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Titan G27 Review – Scam or Legit? [my results]

There have been a lot of people asking about Blue Edge Financial's Titan G27 trading bot so I finally decided to put together a review on it.

I'll be going over what exactly this trading bot is, how it works, its track-record and my results using it, pros v cons, and how to set it up in case you want to get started.

Spoiler Alert: It's definitely not a scam and I highly recommend it. You'll see why.

What Is Titan G27?

Titan G27 is an A.I. powered Forex trading software by Blue Edge Financial, which is a Forex education & software company run by a small group of guys that just started out in 2019. In a nutshell, this G27 software is something that you turn on and let run for you, hands-free. The only thing you'll have to do is fund a brokerage account of course, but we'll get to this later.

I actually joined Blue Edge Financial before the Titan G27 was released. This was when there was just the Titan G7 version, which I still use, but the Titan G27 has been performing better and this is now their main trading bot. I also believe it's the only one new members can get access to.

How It Works

Titan G27, as mentioned, is a software that you simply set up and let run. Once you set it up you really don't have to do anything besides occassionally update it, which the Blue Edge Financial team will alert you to.

Once you have it set up it will look something like this, not that you need to know what any of this means right now...

The bot runs on the MT4 (MetaTrader 4) trading platform, which is basically a popular Forex trading platform that people can program their own bots to run on... that's a simple explanation of it.

Risk Management

One of the most attractive features of the G27 is the way it manages risk. The last thing you want to happen is to wake up one morning and find that your trading bot blew your entire account.

Luckily this will not happen, although it could if you wanted it to. What I mean by this is that you have control over how much risk you want the G27 bot to trade with. There are some settings that you can manually adjust, and one of them is how much of your account you want the bot to use per trade. This can be a fixed number or a percentage.

Additionally, and this is very important to take note of, the Titan G27 bot trades all 27 pairs, including gold (XAUUSD). This really diversifies things. Even if one trading pair is doing absolutely horrible, you still have 26 others to help balance things out.

*This is why it's called Titan G27.

Following The "Smart Money"

This bot was actually developed by a professional Forex trader for a private hedge fund client, someone who has managed billions of dollars and knows what they are doing. The team at Blue Edge Financial got in contact with this person and were able to get access to the software. Additionally, this anonymous Forex trader also wrote a detailed ebook called "The Unspoken Laws Of A Forex Bank Trader" that is available for free and that you'll find out about if you join.

But anyways, retail traders lose money the majority of the time. Following what is usually done is called following the herd, and this is exactly what G27 does NOT do.

There really isn't much information about what all types of indicators the G27 bot uses, but what I do know is that it utilizes a handful of indicators and has a bunch of strategies at its disposal to use depending on the current market movements. This is how the AI software works... it analyses what's going on and decides what strategy would be most profitable at the moment.

Tracking the "smart money", which is the money moving around from big institutions, is one of the main focuses here, and there is also a focus on trading based on the market sentiment, which is something you don't see many trading softwares taking into account.

Track-Record & My Results

And now for the results, which I'm sure you've been waiting for.

Backtesting

First let's go over the backtesting results. This software has been backtested all the way back to 2008 and has been extremely profitable every year.

The average monthly gain over this entire 10+ year period has been 29.06%... pretty crazy.

However, backtesting is the past. We want to see how this software actually performs for real... right?

Well, here are my results using it...

My Results

  • Month 1: So when I started out the next several days were in the negatives. My account was down to around -10% pretty quickly, but luckily it made a quick recovery and is now sitting just above break-even. So far nothing amazing but nothing bad either.
  • Month 2: I'll keep this updated as time goes on.

Cost & Refunds

In order to use Titan G27 you have to buy a membership to Blue Edge Financial. The way it works is that you buy a membership and then you have access to the G27 trading software and everything else that they offer, which includes an extensive Trading Academy if you are interested in learning manual trading, indicators they have developed and more.

It's well worth the $147/mo price tag. In fact, I think for most people the Titan G27 alone is going to be well worth the price, and then you have everything else on top of that.

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

If for any reason you want your money back within 30 days of purchasing, you can get a full refund. Of course this is just for the membership fee though, and if you lose any money trading then you can't get that back.

This money-back guarantee makes the whole system risk-free in a way. Because you can actually start the Titan G27 out trading with a demo account, which means you can set everything up to make real trades, but don't actually risk real money.

Pros v Cons

Pros

  • Fully automated (hands-free)
  • Easy to set up (I'll go over this next)
  • Extensively back-tested with great results
  • Great risk-managment & the user can control this to some extent
  • Developed by a professional Forex trader
  • Not too expensive (considering what you're getting access to)

Cons

  • Risk involved (of course you are not guaranteed to make you money)
  • Will probably need to fund your trading account with at least $1,000 for it to be worth paying the $147/mo price
  • Little information on what indicators the software uses and who the Forex trader that developed it is (seems to want to keep their name anonymous)

Conclusion - Worth Using?

By the tone of this article you can tell that I'm very bullish on the future using Titan G27. Personally I do recommend it, but of course the decision ultimately comes down to you.

G27 is unique in so many ways compared to other trading softwares, and the way it manages risk ensures you'll never just all-of-a-sudden blow an account.

But most importantly, the G27 software has an outstanding track-record. Its backtesting + forward testing results are what it's all about, and in this regard things have been very profitable.

So if you're on the fence about joining, I'd say to go for it. As mentioned, you can start out risk-free with a demo trading account and Blue Edge Financial offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Getting Started

The first step of course is to join Blue Edge Financial. Once you join they actually have a nice step-by-step tutorial for getting everything set up, but I'll go over the basics just so you know what to expect.

Step 1: Join Blue Edge Financial

You can click here to join.

Step 2: Open a Brokerage Account

You can use whatever Forex broker you want to. They provide suggestions because it's ideal to use a broker that has low spreads, but you are free to do as you please.

*I'd recommend just going with their suggestion if you are unsure. And I'm using LQDFX by the way.

Step 3: Connect Your Broker ID to Your Blue Edge Financial Account

This is as simple as entering a number that you'll be provided.

Step 4: Connect to a VPS

This is something I haven't mentioned yet, but it's very important. You'll need to pay for a VPS service as well, but don't worry this is cheap. The one I'm using is only around $8/mo and there are cheaper options available.

A VPS (virtual private server) is a computer that runs in the cloud. So you just pay for the service and then have access to this cloud computer. This is where you install Titan G27 so that it can run smoothly 24/7.

They recommend some good VPS services that are cheap. If you use their recommendations then your VPS will already have MT4 with Titan G27 pre-installed. If you use a different service then you'll have to install it yourself.

