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Perpetual Formula Continues to Scam! Review Exposes Complaints

May 18, 2016 by Patrick Jones 2 Comments

As advised in our previous post, the Perpetual Formula Scam Software, App, and Auto-trader, as well as David Parker the creepy fake actor is relentlessly pursuing and victimizing day traders who simply want to profit trading binary options online. Despite our warning and valiant efforts to review, expose, and shed light on this malicious scam, the people behind it are sparing no efforts or resources trying to steal your hard-earned money and share their spoils with crafty, corrupted, and unregulated brokers. We have asked our members repetitiously to use extreme caution when being offered this scheme, but the complaints keep mounting as less-than-scrupulous advertisers mislead and deceive their readers. Word to the wise, beware of fake reviews and seek alternative means of investment since our investigation has unraveled a pattern of deceit which goes far beyond the usual fake testimonials or inflated bank accounts.

Official Scam Site: http://perpetualformula.com/

Quick Recap of Proof
The two primary concerns we have are related to the fact that these people guarantee you a “no loss software” and use fake testimonials after ripping peoples pictures off the world wide web. The more troubling aspect is that these con-artists are rehashing the same software used for the binary interceptor, which is a verified scam which has caused a lot of people to lose their money. So, if there is such a thing as “guilt by association”, the culprits behind this nasty scheme are the same people which have been investigated and found guilty for illegally baiting and manipulating innocent customers into funding trading accounts using a variety of well-known scam tactics such as false advertising, fake testimonials, and photo-shopped bank accounts with phony names and inflated figures.

We never cease to be dismayed at the sheer level of audacity these people have, and their ability to mislead and deceive people in such an effective manner. Given the amount of complaints we have received to date, with exception to the Money Glitch, this is system beats the lot not only in volumes but also diversity of complaints spanning across a broad spectrum and painting a very somber picture of how blood-thirsty fraudsters suck the money out of every-day, ordinary, hard working people who are simply trying to supplement their income or make a career change to become full-time traders.

Perpetual Formula Short Review
This bogus app and David Parker (whoever that is) claim to have an options trading system that is able to decipher machine-readable-news. According to this cheater there is no use for traditional trading tools such as candle stick charts or bolinger bands. This system bypasses conventional wisdom and automates the trading process which allows you to live your life while your money is being made on auto-pilot mode. Well, we have heard similar claims previously and the end game is too well-know. Your account balance will be wiped out in a matter of minutes and you will be left with nothing besides frustration and a deep hole in your pocket.

Pricing
Well, this system is technically free but you do have to fund your trading account with at least $250 in order to activate your software. Big surprise.

Report Them!
Report a Scam ButtonJust report these guys and move on. Our staff has helped submit scam reports to similar schemes such as , TradeTracker Pro, the Push Money App with Dennis Moreland, Profits Infinity, Millionaire Blueprint, The Free Money System with Walter Green, and the Amissio Formula.

Seek a Better, More Reputable System!
They are out there, just make sure you are looking in the right places. Recently we have posted a review about NEO2, that would be a good start. If you are looking for additional investment avenues you may want to check out our recommended section.

Verdict and Final Conclusions
The Perpetual Formula Software, App, and Auto-trader, as well as David Parker is a verified binary options investment scam. There is not one thing which is genuine, legit, honest, or sincere about this system. It will intentionally take inferior positions and steal your money in a very swift and effective way. We are warning all our members and viewers to use extreme caution when being approached with this offer since it fails on every parameter of our credibility test namely transparency, accuracy, support levels, and profitability. For more information please subscribe to our YouTube Channel and Like, Share, and Comment on our Facebook group wall.

Filed Under: Perpetual Formula, Scam Reviews Tagged With: David Parker, Perpetual Formula App, Perpetual Formula Review, Perpetual Formula Scam, Perpetual Formula Software

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