Steven Abrahams

The Tesler App software by Steven Abrahams CEO of Tesler Investments (not to be confused with Tesla) is a SCAM, and we BLACKLISTED this fake app and trading robot in our fair and impartial review and investigation. First, we owe our members an apology. We now know this is the actor which starred in the Swarm Intelligence SCAM, only there he went by the alias of  Dr. Steven Francis. We have revised our review and are now dealing with the various brokers who will also be blacklisted as a result of their actions. On a more somber note, it has come to our attention that this new auto-trader is directly responsible for wiping out hundreds of bank accounts belonging to innocent day-traders wanting to make a few bucks trading binary options online. So, if you believe this system to be legit or genuine you are deeply mistaken, and will pay the ultimate price of having your money stolen by thieving affiliate marketers operating in cahoots with slimy offshore brokers. If you have been deceived, mislead, and fooled into depositing with this software do not re-invest under any circumstances. Secondly, don’t sign anything, and finally, don’t click on any links from any SPAM email communication. We have it from trusted sources that these cyber-crooks are sending out thousands of emails which are programmed to infect your computer or device with spyware. In short, this piece of trash code is  designed with pure malice and the deliberate intent of defrauding and victimizing innocent day-traders. Keep reading to see how we exposed these con artists and why the Tesler App is a confirmed financial SCAM.

Quick Update 2019: We are getting reports about withdrawals getting declined. Please don’t divulge your credit card information. We have posted a separate post about the Tesler App officially documenting all the complaints we received from traders (and there are many). We have also been notified that Tesler is now being integrated with unlicensed Forex and CFD brokers. Victims are being lured primarily through various pop-under advertisement campaigns, as well as native ads. Native ads are the ads which appear at the bottom of articles, usually in a square box format which is clickable.

Official Scam Website, Login Page, and Members Area: http://teslerapp.co/

Proof of SCAM
Below you will see a screenshot of Abrahams (Alias) saying he would like to “give you $1,000,000 for doing almost next to nothing.” Right next to him you will see the same actor making false claims in regards to the Swarm Intelligence app.

If you need more proof here it is. This band of rogue affiliate marketers is using an image which can be obtained freely online, and trying to make it look like it is their software. If you want to see for yourself go ahead. This fake app has nothing to do with their software and bears no resemblance to it at all.

Tesler App Software Review
Your time has come to join the secret millionaire’s club! That’s right, Steven Abrahams is knocking on people’s doors and making them millionaires at the click of a button. As the sales video continues he moves on to his office and says that he helps “every day normal folks” make life-changing money in a matter of days. Your life is about to change forever, right now! He then goes on to talk about lead patterns and hyper responsive data speed and analysis of millions of market variables. He claims that this is what gives Tesler the leading edge over the market. He says Tesler is fresh, new, and 100% free, and he’s going to let you “test drive” it for the next 41 days.

Abrahams, (AKA Mr. Midas on Wall Street) claims his company charges a 0.5% commission fee for money which is cashed out, and that’s how they make their money. After that we get into the testimonial section of the presentation, and that’s when we hear how everyone is making good money with this system. He claims he was on Forbes, BBC, CNN and other syndicated news (couldn’t find him there), and now he wants to turn you into his next success story. He says he loves money and everything that comes with it. He claims he has given 50% of his income to needy children and charities around the world.

He also says his investors would invest time not money, and then he goes on to mention Jane from Wisconsin who worked as a cleaner in McDonald’s, and talks about Matt the taxi driver from New York who was about to take early retirement due to knee injuries. Now they are both millionaires in less than 30 days.

In reality we are dealing with the worst type of financial scam. It is deliberately designed to target the most susceptible type of customers, and it exploits all the known scam tactics such as hyped-up claims, inflated bank accounts, and fake testimonials (some from fiverr.com). We are witnessing a complete travesty and farce which will undoubtedly be the source of grief and misery for many would-be traders.

Is it Free?
Absolutely not! It’s going to cost you at least $250 to get access to this crummy software and that money will be charged to your credit card by unlicensed offshore brokers.

Similar Viral SCAMS to Avoid
The ones to avoid are the Free Money System, and Jarvis Formula.