*I'm using MyForexVPS and I'd recommend it. It's one of the ones Blue Edge recommends as well.

Step 5: Connect MT4 Account to Broker

 Next you'll have to connect your MT4 account to your broker. For this step you'll just need your broker trading account number and password - very simple.

Start out with a demo account first!

It's recommended that you start out with a demo account first. This is something covered in the setup tutorial at Blue Edge Financial as well. You can start with a live trading account and real money right away if you want to, but I'd recommend starting with the demo.

Any questions? Just ask them below!

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Titan G7 Review
Legit Money Making Opportunities

Titan G7 Review – Scam or Does It Really Work? [Results]

Is the Titan G7 trading bot legit and will it really make you money on autopilot? Or, is it a scam like most trading bots seem to be?

If you've been on my blog before then you know I like to test out new ways to make money online. Sometimes I lose money and sometimes I make money. 

When I came across the Titan G7 it sounded too good to be true just like most trading bots, but I have been pleasantly surprised with the results. If you're interested in using this trading software (bot) then you're definitely going to want to read this.

What Is Titan G7?

titan G7

Titan G7 is an AI-powered trading software that, in a nutshell, makes trades for you on the Forex market and adjusts to market conditions based on different trading algorithms it utilizes. Users have the ability to tweek settings if they want to, but basically all you do is set it up and let it run on its own.

It sounds crazy, I know, but these things actually do exist. I'll go over how it works in more detail in a bit.

Who's Behind It?

G7 is a trading software that was created by Blue Edge Financial. This is a company that provides education on Forex trading as well as this AI trading software and a few other helpful tools. The company is rather new and has been gaining a lot of attention, which is how I heard about them and came across the Titan G7 in the first place.

Is It Legit?

Yes, this is legit. I was skeptical at first too, especially with all the automated trading system scams out there, like Brexit Trader that I reviewed for example, but it's certainly no scam. I'll even show you how you can start using the G7 practically risk-free by the end of this review, which is how I suggest everyone start out using it.

How It Works

As mentioned, this is an AI-powered trading software. According to one of the creators, Tyler Turner, it uses 100 different strategies to read the market and determine when to get in and out of trades. Of course it won't be using all of these at once, but it will read the market conditions and use whatever of the 100 strategies it finds to be the best at any given time. I'm not sure where I heard it, but I think it uses 6 strategies at any given moment, and the rest are just sitting their in its repository waiting to be called on when the time comes.

One of the things that makes G7 so attractive is the way it manages risk.  G7 makes use of set take-profits and set stop-losses, so that if a trade does end up going back you won't lose your entire account. Additionally, users are able to adjust the amount of their account they want to risk per trade, so that they have control over how aggressive it is. That said, I've been using the default settings and these seem to work great.

The MT4 Program

Titan G7 is a software that is build on top of the MT4 Forex trading program, which is one of the most popular out there. 

I'm not a programmer so I can't really explain this is good detail, but think of it like this: MT4 is the trading program and Titan G7 is software that installed onto MT4.

I hope that makes sense.

Here's what it looks like when it's running... (don't worry, you don't have to understand anything here... just some imagery)

titan g7 software

So since the Titan G7 runs on the MT4 platfrom, you are first going to have to install the MT4 platform. This is simple and I'll go over how this works in the section on getting started.

Forex Pairs

We already know it trades Forex, but I guess I should provide a little more details on this.

Forex is the "foreign exchange market is a global decentralized or over-the-counter market for the trading of currencies", and the currency pairs that Titan G7 is programmed to trade include the 7 big ones: EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD, USDCAD, & USDCHF.

This is something that is also a big deal, and it helps minimize risk because not all your eggs are in one basket. If one currency pair isn't performing well, the others are there to help balance things out.

Performance

Yes, it's an automated trading software that does everything for you, but if it doesn't perform that well and make you money, then what good is it, right? 

It all comes down to performance, and luckily this is an area where Titan G7 excels. 

Titan G7 has been profitable every single year since 2004.

It's only been around since 2020, but the team at Blue Edge Financial has done extensive backtesting and these results are public, and quite amazing. Here is a link to the results if you want to see them for yourself.

*Note: You can run backtests yourself with adjusted settings and whatnot, so you know this isn't just made-up.

My Results

Demo Testing:

I wish I would have recorded things when I first started using Titan G7, but I didn't. I began with a demo account, meaning that I was using the software but not real money. I ran this for about one and a half weeks and it performed well, so then I deposited money with my broker and started with a live account.


Month 1 of Live Trading (beginning of May 2020 to June 2020)

  • +3.55% with default settings

So, in this first month the markets were very unpredictable, which I guess should be expected with the whole covid-19 pandemic going on. When it first started out, for the first couple of weeks, I lost some money, nearly 5%. However, by the end of the first month I was in the positives with a +3.55% growth. This isn't a great number, but considering the situation I'm very happy with it.

Month 2 of Live Trading (I'll update this once complete!)


It's required that I show you this!

The Cost, and Is It Worth Using?

Well the choice is ultimately yours, but I certainly think it is.

The Titan G7 isn't a standalone and you have to purchase a membership to Blue Edge Financial's whole suite, which includes all their Forex academy training and more for $147/mo, but even if you can start out with just a $1,000 or even just a $500 trading account it could be worth it with the compounding profits.

Of course you can't expect the same results as the backtesting and there's no guarantee you'll make money, but it does seem pretty probable to me based on what I see... and from my experience thus far.

Scenario With a $500 Account:

The backtesting results they ran were with a 0.01 lot size per $500, and the average monthly gain was 40.83% - insane I know.

They suggest running it at a 0.01 lot size per $1,000 though, which is less aggressive but less risky. But, even if you were to achieve just around half of this, 20% a month, here would be the results if you left all the money in your account and let it compound starting out with just a $500 account:

  • Month 1: 500 + 20% = 600
  • Month 2: 600 + 20% = 720
  • Month 3: 720 + 20% = 864
  • Month 4: 864 + 20% = 1,036.80
  • Month 5: 1,036.80 + 20% = 1,244.16
  • Month 6: 1,244.16 + 20% = 1,492.99
  • Month 7: 1,492.99 + 20% = 1,791.59
  • Month 8: 1,791.59 + 20% = 2,149.91
  • Month 9: 2,149.91 + 20% = 2,579.89
  • Month 10: 2,579.89 + 20% = 3,095.87
  • Month 11: 3,095.87 + 20% = 3,715.04
  • Month 12: 3,715.04 + 20% = 4,458.05

The outcome of +20% each month starting out with just $500 and letting it compound is $4,458.05 at the end of the year. This is a gain of $3,958.05 from your original $500 deposit.

