapp(dot)com

Proof of SCAM
Below you will see a screenshot taken directly from the Dubai Lifestyle App sales page illustrating Scott Hathaway and clearly saying he is the CEO. Right next to it you will see an image of the same person acting as a “business owner” for Integranet business advisers.

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Below you will see gferdi. This fake actor and cheater has a gig on Fiverr.com where he claims he will make “a bearded video testimonial in South African accent”. Honestly these cheap, low-budget productions are very boring and just clutter the internet with more trash and web spam.

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Finally, as if you needed more proof, the software itself is a complete replica of the confirmed profits scam which has been re-branded to look a bit differently.

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Dubai Lifestyle App Software Review
So, here we have Scott Hathaway who developed an automated trading app. According to the story he came from Iowa with $500 bucks and a dream to make “you and thousands of others” millionaires using his software”. He somehow found his way into the Burj al Arab which is a 7 Star hotel where he met the Mahmood Brothers (Ali and Farid), who invested $430,000 in his app. It seems this duo made their money from the oil boom and are now looking to invest. When he got funding he immediately hired programmers to continue developing the system and after 6 months – bingo, they hit a “99.8% ITM ratio” (if you believe that). The Mahmood brothers said the app must pay homage to Dubai, and that’s why they called it the Dubai lifestyle app.

In reality, this system is a hoax and the shady characters behind this scheme are unscrupulous affiliate marketers that have created another “here today gone tomorrow” system. The software takes losing trades by design and splits the profits of the initial investment and/or recurring deposits with the brokers who could care less about the welfare of their members and are just interested in bleeding them dry. Fake testimonials, inflated bank accounts, stolen image bank photos represent the classic tactics employed by online scam-artists who wish to convey an image of legitimacy and sincerity to cover up their misdoings and deception, and that is exactly what we see here.

Is this Software Free?
Absolutely not! It will cost you around $250 to get started and that will be charged to your credit card by one of their brokers which may or may not be licensed or regulated.

Why Are We Experiencing Fake Reviews?
Money places a heavy hand on how we live our lives and go about our ways. When a brick and mortar business lies and deceives to customers he gets fined, shut down or even sent to jail. When we go online the story is different, and it’s much easier to get away with false advertising and highly deceptive and misleading reviews or recommendations.

Similar SCAMS to Avoid
The ones topping the charts are Centument Project 2.0, Quantum Code, Push Money App, and Quick Cash System.

Signals Versus Auto-traders
There is a massive growth in interest for binary options robots that perform on auto-pilot. However these apps are mostly useless scams that will cause you grief and aggravation. We weed out all the phony apps and select the best ones to showcase on our recommended section.

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Review and Conclusions
The Dubai Lifestyle App and Scott Hathaway is a bona fide investment SCAM and we BLACKLISTED it in our factual review. We have tried looking for a light at the end of this tunnel but all we saw was misery and grief since the complaints are coming in by the dozens. SPAM Emails, annoying popups, fake advertisements, and hyped up claims represent a partial list of grievances we are continuing to receive. We tried to find something legit and genuine about this app, but were not able to so in light of these findings and conclusive evidence we are advising all our members and viewers to avoid this software and seek alternative means of investing. Please join our  Facebook Page and YouTube channel to get informed!

 

10K Every Day App Review, New SCAM Same Dirty Lies

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The 10K Every Day App (AKA 10K App) by Richard Banks is another dirty SCAM and in this fair and impartial review and investigation we will blacklist it. A word of caution, we know exactly who the thieving affiliate marketers behind this dangerous new scam are, and we will expose their tactics as well as the real identity of Richard Banks the paid actor and performer in the most revealing and transparent way. Truth be said, this is not the most elaborate scheme we have seen, it is however extremely effective since it mimics the same patterns of deception which we consider to be extremely dangerous and misleading for average day traders looking to make an extra buck trading binary options online. If you received a SPAM email in regards to this offer, make sure to unsubscribe and never click on any links. We have received a deluge of complaints about .exe files being downloaded without permission. This is either spyware, malware, or viruses infecting your computer of mobile device. We urge our members and subscribers to refrain from registering with this software since there is nothing legit or genuine about this latest scheme. Keep reading to see who Richard Banks really is and how we shed light on this most recent financial scam.

Update: 10K Every Day is being relaunched these days under the name 10K App.