Fake Reviews
It’s true, we have seen a lot of fake reviews recently and this is because many seemingly legit website owners accept bribes in the form of commissions or just flat fees and write favorable reviews. Please do your due diligence properly and start asking the hard questions.

Signals Versus Trading Robots
If you are deliberating about which is right for you, it’s with good reason. Fortunately we have researched and selected the best and most consistent money-making machines. These have all passed our rigorous credibility tests and are proudly showcased in our recommended section.

Review Summary and Conclusions
The Tesler App software by Steven Abrahams the actor and fake CEO of Tesler Investments is a BLACKLISTED affiliate SCAM. There facts and evidence have been provided for you, so you can make an informed decision about the legitimacy and accuracy levels of this trading robot. If you were tempted to deposit using this fraudulent system, don’t be surprised if you find unusually large and unapproved sums of money charged to your credit card. This is the classic scam tactics and very commonly practiced by thieving brokers that steal money. In short, stay away from this extremely deceptive and misleading app because it will steal your money and we will not be able to help you get it back.  Don’t forget to  join our Facebook Group and YouTube Channel and get informed.

The Tesler App is a confirmed blacklisted SCAM! There is no denying this since we have already published two revealing and factual-based reviews in regards to this fraudulent software by Steven Abrahams CEO of Tesler Investments. This fake trading robot wreaks of foul play and insidiousness. Ample evidence has been provided in our previous investigations to validate these claims. However, we are now trying to deal with the aftermath caused by this extremely misleading and deceptive auto-trader. So, instead of explaining why it is so dangerous and how it steals money, we simply decided to gather some of the complaints we have received and display them in the most simple and transparent manner. For those of you who have fallen victim to this latest financial scam, we urge you to stop trading and file a detailed scam report in the top menu on our website. Keep reading to see how the Tesler App affiliates and Abrahams the actor are lining their coffers with stolen money.

Official Scam Website, Members Area, and Login Page: http://teslerapp.co/

Complaints:

1. Rob from the Canada
Pat, I have a serious problem with Tesler and I think I was cheated out of $5,500. It was doing reasonably well with short expiry time trades but then these thieves took a lot of long term trades and I lost everything. It has lost my first $250, and then the rest of my investments because it was taking losing trades rate on the long term contracts. Hell, I was better off tossing dice, at least I would have won 50%. Then, it started taking the same trades in a repetitious manner. What could have gone wrong here? I have Banc De Binary as my broker. Thanks, Rob

2. Karina from UK
Patrick please help me. The Tesler people never sent me the software login details. Do you know how to reach these people, they never answer emails?

3. Erik from Finland
I registered and Tesler linked me to some scam broker named binary banc. I was really upset but decided to try my luck anyways. needless to say the money was lost and all they want to talk about is re-investing. What a greedy fool I have been!
TXS, Erik

4. Janet from Denmark
I lost three times 250 Euros in a week with Tesler App. I got OneTwoTrade as broker. Can someone please explain why this happened, I am really upset. 750 Euros in a week.. is it possible that this broker manipulated the signals or the trades? someone please help me 🙁 i lost money!

5. Lars from Norway
I keep getting these email invites all the time. I recognized it straight away as the same as the Tesler App. Maybe its time for me to change my email address

6. Marina from the Netherlands
This Tesler software  is a scam?!! I have only won four trades out of 15. The auto trade feature is worthless! I hope they enjoy my money and their family eats good tonight! Once bitten twice shy!!!

7. Celina from Australia
Hi  Pat, I have used this Tesler trading robot believing as it to be genuine. Unfortunately it turned out its not true what Abrahams is saying. I put $250 but lost everything. It has a %57 loss, so I just gave up because I couldn’t afford to lose more money. Please do not believe them its a lie.

8. Antonella from Spain
Is there any suggestion you have for trading with Tesler App to get the better accuracy levels?I have been trading for five days now and  the overall performance is horrible.

Tesler App Review – A Brief Recap
The Tesler App is an automated trading robot which was developed by Abrahams. It’s is presented to is as a software that generates “life-changing” profits for new traders just now getting started for the first time. Abrahams claims they charge a 0.5% commission on all money cashed out and that’s how they make their money.