If we take into account that a membership for Blue Edge Financial costs $147/mo, or  $1,764, this is definitely still worth it. In the beginning the amount you make would be less than the monthly cost of the membership, but as your account compounds it pays for itself and more in not much time.

Disclaimer: Of course I have to say that past results don't indicate future results and that you certainly are not guaranteed to make money like this, but I think it's a very conservatively realistic example, considering the 16 years of backtesting showed much better.

How To Get Started

All of this will be explained in more detail after you join Blue Edge Financial. But I'll just give you an overview so that you know what to expect...

Step 1: Join Blue Edge Financial

First you'll have to purchase their membership. Click here to join.

Step 2: Open a Broker Account

If you have one already that supports the MT4 platform then you can use it. If not, they recommend certain ones to use. I personally am using LQDFX because of its very low spreads, and this has been working out well for me (they also recommend this one).

Step 3: Connect Broker to Blue Edge Financial

This is simple. You'll just have to enter a number they give you into your Blued Edge Financial account settings.

Step 4: Open Up a VPS Service

This is another cost you will have. My VPS service is only costing me $8 a month, so it's nothing to worry about.

This is where you will host the MT4 platform running the Titan G7, which will be able to run all day and night without interference. A VPS is basically a computer you rent on some remote server. It's needed to keep a trading bot like this running consistently.

Step 5: Connect MT4 to Your Broker

And lastly you'll just have to connect the MT4 platform to your brokerage account. This also just consists of entering a number they give you - very simple.

After this the Titan G7 is ready to go, and I'd suggest getting started with a demo account to test things out risk-free.

Who It's Best For

It certainly doesn't take a skilled trader or anything. There aren't any real requirements, and you can live anywhere in the world and do this, so as far as I can see it's good for just about anyone who wants to make money. All you need is a little investment to start out.

I know a lot of people who have never traded Forex of done anything like this are probably concerned that it all will be too difficult to get set up. I'd recommend giving it a try. Blue Edge Financial provides instructions on everything via video tutorials, so it's all pretty simple really.

Final Thoughts

Well, I'm certainly glad I decided to take the chance and join Blue Edge Financial. I've used trading bots before, but never really had all that great of success with them. Titan G7 has done amazing for me so far and I'd strongly recommend anyone reading this to join and give it a try.

Blue Edge Financial has a 30-day refund policy and you can start out trading with a demo account, so there really isn't much risk to get started.

Using Titan G7 Risk-Free

I mentioned using a demo account but I'll provide some more details on this.

You'll be able to set up a demo account with your broker and choose the amount of money you want in it (fake money). You can hook this up to Titan G7 just as you would a live account and let it run to see the results, this way you can start without risking any money.

They go over all of this when you join Blue Edge Financial.

If you have any questions be sure to let me know in the comment section below! And share with me your results after you join!

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ZmartBit Review
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Is ZmartBit a Scam? – NOT SAFE!

ZmartBit is a new bitcoin earning pyramid scheme that claims to be “the biggest business opportunity of your lifetime”, but should you join? Is ZmartBit a scam?

Ya, pyramid schemes are illegal in most countries, but if you can make a ton of money fast then it still might be worth the risk, right?

Well, I certainly wouldn’t recommend joining because if you do there is a good chance you will never see any returns on your initial investments.

There are a lot of red-flags. First off, we have absolutely no idea who the owners of the website are or anything about the people running the scheme. They don’t provide any info. The people running it claim to be a “group of people with many years of experience in the Network Marketing industry”, which just makes things seem even more scammy because it would be nice if these people had some knowledge and/or experience with cryptocurrency!

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This is a major red-flag right off the bat. And after a quick search on Scam Doc it seems that the ZmartBit website (ZmartBit.com) has a measly 1% trust rating… which is the lowest rating possible…

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The reasons given for the very low trust rating include:

  • The domain name is very recent (true, it was just registered on September 20th, 2019)
  • It has a short life expectancy (not sure how they determine this but it’s definitely not good)
  • The site is suspected to be a source of spam (again, not good)

So right off the bat things aren’t looking too good… but let’s get into the review and go over how this money-making scheme actually works so you can get a better idea of what it’s all about.

ZmartBit Review

In a nutshell, ZmartBit is a another bitcoin pyramid scheme that you buy into and then recruit others in to make money.

The reason I say “another” bitcoin pyramid scheme is because there have been plenty in the past. We’ve had Bitty Cash, Bitcoins Wealth Club, Ads Crypto and a lot more.

This scheme does have a product they “sell” in order to try to come-off as being legitimate, however, the money making opportunity is at the core of what they offer and you must join as an affiliate to even get access to their product.

This is very shady activity. You can’t be a normal customer even if you want to. You must buy into the scheme opportunity.

Products

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At first it seemed like ZmartBit could be just some sort of cryptocurrency software wallet. They mention that ZmartBit will allow for user-to-user transactions and they also mention that you will be able to store your Bitcoin with ZmarBit… sounds just like any wallet at this point.

But then they go on to mention that you can:

“Learn everything from the Cryptocurrency world, at an affordable price and have access to the biggest business opportunity of your lifetime”

What they are talking about here is an educational course that they offer called “Crypto University” (aka Bitcoin University). This is their only real product… but as mentioned, you will have to buy into the pyramid scheme to get access to it.

With Crypto University they tell us that you will be “able to learn everything from the cryptocurrency world”, but these sorts of educational programs are mostly a thing of the past. There is so much free information available on Youtube and Google that paying for educational material on cryptocurrency is ridiculous. And, I doubt that the material is that good anyhow.

*Note: This sort of cryptocurrency pyramid scheme that provides educational material as a product to try to come-off as being legal is also nothing new. In the past we have seen CryptoWorld Network, Bitcoin Frontiers and others do the same… and they didn’t turn out to be much.

The Business Opportunity

In order to buy into the business opportunity you must pay at least $260, and this is just to start out. There are 10 different levels in this pyramid scheme and you must pay more money to advance up each level, as well as recruit others in.

Compensation Plan

Starting out at Level 1 (White) you pay $260 and there are 4 positions you can earn from, in which you will earn $125 for each recruit. To advance to Level 2 you will need to fill those 4 positions, and then of course pay more money.