Official Scam Website, Login Page, And Members Area: 10keverydayapp(dot)co

Proof of SCAM
Richard Banks is really an actor named Greg James! Below you will see a screenshot of this actor introducing himself as the “founder of the 10K Every Day APP”. Next to him you will see an image of Greg Banks taken directly from his acting reel.

If you need more proof, here is a link to a previous review we published about the Instant Cash Club which is an older SCAM this performer participated in. Only there his alias was “Thomas Jordan”, again not very original.

10K Every Day App Software Review
This sub-par sales presentation starts when “Banks” is able to successfully solicit a person on the street by asking him if he would like to make 10K every day. The person (also an actor) then agrees to join Banks at a restaurant and that is where they sign up for the software and it is linked to one of the “vetted brokers”. Banks then funds a trading account with $250 which magically increases to about $700 after a few hours. Then he suddenly appears in a  posh living room with a Christmas tree and continues to hammer the same message over and over – “How would you like to make $10,000 every day?”. Naturally the offer is time-sensitive so if you don’t seize the opportunity is will be shut down and you would have missed your chances to make millions of dollars on auto-pilot. Again, he claims his system is successful because of a loophole he discovered over two years ago, and it is a closely-guarded secret.

Then he boldly states that is natural for you to be reluctant because you have been lied to and mislead many times – so it’s not your fault. Then we get into the parade of fake testimonials starting with James who is laying it on real thick. Then Helen gets on a Skype call and starts lying through her teeth about how much money she has made with this fake app and auto-trader.

In reality, what we are dealing with here is a filthy ploy designed to steal your money. It employs all the usual scam tactics such as fake testimonials, hyped up and exaggerated claims, inflated bank accounts, and stolen images that are scraped off the internet.

Is it Free?
It is not! It’s gonna cost you at least $250 and that money will be charged to your credit card by one of their slimy brokers which may or may not be regulated.

Similar Viral SCAMS Trending Now
The ones getting the most complaints are Tesler App and Quantum Code by Michael Crawford.

Fake Reviews
It’s true! Quite a few leading website owners have made a strategic decision to accept bribes in the form of commissions or just a flat fee for writing favorable reviews. These reviews are easy to spot, simply contact us if you are not sure.

Signals Versus Trading Robots
If you are having a hard time making a decision making which is better for you it’s with good reason. We have had various endorsement requests by key industry people, and we have turned all of them down since we are only interested in taking on the most consistent money-making apps.

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Review Summary and Conclusions
The 10K Every Day App by Richard Banks is a SCAM trading robot and we had to blacklist it in our fair and impartial review. We have provided all the required evidence and proof needed to validate our initial claims. Our findings clearly indicate that Banks is an actor and the 10K Every Day App is a bona fide scam designed by crafty affiliate marketers to steal your money. After the money is stolen, the loot is then split in what is referred to as a revenue or profit share scheme where the brokers collect their share as well and continue to bankroll their dirty operation. If you have invested in this sham, please do not re-invest and never agree to sign any documents or accept bonuses that will lock you into a trading requirement. The only way to get your money back is not to trade and ask for a refund by claiming you were mislead and deceived. If you have been illegally solicited by pushy sales people posing as legit investment consultants, simply tell them you have no money and eventually they will cease to badger you. At this point we have no choice but to advise our members and subscribers to seek alternative investment opportunities. We are also available to answer all or any of your questions through our Facebook Group and YouTube Channel.

Evergreen Profits Review, Fake Evergreen Profits Scam Exposed!

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Evergreen Profits Review and Scam Investigation
The Evergreen Profits SCAM software and news analysis hub is a blacklisted get-rich-quick scheme and fraudulent trading system (confirmed). The Evergreen Profits app is what we refer to as a classic scam which does not beat around the bush and immediately starts talking about how to get rich and make money fast. Please be advised, Evergreen Profits has nothing to do with the Internet marketing tools developed by Matt Wolfe & Joe Fier which is a different system altogether. In fact, the affiliate marketers and crooks behind this fake app specifically chose a similar name in order to confuse you. Now, the main problem with Evergreen Profits has to do with the fact that it is very similar in nature to other software which we have previously exposed such as Ethereum Code and Crypto Robot 365 which also trade Forex currency pairs and cryptocurrencies such as USD/BTC and BTC/EUR. True, these two systems are auto traders, but they are designed to perform the same thing, namely to bait and trick unsuspecting customers into signing up with sleazy offshore brokers under false pretenses. So in this context, the immediate conclusion is that the Evergreen Profits software is neither legit nor genuine. Keep reading our extensive Evergreen Profits Review to see the proof and evidence our staff was able to produce and how we exposed this bona fide financial scam.