What Are We Really Dealing With Here?
In essence, these testimonials indicate a very clear pattern of deception and malice prompted by greed. These con artists are very skilled at enticing new and unsuspecting traders, and this is the real edge, not  lead patterns and hyper responsive data.

Viral SCAM
The Tesler App is now officially viral and has used every trick in the book to try and get good exposure online. In reality, we are witnessing a barrage of complaints prompted by a fake trading app. So don’t forget to stay alert and ask questions

Recommended Systems
For good alternatives and access to consistent money-making machines, please check out our recommended section.

Review Summary and Conclusions
The Tesler App is a dangerous new blacklisted SCAM. We have validated these facts and our findings indicate a very clear pattern of deception. While conducting our investigation we noticed something very peculiar. The actors in this video never look at anyone directly into their eyes. This further validates the fact that the actors know they are cheating and can’t look at each other’s eyes. This is very telling and provides additional circumstantial evidence of foul play. In short, stay away from this fraudulent app and seek alternative sources of income. Check out our Facebook Group and YouTube Channel and catch up on the latest scam reviews.

In our previous Tesler App software review we have already proven that the this fake trading robot by Steven Abrahams CEO of Tesler Investments is a blacklisted SCAM. However, in this followup review we will explain how the scam works, who the people behind it are, and also attempt to explore the money trail. In this unique and revealing article we will look at the various components of the SCAM and try to connect the dots and understand how it works. We will examine the operational as well as financial aspects related to this fake app and auto-trader, and try to poke and prod at the various weak spots to see if we can rattle the cage and make some noise. Hopefully the snakes will come out of hiding as accusations, finger-pointing, and muckraking will start to peel away the layers of deception and fraud.

Official Scam Website, Login Page, and Members Area: http://teslerapp.co/

Who is Steven Abrahams?
Steven Abrahams is the alleged CEO of Tesler Investments and in reality an actor. We have not been able to find out his real identity, but we are constantly looking.

What is the Tesler App? Latest Recap of Software Review
The Tesler App is an automated trading tool that was created by Abrahams. It’s supposed to generate “life-changing” profits for new and inexperienced traders that have just entered the online trading scene.

How the Scam Works
The scam works by enticing potential customers into opening and funding new trading accounts. It uses the usual baiting techniques such as hyped-up claims, fake testimonials, inflated bank accounts, and stolen images. After signing, up the trader (that’s you) is directed to fund a trading account through the cashier section of the software. Once that is done the money is stolen and split between the broker and affiliates in what is referred to as a revenue or profit share scheme.

How The Money Is Stolen
The diagram below illustrates the process and how the money is actually stolen. From an operational aspect what’s needed is a processing company to accept the payment, and a bank to transfer the money. No one ever talks about these people, but governments and law enforcement agencies know that these are the real culprits. These are very shady bankers and credit card processing companies that charge exorbitant fees for accepting stolen money and moving it around. It’s no secret that the SEC and Europol have been monitoring the activities of certain banks. The recent exposure of the Panama Papers and a recent Swiss banker that was jailed represent the tip of the iceberg in a large fraud ring which is directly related to embezzlement, tax evasion, and money laundering of funds illegally obtained from financial scams just like the Tesler App.

More Complaints
As the day progresses more grievances start to emerge and the picture is looking very grim. We anticipated a certain amount of complaints to arrive, but this is highly irregular and beats the lot hands down.

Other Viral Scams to Avoid
The Royce Code and Millionaire Blueprint are constantly getting complaints these days.

Signals or Trading Robots?
If you are looking for a legit trading app and not quite sure how to get started, join the club! We have tested a variety of apps and while most of them fail the most basic credibility tests, there are a few that perform and these are all displayed in our recommended section.

Review Summary and Conclusions
The Tesler App software by Steven Abrahams CEO of Tesler Investments is a SCAM trading robot and rightfully blacklisted in our impartial review and investigation. We have it from trusted sources that it is linked to a global fraud ring and managed by criminals with ties to the most dangerous cyber-fraud organizations. These organizations are insulated and compartmentalized, so we were not able to find out who the bankers are, but it doesn’t mean we will stop trying since that is the mandate which has been given to us by our members and subscribers. Check out our Facebook Group and YouTube Channel to get informed.