At each higher level the number of positions increases, first by a multiple of 4 going from Level 1 to Level 2, and then by a multiple of 2 every level after that…

  • Level 1 – White
    • Costs $260
    • Can earn $125 per filled position
    • 4 positions total
  • Level 2 – Green
    • Costs another $260
    • Can earn $156 per filled position
    • 16 positions total
  • Level 3 – Yellow
    • Costs $530
    • Can earn $156 per filled position
    • 32 positions total
  • Level 4 – Orange
    • Costs $1060
    • Can earn $156 per filled position
    • 64 positions total
  • Level 5 – Blue
    • Costs $2100
    • Can earn $156 per filled position
    • 128 positions total
  • Level 6 – Pink
    • Costs $4200
    • Can earn $78 per filled position
    • 256 positions total
  • Level 7 – Bronze
    • Costs $8300
    • Can earn $46 per filled position
    • 512 positions total
  • Level 8 – Silver
    • Costs $8400
    • Can earn $23 per filled position
    • 1024 positions total
  • Level 9 – Gold
    • Costs 8500
    • Can earn $11 per filled position
    • 2048 positions total
  • Level 10 – Platinum
    • Costs $8600
    • Can earn $6 per filled position
    • 4096 positions total

As if the fact that we know nothing about the people running this and how the costs to level up increase drastically while commissions go down drastically… isn’t bad enough already… this is guaranteed to fail.

Why This Is Guaranteed to Fail

There is no ifs, ands, or buts about it… this sort of pyramid scheme setup will fail and is guaranteed to fail.

Here’s why:

The reason is because the only people joining are those buying into the money-making scheme. There is no one that is buying in just for the products, and as mentioned you can’t even do this if you want to.

So, in order to recoup you initial investment you have to recruit in more people. You will have to recruit in at least 3 people to make back the $260 that it costs to sign up initially… and then those people will have to do the same in order to get back their initial investment.

This is how pyramid schemes work. They are completely reliant on new recruits coming in… and of course this isn’t sustainable forever.

So what happens in the end is the overwhelming majority of people that are low on the pyramid end up losing money rather than making any.

Yes there are some people that make a lot of money from pyramid schemes, but in order to be one of these people you have to get in early and you have to have some way to recruit mass amounts of people.

And this is assuming that the people running the scheme will actually pay you, which I am hesitant to believe based on the fact that we know absolutely nothing about the people behind this.

Conclusion – This Is a Bad Idea

  • We don’t know anything about the people behind this scheme
  • Low trust rating from Scam Doc
  • Can’t purchase products without buying into the scheme
  • Cost to level-up increases while commission payouts decrease
  • Mathematically guaranteed to fail

It’s just not a good idea.

As mentioned, yes it is possible to make money with pyramid schemes if you get in early enough and are able to recruit a lot of people to join… but this ZmartBit doesn’t look very well organized and in my opinion it won’t be long before it vanishes from the face of the internet.

So do yourself a favor and avoid it.

It you want a legitimate way to make money online (not a pyramid scheme) then you can always take a look at what I do… and have been doing since 2015.

Here is my free guide

I hope you found this review helpful. Please leave any comments or questions below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

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Brexit Trader Scam
"Get Rich Quick", Easy Money Scams

Brexit Trader – Scam Exposed? Yes & Here’s Why

Unfortunately when something sounds too good to be true then it probably is… and Brexit Trader is a scam indeed, which I’m guessing you were suspicious of.

There are many automated trading software scams out there like this that exist and the best way to avoid them is to simply remember the saying just mentioned… “if something sounds too good to be true then it probably is.”

You also have to be careful with the loads of fake reviews that plague the internet. During my research I’ve come across other reviews of Brexit Trader that claim it is a good way to make easy money and that you should invest in it… but these reviews are complete BS and are just trying to make money off of unsuspecting individuals.

What Is Brexit Trader?

Brexit Trader is said to be an automated trading software that capitalizes on the volatility of Bitcoin price based on news coming out about Brexit. The idea is that Brexit announcements are going to increase the volatility of Bitcoin prices, giving traders big swings that they can capitalize on.

The idea makes sense… and there are media outlets like CoinTelegraph predicting that a no-deal Brexit will push Bitcoin to new highs.

The trading software is said to read the market and make predictions about price swings. It is said to be a whopping 99.4% accurate, which means that anyone who uses this trading software is guaranteed to profit… but this is a bit ridiculous as I’ll discuss in a bit.

Any trader knows that market volatility is a good friend. Now if you are long-term investing this is a different story–but for trading market volatility is a great thing. I actually trade bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies myself and an unstable market can be a lot of fun… and a good money-maker.

So the idea behind this trading software makes sense… but unfortunately just because it makes sense doesn’t mean it isn’t a scam.

Red Flags

When you land on the website for Brexit Trader it starts out like most other similar scams I’ve reviewed… Netflix Soft, Bitcoin Bonanza… there are plenty of examples.

First they show a bunch of news clips about why there is impending doom coming your way which makes you worried… then they show you some other news clips that lead one to believe their trading system is going to save everything.

First it starts off with news clips about how Brexit is going to cause massive rises in unemployment in the EU, then there are clips about how great Bitcoin is as a store of value and why you should invest.

So right off the bat it seems to be following the same scam blueprint as many others… and the red-flags pile up from there.

1. No Idea Who Is Behind This Software

The person introduced as the creator of this software goes by the name of “Paul Harrison” and he claims to be an ex software engineer and trader himself.

This is great and all… but I am very hesitant to believe any of this because there is nothing that we are told or shown that is verifiable. All of the information given on this “Paul Harrison” guy could easily have been made up for the purposes of promoting this scam… which I see happen all the time with scams like this.

2. Impossible Levels of Accuracy

99.4% accuracy… that is the claim made and it is one heck of a ridiculous claim.

There is no automated trading robot that exists even close to being this accurate and they expect me to believe that this one is even though we have no idea who is behind it and it follows the same blueprint of just about every other automated trading scam out there?

Even predicting a traditional market with over 90% accuracy is ridiculous… predicting the cryptocurrency market, which is known to be incredibly volatile and unpredictable, with 99.4% accuracy…? Come on now… this is just stupid.

3. Completely Free???

If you’ve ever taken a class in economics you’ve learned that nothing is free in life… except for things like breathing air. But Brexit Trader claims to be 100% free.

They tell us that there are NO BROKER FEES OR COMMISSIONS and that USING THE BREXIT TRADER COSTS NOTHING.

So how does this make sense? Where are they making money? They have to be making it from somewhere right?

Or are they just allowing people to use their software for free out of the kindness of their hearts?

Another major red flag.

4. Fake Testimonials

If this trading software really were as good as they say then you would think it would be easy for them to get real testimonials… but for some reason they are all fake…. Hmmmm…?

On the website they show a bunch of testimonials as shown below. You have a bunch of people claiming to make a ton of money with Brexit Trader and are ranting/raving about how great it is…

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But after doing some reverse Google Image searches for the people pictured in these testimonials I was able to find that they are NOT who they are shown as.