Official Website, Login Page, and Members Area: evergreen-profits(dot)com

Proof of SCAM
Below is the main sales page and registration area for the Evergreen Profits trading system. Similar to other scams, it is plain to see how they are taking out of context news and using it to manipulate the truth.

And here is a section of the testimonial section. Similar to other scams you can see that “Walker C.” is not a real person. He is an image bank actor and his picture can be purchased on Shutterstock for a few dollars. The same is true for the rest of the images in the fabricated testimonial section.

Evergreen Profits Review
Knowledge is power! And titans like Google and Facebook spend millions to know what’s going on. That is the opening sales pitch for the Evergreen Profits software and news intelligence hub. The software is designed to act as a kind of data or information aggregation system which recommends certain trades based on the “news and human analysis”. The promoters of this ridiculous software claim they want to “disrupt” the trading industry by staying one step ahead of the market. They also say that this information is what gives them the “edge” over the other systems and allows them to generate insane amounts of passive income for themselves and their members. But the supply of licenses is limited so “hurry up before you miss your chance to become the next millionaire!”

What Is Evergreen Profits and How Does It Work?
It is a software that automates the gathering of all relevant information and couples it with a technological base and years of trading experience. The data is then presented to human analysts which in turn produce predictive trends for stocks, currency pairs, and cryptocurrencies.

Is Evergreen Profits Scam Or Legit?
This softwate is a verified investment scam and that is an indisputable fact.

Why Am I Being Targeted?
You have probably signed up for some kind of offer or automated trading system. The scammers have latched on to your email and are now spamming you profusely. Best to just add it to the junk mail and move on.

Fake Evergreen Profits Reviews
Sure, we have seen a few of those and this trend is getting to be increasingly problematic as seemingly legit review sites are endorsing bogus apps in order to line their pockets with affiliate commissions.

In Reality
What we are witnessing here is an all too well-known pattern of deception based on half-truths and out-of-context sound bites. We have all the classic tell signs clearly evident. Namely fake testimonials, inflated bank accounts, hyped up and exaggerated claims of easy money, and the usual spiel about a shortcut to the easy life. In short, run like the wind and avoid at all costs.

Other Viral Scams Trending
The ones to watch out for are Bitcoin Code and Binary Robot 365.

Forex EAs, Signals, and Crypto Robots
Its fair to say that there are new systems being launched on a daily basis and that most of them are worthless apps designed to drain your bank account and generate money for promoters and offshore Forex and CFD brokers. However, once in a while a new software rolls out which actually performs and after it passes our screening process and generates money consistently we add it to our recommended section.

Evergreen Profits Review Summary and Conclusions
The Evergreen Profits scam is just another in a long chain of get-rich-quick schemes designed to generate money for offshore brokers and affiliate marketers. Our staff has produced clear-cut proof of scam and insidious foul play, so it’s pointless to try and deposit with your credit card or even signup for this thieving piece of trash technology. Its also important to point out that this is not a trading robot. The system is being marketed as a manual signals tool which makes recommendations based on information which is gathered and presented by human analysts. In reality its just a random code which produces output based on a signals bank and a fixed set of parameters. There is no sophisticated algorithmic trading technology here and you are on your way to getting ripped off by professional con artists. We have also received complaints about credit card fraud, overcharging, and identity theft. In short, we are advising all our members to avoid the blacklisted Evergreen Profits scam and seek alternative investment channels. Don’t forget to join our  Facebook Page and YouTube channel for additional updates.

Free Money System Walter Green is a Big Scam

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“Congratulations! You just landed on the world only done for you free money system”. Well, Mr. Walter Green is an actor, the so called free money system is a SCAM, and this review will expose the truth about it.

I have to admit, this is a very powerful video which is extremely believable and has duped many people from a variety of income levels. Even highly educated and experienced traders bought into this racket and eventually ended up losing their life savings. The reason why it is so effective is because the main actor is being shown as a family man, business man, wealthy man, and it’s a Cinderella story which everyone can relate too.