For example, the guy pictured in the top left above… his image is all over the internet on many different websites… which leads me to believe it’s just a stock photo…screenshot

The same goes for all the other testimonial photos. They are all fake.

This Is How You Get Scammed

The idea is that you:

  1. Register for free
  2. Fund your trading account
  3. and Start profiting

It sounds so simple.

But what happens is they will refer you to some unregulated broker that can’t be trusted and does not care about your money.

How it usually works is that scam opportunities, Brexit Trader in this example, have deals with the brokers they are referring people to and they make affiliate commissions from the money that they invest.

So Brexit Trader sends people to brokers to deposit money and they make money from the brokers.

It’s all a scam.

Once you deposit money with the broker you are assigned it may even appear as if you are making money, but when it comes to withdrawing that money you might run into some problems.

Conclusion – Scam

While I haven’t actually invested my money into the Brexit Trader, I am very confident in my position on it. I’ve reviewed so many similar scams it’s not even funny… literally dozens upon dozens over the years. Scams like this will continue to evolve and capitalize on new events going on in the world.

Stay safe and avoid anything that seems suspicious.

Remember, if something sounds too good to be true then it probably is.

Take care and if you want a way to make money online that I actually recommend, take a look at my guide to making money online that I put together… which details exactly how I make a living working online for myself and how others can get started doing the same.

Also, leave your comments and questions below 🙂

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Paid 4 Clout Scam – Nothing More Than a Waste of Time

Paid 4 Clout is another one of these websites claiming you can make up to $500 today just by referring people through social media. They also claim to give out a $25 bonus for signing up, but the problem with all of this is that it isn’t true.

Paid 4 Clout is a scam and in this review I’ll be going over why.

I’m sorry to disappoint, but unfortunately making money online isn’t quite this easy. There are a lot of scam websites out there identical to Paid 4 Clout that are luring in unsuspecting individuals, getting them to do work, but then scamming them and not paying.

Paid 4 Clout Review

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My guess is you probably saw Paid 4 Clout promoted on social media, or maybe you even go an email with a link from someone promoting it. Unfortunately the people promoting it think they are going to make a bunch of money, just as P4C tells you, but they will end up being disappointed in the end when they find out they don’t get paid.

We are told that we can supposedly make $500 today and there is even a $25 sign up bonus just for signing up, for a limited time of course.

Right off the bat this sounds a little bit too good to be true… well… actually a LOT too good to be true. And you being the logical person that you are decided to take the time to do a little extra research beforehand, thus leading you to my review here.

But…

At the same time the website looks pretty professional, they claim to be the “#1 influencer network”, and the sound of making such easy money is very tempting. Not only that, but they also have all sorts of testimonials from people who have supposedly made a bunch of easy money through them.

How (They Claim) It Works

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Sounds easy enough… all they say that you have to do is 1) join, which is free and you supposedly get a $25 bonus for doing, 2) invite friends, share your influencer link and get paid $10 every time someone else joins, and 3) get paid via PayPal, CashApp, Bitcoin, checks in the mail and more.

They even have a calculator on the website where you enter in the # of followers you have on social media and it tells you how much money you could make on a daily basis.

I entered 300 just to see what it would say and it is telling me that I could make $73/day… which is pretty darn good considering this takes almost no work.
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However, this is mostly a bunch of lies.

Why it Does NOT Work Like They Tell You

Income Calculator Makes No Sense

Let’s talk about that income calculator, which is a bunch of BS.

How could it possibly estimate how much income you can make just by having you enter the amount of social media followers you have?

Answer: It can’t

They know nothing about your social media followers and how interested they might be in an opportunity like this. It’s ridiculous and is just some stupid feature they added to the website to try to make it seem legit.

$25 Sign Up Bonus Is Impossible

A $25 sign up bonus… really?

Come on now. This is getting more and more ridiculous. How on earth can they afford to be paying people $25 just to sign up?

The answer is that they can’t… and shortly I’ll show you what actually happens when you sign up.

Fake Testimonials

When you go to the Testimonials section of the website there are tons of videos from all these people who claim to have used this program to make loads of easy money. However, they are all fake.

Well, at least that is my assumption because I know for certain that some of them are fake.

Take for example the video shown below…

fake testimonials

As soon as I saw this guy I knew it was a fake. I’ve seen him many other times while reviewing scams online and this is because he is actually a paid actor that is available for hire on Fiverr. So the scammers behind this Paid 4 Clout scam paid him to make a video about it.

Here you can see a job posting of his on Fiverr…

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Lies About The Number of Members

The truth is that you can’t really trust anything this place tells you. Not only are the video testimonials proven to be fake, but the statistics they give us are ridiculous.

They tell us that they have over 300,000 members and have paid out over $44 million!, which is why they are the “#1 influencer network”…
screenshotHowever, I did a WHOIS search and found that this website was just registered in July of 2019… making it absolutely impossible for them to have gained this many members and paid out this amount of money in such a small amount of time.

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Scam Complaints

There are also quite a few complaints you will find online from people who have tried to withdrawal their earnings without having any luck.

Take for example this complaint from ScamAdviser… 

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Want to know how this really works? I’ll show you…

This Is What Happens When You Join

The first thing that happens is you get this ridiculous message saying that not only can you earn $10 when you get someone to join, but you will also earn $2 for every person that simply clicks on your link…

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How the heck can they possibly have the money to pay us $2 just when someone clicks our links? They can’t!

But anyways… here is the dashboard you see once you are logged in…

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You can see that right in the center you get your referral link that you can share. This is the main part of all of this.

What caught my eye is the blue button for “$30 Surveys & Apps”.

I was thinking $30 is a heck of a lot for taking surveys. I’m used to sites like Swagbucks that usually only pay $0.50 – $2 per survey. It sounds too good to be true but I checked it out anyhow…screenshot

Sure enough! It was too good to be true.

Sounds amazing to be able to win free smart phones and get paid up to $30 from Paid 4 Clout at the same time, but unfortunately this isn’t going to happen.

What happens is you are taken in a never ending circle of filling out information so that you can supposedly win the phone, but you never end up making it to the end. It’s basically a way for these scammers to extract as much personal information as possible from you, which they can then use for marketing purposes.

There was actually an identical scam a while back called Viral Pay that did the same thing. It also claimed to be the “#1 influencer network” and had a bunch of scammy looking offers, one of which was to win a $100 McDonald’s gift card…screenshot

It would tell you that you have to collect 100 points to get the gift card, but would lead you around in circles and I’m pretty sure it was impossible to ever collect those 100 points. It would basically direct you to a bunch of different websites to enter information, sign up for things, etc… just to collect all the personal information it could from you.

Conclusion = Scam

  • There is no way you can make $500 today
  • The $25 sign up bonus is impossible – Where on earth do they get enough money to be able to give people $25 just to sign up?
  • Earning $2 just for getting someone to click on your link is unheard-of… and for good reason–it’s impossible to stay in business paying people like this!
  • The video testimonials are known fakes
  • The stats they display are fake as well
  • The offers just take you in a bunch of circles and I doubt anyone has actually won any of them

All in all there is nothing legitimate about this website. To me it seems like one big scheme to harvest as much personal information from people as possible.

They trick people into promoting this opportunity with the hopes of making money online and then trick everyone to enter more and more information when trying to win offers.

Don’t expect to make any money and don’t expect to win any offers. What you can expect is to get a ton of spam in your email inbox after signing up for all sorts of things they push you to sign up for.

Looking For a Real Way to Make Money Online?

If you want something that is actually proven to work then I highly suggest Wealthy Affiliate, which is the same program I’ve been using since 2015 to make money online.

Why do I recommend this program? Well, simply because I know from experience that it works.

You can read my review of Wealthy Affiliate here to find out more.

Take care and be sure to leave any comments or questions below. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

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AliProfits System Scam – Avoid This Money Trap [Review]

Is the AliProfits System really a guaranteed way to make $500 a day with just 30 minutes of work? It sounds incredible, but unfortunately I have heard similar claims all too many times before, and they usually turn out to be scams.

So is AliProfits System a scam or is this finally the once in a lifetime opportunity that we all have been waiting for.

Well… I’m sorry to say, but this is definitely NOT that once in a lifetime opportunity to strike it rich. In fact, you are more than likely going to have less money than when you started because you probably won’t even make the $37 back that it costs to buy into this in the first place.

In this review of AliProfits System I’ll be going over and exposing a bunch of lies that we are told and what is really going on here.

Thinking about buying into this? You are going to want to think again… Trust me on this.

AliProfits System Review

The AliProfits System is a system for making money online through e-commerce that was created by a guy named Shawn. It all sounds amazingly simple and to be honest, way too good to be true.

Chances are that you probably received an email about some awesome new way to make money online, which had a link in it, and you clicked that link which then directed you to the video presentation. How do I know? Well, because that is how it usually works with scammy systems like this–just like Home Income Millionaire and ClixStarter (that I recently reviewed).

When I first landed on the video presentation if I was pretty much positive that it was a scam, but of course you can’t always judge a book by it’s cover, so I decided to do a little digging around–which just further backed up my initial opinion of it being a scam.

Sounds Like a Scam

Some of what we are told includes…

  • “You are one of the lucky few that has been selected to watch this special presentation”
  • With this system you can make you thousands of dollars every day “like clockwork”
  • This “legally siphons cash” from a $372 billion industry
  • “You are just a few clicks away from making $2,500 per day”
  • It is an autopilot system
  • It only requires 30 minutes of work a day
  • Only 20 more students are allowed into the system

Everything here leads me to believe that this is a scam. I have reviewed hundreds of scams on my website here and there are many common scam characteristics that AliProfits System has.

Overall it just sounds way too good to be true end as the saying goes, if something sounds too good to be true it probably is.

But not only does it sound like a scam, but it also looks like one–and I’ll show you some visible proof of this…

And Looks Like a Scam..

Do you remember the video testimonials from people claiming that they are making tons of money with this system?

For example, Fred supposedly quit his job and now has a bunch of time and financial freedom–making $5k – $6k per month with AliProfits System…fake testimonial

And then there was Alicia who supposedly made over $2,500 in her first week of using the system…

fake testimonial

Ya, well… Unfortunately none of these testimonials are real. They are completely fake and the people are just paid actors that have been hired by the creators of this system–obviously because the system is not any good and they couldn’t get any testimonials from real customers–because of course the real customers aren’t actually making any money from it.

Here is some proof that these people are just paid actors. As you can see below they are both freelancers that create spokesperson videos on the freelance market place called Fiverr…screenshotscreenshot

Note: While it is a bit unethical, I’m not here to argue the actions of these actors–I’m here to review the program.

Next up… the disclaimer

Take a look at this! (which can be found at the bottom of the website)…

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It literally tells you word for word that “the typical purchaser does not make any money using this system”.

So what are we supposed to believe, the disclaimer or what we are told in the video presentation?

The answer is that you should always believe the disclaimer. Basically what is going on here is that people can say whatever they want to in video presentations and what not, as long as they state the truth in a disclaimer like this. So they can tell us all the BS and lies they want to with their sales pitch. This is how incredibly scammy programs like this are able to get away with what they do.

Lots of Red Flags

As if everything I went over above wasn’t already enought to show that this is more than likely a scam, there’s more!

One thing I noticed is that the spokesman says things that don’t even make sense–things that don’t add up. For example: he says that all of his students have been earning more than $500 a day.

Well this can’t be true because “Fred” claims to be making $5k – $6k per month, which would average out to a about $161 – $194 per day–not even close to $500 a day. And “Alicia” says she made $2,500 her first week, which is good but that doesn’t average out to $500 a day either.

Not only that, but who the heck is this “Shawn” guy anyhow?

He claims his name is Shawn J and he claims to make about $2,500 every single day from this system. BUT how can we be sure that this information is true?

The answer: We can’t!

I have reviewed so many scams that are promoted under fake names–so the name here might be completely made up, and even if it’s not we still don’t know anything about the guy.

There is no bit of information given that can be verified, no picture shown, nothing. We are just supposed to trust what he tells us–after knowing that half the stuff in the video presentation is a lie.

What Exactly Is The Aliprofits System?

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Unfortunately it’s not really what you are led to believe it is–which you would probably expect after reading this far into my review.

Fortunately it does teach you a legitimate way to make money online.

The focus is on ecommerce as you already know, but specifically on what is called “dropshipping” via AliExpress. Dropshipping is when you sell products online through your own ecommerce website but never actually keep inventory–instead, when someone purchases a product on your website you just have it shipped right from the manufacturer. It can be a great business model and I know people who make a heck of a lot of money doing this.

BUT, the AliProfits System is NOT what you think.

After watching the video presentation you are left with the idea that this is some sort of system that you can “plug into” and start profiting from–just by setting a few things up and then all of a sudden watching the money roll right in with only 30 minutes of work.

The reality is that Aliprofits System is just a guide that goes over how to setup a dropshipping business using AliExpress and having a Shopify website–and this is only one part of the equation. Getting targeted visitors to your website is a massive task. Without visitors you will make $0–and training on this is lacking.

The Cost

It starts off at just $37 but this is just the beginning of things. Once you buy in you will be hit with a series of upsells. Right when you thought you had everything you need–they shove some other products down your throat.