Update: Free Money System is currently being integrated with fraudulent CFD and Forex brokers as well (not just binary) so please use extreme caution.

To top it off, there is a very strong curiosity element and it harps on our basic instinct to create a shortcut to success. Well, unfortunately fast money and profits are a result of very intensive work as well as frustrations and obstacles that need to be overcome. But NO ONE LIKES TO HEAR THAT! Everyone wants the fast track to wealth and prosperity without the hard work because most people are lazy and and conforming creatures (sorry that’s the truth).

If you disagree with me please leave a comment below because I think this would be a good topic for discussion. I’m betting that most people would be willing to risk losing a small amount of money to attain wealth, even if there’s a very slim chance of it really happening.

Walter Green Scam

This is very much similar to a lottery, only when it comes to gambling you know that there is very little chance of you winning (unless you are a poker shark). The Free Money System leads you into believing exactly the opposite, and that is the infuriating and troubling aspect of it and similar systems like Channel Ranger or MockingBird Method and so on.

So, How Can I Fight Back?

  • Well the most obvious way is to ignore it and move on.
  • If you are curious and want to investigate a system create an email just for these things and use that to register. Never use your primary email because they will hammer it with offers.
  • If you have been lured into registering to this type of service with your primary email, consider changing it if you can because chances are you will be flooded with a barrage of spam emails soliciting you to activate your trading account and start making millions.
  • If you have registered for a broker don’t fund your account unless you are sure you are using a recommended system like the ones we have tested and obtained our seal of approval.
  • If you have already deposited make sure you take a step back and absorb your losses because if you listen to what the brokers’ analysts or account managers tell you then you will end up losing your lunch money – and that’s a fact.

Whatever you do don’t continue investing unless you have a solid and recommended signals or bot (automated trading) system.

Check out our Free Money System Video for reference.

To sum up, the Free Money System and Walter Green is a total scam and fraud, and any attempt to equate him to finance giants like Carl Icahn is immensely deceptive and misleading. There is no software behind it or anything that even resembles a trading tool. It’s just a collection of marketing gimmicks and punchlines designed to squeeze the maximum amount of money from unsuspecting people who want to invest in binary options and generate an alternative or secondary source of income. I strongly recommend you stay away at all costs.

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The News Spy Review, Scam Signals App Exposed! Warning

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Welcome to our exclusive News Spy Review and SCAM Investigation. Binary Scam Alerts is the first to expose this new fake manual signals software which claims to be the “game changer” in online money making (literally). In reality, its the same game and you are the one being played by crafty affiliate marketers looking to line their coffers while using the fraudulent News Spy Scam app in a very deceptive and misleading way. So before you risk your money with this cheating system, we recommend you take a step back and consider your options because you are about to make a mistake which will regrettably cost you at least $250, and that is just starting out money. When we tested this software our account was linked to a broker named “Golden Markets”. This is an unregulated Forex, cryptocurrency, and CFD broker located in Estonia which will use every trick in the book to swindle you, and our researchers have already identified countless complaints online mainly having to do with declined withdrawals and bad service.

The “News Spy” scam is advertised as a system which detects market changes based on news reports and generates signal “spy alerts” accordingly. Needless to say, the concept of trading the news has been rehashed and repackaged so many times that it is just ludicrous to use this type of sales pitch AGAIN and expect it to work. The problem is that it WILL work for the promoters but not for you (that’s the real secret)! We know for a fact that opportunity seekers looking to cash in on a legitimate trading system will try out the sleazy News Spy software without doing some proper fact-checking, and that is where they will end up losing their money and get scammed by crafty con artists. If you want to know how the News Spy scam works and what methods we used to expose it, keep reading our detailed and informative review as we explain the facts very clearly.

Official Website, Login Page, and Members Area: thenewsspy(dot)com

Evidence of SCAM
Here we have the News Spy primary sales page and registration area. It is plain to see that there is much hype being used in an extremely manipulative way. For example, the fake news stickers, pressure counters urging you to signup, and out-of-context sound bites being re-edited in and put together in a very persuasive manner.

That is standard SCAM practice right out of the con artists handbook of how to bait and lure unsuspecting victims into a get-rich-quick scheme. However, that is not the eye-opening proof you all expect to see (we know that). The smoking gun so to say can be found in the screenshot below. Here we have the testimonial section taken directly from the News Spy members area. It’s quite clear to see that Robert W is not really who he claims to be. In reality his name is Simon Baldock who is a “B” movie actor with a gig on fiverr. Here we have him dressed up as a Nazi officer in a British sitcom name “Allo Allo”.