This is how cheap overhyped products usually work and I come across it all the time.

Of course you have no idea that there are going to be upsells when you buy in on the front-end product–but there are and they are always more expensive.

Conclusion – Is AliProfits System a Scam?

The AliProfits System is Pretty much a scam in my opinion, although you are provided with some value if you buy into it–just nothing like you would expect after watching the video presentation and you are sure to be highly disappointed.

All in all, this system is a massive let-down and I’m definitely not going to be recommending any of my readers to buy into it. There are plenty better options out there and in my opinion you would be much better off just doing your own research and finding all the free information on e-commerce and dropshipping that can be found on Google / YouTube.

And if you already did buy into it, don’t worry, luckily it is being sold through the Clickbetter platform and this means that you can get your money back within 60 days if you request a refund.

So anyways, I hope you enjoyed my review and found it helpful. If you want a personal recommendation of mine for making money online, I would highly suggest taking a look at this post on how I make a living working for myself online–in which I go over exactly what I do, how it all works and how others can get started doing the same.

Alternatively you can check out my top picks for making money from home.

Be shorty leave any comments or questions down below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂 Tell me what you think of AliProfits? I like to hear the opinions of my readers!

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Is ClixStarter a Scam? – Here Is Why You Should Avoid This Program

We are told that ClixStarter involves 3 billion people, uses more computing power than the NSA and also makes use of a time machine–but unfortunately most of what we are told is incredibly misleading.

Is ClixStarter a scam? Well, not entirely–but ya, pretty much–and in this review I’ll be going over why.

So don’t buy in yet–and if you did you are going to want to request a refund after you read this.

*Luckily you have 60 days to get a refund because this product is being sold through Clickbank.

ClixStarter Review

Okay, so let’s first start off with the sales pitch.

The idea is that Google gets tons of of people using it to search for information, about 40,000 searches every second–which the spokeswoman describes as “Google gives out 40,000 free money tokens every second”–because free traffic coming from Google can be monetized if you have a website that is getting that free traffic.

*You can make money with free traffic in many ways, such as by placing ads on your site, affiliate marketing, etc.

She claims that it has been very competitive, “until now” because her and a friend have created some sort of “time machine” that is going to allow you to create Web pages about search-terms that no one else has created yet.–which means there will be no competition and you will easily rank high in Google.

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Sounds good–but of course this isn’t nearly as good as it seems.

Why This Is NOT Going To Work Out As You Are Told

#1 – Other People Are Doing It 

First off, there are plenty of other people out there that are already doing this. This is not rocket science and there are plenty of other people trying to get their websites ranked in Google for search-terms that hopefully have a lot of searches in the future.

For example, there are tons of websites out there where people write articles about the new iPhone that is coming out, the upcoming TV series episode, and all sorts of things. It is always easiest to get your website ranked in Google and get traffic when you are one of the first ones to publish an article targeting a specific keyword, so naturally everyone tries to be the first.

And because there are many people already doing this it makes getting your website ranked in Google high enough to get a lot of search traffic a lot harder.

#2 – Predicting Future Traffic Is NOT Easy

Sure, if the next iPhone is coming out in the coming months then there is obviously going to be a lot of search traffic from people looking for more information on it. And if there is an election coming up then it would be easy to predict that there are going to be many searches related to the election happening soon.

But while we have a general idea of what information people might be searching for, there are a lot of unknowns and accurately predicting what exactly people will be searching for is much more difficult than it may seem.

Oh ya–but of course the lady claims that she and a friend have created a “time machine” that is going to do this for us… right..y

#3 – Not All Traffic = Good Money

What you definitely need to know is that not all Google traffic equals good money. She acts as if you will just be able to “reel in” money every single day like it’s nothing and even shows stacks of cash in the video presentation…

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But in reality things don’t work this way.

For example: If you are able to get your website ranked in Google for the search term “iPhone X Review” then you are going to be able to make a lot of money from the traffic coming in through this search term, because many of the people coming to your website are likely interested in making a purchase, which is the reason they are reading a review about the new phone in the first place.

However, If you get ranked under a search term like “funny dog barks at mailman”–this search term doesn’t have near the potential to make you money because the people searching for this keyword are just going to be interested in watching a funny video, not purchasing anything.

You can always make some money with ads via Google AdSense and what not, but there can be a massive difference in earning potential depending on what search term you are ranked for.

The “Time Machine” You Get Access to Isn’t Really a Time Machine

The spokeswoman talks about the software she created being able to predict the searches people will be typing into Google and says it’s as valuable as being able to predict lottery numbers, movements in the stock market, etc–but of course this is not even close to being true.

The “time machine” tool that you get access to if you buy into this searches for 3 types of keywords…

  1. Keywords for new products that are launching
  2. Keywords for news stories
  3. Keywords for viral stories on social media

It is not actually a time machine at all and really isn’t all that great. You can find keywords in all of these categories without any sort of “time machine” tool like this and people that are experienced in particular niches are likely going to be much better at targeting future keywords than you are with the help of this tool.

Another Massive Problem With This

So first there is the tool just mentioned that finds you keywords. Next up you will get access to a software that generates you a web page around the different keywords you want to rank for. Basically what it does is posts content from other websites, spins it, and then publishes it as your own content on your own web page.

This sounds good in theory, but unfortunately content spinning like this does not work out well, not nearly as well as it used to. The problem is that computer generated content, especially from low-quality softwares like what you get here, often create content that is confusing and it does not make much sense. Not only that, but Google is well aware of content spinning software like this and is a lot smarter than the crappy software you get access to. Google doesn’t like spun content because it lacks value and has low readability, so it doesn’t rank it well.

This type of thing used to work years ago but those days are long passed.

Lots of Red Flags

Besides the fact that the spokeswoman lures people in by making this opportunity sound like the greatest and easiest way to make money ever, by simply earning “Google money tokens” using the “time machine” she created–another major red flag is the fact that…

We Have No Idea Who Is Behind This!

Who is the spokeswoman? We have no idea.

Likely the person that is actually speaking in the video has nothing to do with this system / program. She is more than likely just someone who got paid to read off a script.

So we are supposed to buy into a program that allows us to earn free “Google money tokens” with the use of a “time machine” and we have no idea who the person behind it really is–doesn’t exactly sound like a very good program to get involved with.

Conclusion – Avoid

One thing that I haven’t mentioned yet is that I actually make a living ranking websites in Google and monetizing website traffic in a variety of different ways–so I know how it all works–and I know that this type of program is simply not going to work out.