The News Spy Review – Blacklist SCAM Or Legit Trading Signals?
The News Spy is being marketed to us as a type of news intelligence hub which dissects and analyzes news and current events from around the world. It’s advertised as an easy way to make fast money online by working only a few minutes a day. They claim there is a success formula which is attributed to a state-of-the-art powerful tool which “finally makes money like the big boys” and is so effective and profitable that it “disrupts” the trading scene. In the opening video we see all the TV news presenters interview teen age millionaires such as Erik Finman who made massive amounts of money by investing early, and this indirectly connotes or insinuates that you can do it too! Naturally this is taken out of context and these kids are very lucky not just talented.

How Does The News Spy System Work?
The sales page claims that it is a combination of three factors. The first is a News Intelligence Hub which combines automation of news-collection and human analysis. The second has to do with a dedicated analysis team which processes the news and provides human input. And the last factor has to do with ease-of-use, which is supposed to save time and effort. There is a demo of how the software works and it shows in a very illustrative way how the news is spotted and generated. It’s all quite impressive at first glance, but it’s just a shell and the signals (spy alerts) are produced in a random manner at best and most likely in a way which causes you to lose your money.

Is The News Spy Software Profitable?
This software is definitely profitable, but not for you. It generates profits for affiliate marketers and online promoters who endorse it and you pay their commission checks. Get ready for massive SPAM email marketing campaigns and annoying popups which will stick to your browser settings and you will have to install anti-spyware software to remove it.

The News Spy Fake Claims and Fabrications
The logos for CNBC, and other cryptocurrency news sites are used indiscriminately. After a quick check we found out the News Spy was never mentioned in any of these news publications and that is grounds for legal action for false advertising.

Red Flags And Rubbish
The red flags are clearly present and accompany us throughout the presentation. We clearly see the hype, fake testimonials, inflated bank accounts, fake claims of risk-free trades and easy money with little or no work, and of integration with unlicensed brokers.

Fake News Spy Reviews
We are the first ones to publish a News Spy review and scam report. This is a unique review and we have done our best to present the facts in a new and more intriguing manner. However, we are sure that once this scam goes viral we will see multiple fake reviews and endorsements by affiliate websites who are looking to collect commissions. Especially problematic are certain reviews site which advise you to avoid the News Spy SCAM and start trading with the blacklisted Maximus Cryptobot which ALSO uses fiverr actors and makes false claims. This is extremely misleading not to mention confusing especially for new traders just starting out.

Still Trust The News Spy and Not Convinced Its a SCAM?
If you are still hesitant and for some unknown reason still believe you will make money using The News Spy scam software, then you had best prepare yourself for the worst. Get ready for rude sales reps posing as legitimate “investment consultants” calling you up at night and asking you to reinvest. We also have complaints in regards to overcharging on credit card statements and we all know this type of deceptive pattern is also related to identity theft and offshore tax evasion. In short, don’t say we didn’t warn you and get ready to kiss your money goodbye because that is a 100% guarantee.

Recommended Alternatives
On a different note, if you are new to online trading, specifically in Forex and cryptocurrencies, then this is a good time to check out our recommended section.

There are too many scams out, but once in a while a decent app emerges and performs as expected. Even more importantly, we can help guide and assist you in choosing a safe and trusted trading app which will save you a lot of headaches, aggravation, and money.

The News Spy Review – Conclusion & Helpful Tips
The News Spy scam signals app is totally blacklisted and our final judgement on this is that it should be avoided at all cost. We really don’t know who the people behind this thieving software are, and there is no way for us to confirm their true identities. No social profiles are provided, there is no whitepaper or product road map in the relation to the development life cycle, the contact us section is not clickable, and the same is for the disclosure, terms and conditions, and privacy section. Even the cheapest scams at least put on a decent show and add some kind of escape clause or disclaimer noting some regulation regarding to tax reporting and fraud. This is a severe oversight and getting to be especially important during these times where privacy issues and fake news is becoming increasingly problematic. So, to recap the News Spy scam signals software is blacklisted and we highly recommend you seek alternative and more legitimate investment channels. Don’t forget to reach out and message us on our Facebook Group , Google +, Pinterest, and YouTube Channel

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