The bottom line is that there is no way around hard work. If you ever come across a system like ClixStarter here that sounds a little bit too good to be true, it likely is. Luckily you didn’t fall for this scammy system, so good for you. But unfortunately a lot of people are going to be buying into this and that is only going to lead to disappointment once they find out it doesn’t work and was a waste of money.

If you have an interest in creating small websites that get free traffic from Google and making money from this the right way, then I would highly suggest taking a look at how I make a living online–where how can I ever exactly what I do, how it all works and how beginners can get started.

Alternatively you could also take a peek at my top picks for making money from home.

Please feel free to leave any comments or questions down below and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

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Is “Fluorescent Sand” a Scam or Amazing Investment Opportunity? [Review]

The whole “Fluorescent Sand” teaser by Ian King is a bit over-the-top and get’s down-right confusing. If you watched the video presentation or read the written version, you probably have quite a few questions.

Is “Fluorescent Sand” a scam investment opportunity? Is this the incredible bargain that he claims it to be? What $5 company is he talking about that we can invest in for double, triple, and even quadruple digit gains??

In this short review I’ll be telling you what you need, and want, to know. I won’t be beating around the bush–I’ll be going over what the heck this investment opportunity is, why it’s probably not quite as good as Ian King tells us, the cost of what he’s trying to sell us and more.

First let’s talk a bit more about the sales pitch and what we are told..

According to Mr King, “Fluorescent Sand” is the driving force behind one of the biggest breakthroughs of our time.

He claims that Scientific American says “it’s about to change your life” and MIT Technology Review has been quoted as saying “it’s going to blow you away”–and even the past White House Advisor on science and technology, Susan Crawford, said that it is as “central to the next phase of human existence as electricity was a hundred years ago”.

But as I will go over–these people aren’t actually talking about “Fluorescent Sand”. This is just a term that Ian King made-up to lure people in and make this opportunity sound more unusual and unheard of.

It’s all about 5G and we are told that the 5G revolution is being made possible thanks to this sand–which “looks and feels exactly like sand on a beach”.

Stephen Mollenkopf, the CEO of Qualcomm, estimates that up to $12 trillion in revenue will be brought in from this development.

And most important of all–there is a company at the forefront of this revolution that can be bought at $5 a share, which is your chance to strike it rich–which he claims is the best opportunity in the stock market right now.

What Is Fluorescent Sand?

He talks about how Sir Charles Kao, a physicist, found out how to transform sand into pure glass–and how it can be made into long skinny strands that can transmit lasers carrying data.

After far too much time, he finally get’s to the point and tells us that he is talking about fiber optics here.

But what’s so special about fiber optics right now? I mean, this technology has been around since the 1950’s and has been used in the US for decades.

Well… the truth is that, while it has been being used, much of it’s potential is still on the table. Right now the US has been “quietly” building a network of fiber optic cables across all 50 states. Only a very small portion of these cables are actually in use and the unused strands are being bought by large companies such as Microsoft, Verizon and Amazon.

They are buying these unused fiber optic cables in anticipation of the 5G rollout, which is going to be coming soon.

The Company He Wants Us To Invest In

As you already know, there is this one “$5 company” that is going to be critical to bringing the 5G fiber optics revolution to life–or at least this is what we are told.

He hints that “this firm makes the device that links you to the fiber optics and to the wireless 5G networks”–and this device is the size of a thermostat that can be placed anywhere in your home.

So what the heck is this device that he is hinting at and what company are we talking about investing in here–to possibly make quadruple digit gains???

According to StockGumshoe, the company that is being teased here is likely Inseego, which is an equipment maker that manufactures hotspots–the things that will be tapping into the 5G network and turning those signals into household WIFI. Inseego matches up with all the little hints that Mr King gives us, and is close to the $5/share range.

But as far as why this particular company is the “best bargain” out there and is going to suck up much of the $12 trillion in revenue that is predicted to come from this 5G rollout–well, who knows..

Inseego is one of many equipment producers and doesn’t seem to have any special angle for the upcoming 5G rollout. They are said to have the first contract to produce 5G hotspot devices for Verizon, but other big names like Netgear are competition–and Netgear is said to have the first contract for AT&T.

What’s Really Going On Here

The truth is that the whole “fluorescent sand” shenanigans is a far-fetched sales pitch to lure people in so that Mr Ian King can “give us” a copy of his new book ‘The $5 Stock Leading the 5G Revolution”.

No… But really… The real point here is to get people to subscribe to his new financial newsletter service called Automatic Fortunes. You can get a copy of his new book for “free”, but you have to pay to subscribe to his members subscription service first.

Automatic Fortunes Membership

What you get when you subscribe to this subscription service includes…

  • Access to model portfolio
    • Here you will be able to see exactly what Ian King is investing in. Not only will you see the the $5 company he’s been talking about, but you will also see all the other stocks he has on his buy list.
  • Weekly Alerts and updates
    • You will be updated weekly on what’s going on in the market so that you know where things stand. Additionally, if anything happens in the market that requires your attention, you will be alerted.
  • 12 monthly newsletters
    • This is the core of what you get with a membership. The monthly newsletters are in-depth reports where he analyzes a new opportunity and gives all the details. Not only does this give you good information, but you can also see how he analyzes opportunities to become better at recognizing potentially good investments yourself.
  • Member’s area access
    • You will get access to all this information in the member’s area access that you get to the website

Obviously the sales tactics being used here are a little sneaky. I mean, we watched that ridiculously long video presentation about “fluourescent sand” to strike it rich with some incredible opportunity… but of course we have to pay to find out what this opportunity is (well, you normally would have to, but I just told you what the opportunity probably is).

Who Is Ian King?

After all the hoopla and mumbo jumbo being thrown at us, it’s completely normal to wonder if this all might be one big scam–and wonder if Ian King is really who he says he is.

Surprisingly he actually is. You might expect a smooth talking salesman (as he appears in the video presentation) to lie about himself and his credentials, but this guy is the real deal. It is true that he started out at Salomon Brothers, worked for Citigroup as an analyst and became head trader for a hedge fund–and he has been on Fox Business, writes on Investopedia, etc.

He knows what he is doing.

Banyan Hill Publishing – Not The Best Reputation

Ian King’s Automatic Fortunes newsletter is published by the Banyan Hill Publishing company, which publishes a bunch of different financial newsletters–and unfortunately doesn’t have the best reputation.

First off, they are not accredited with the BBB and have a fair number of complaints + low customer reviews.

Banyan Hill Publishing BBB rating

The fact that it is not BBB accredited doesn’t really matter much to me, but the high amounts of complaints about this company and their publications is a problem.

There are a fair number of complaints from people getting subscribed to newsletters that they didn’t really know they were getting subscribed to (such as that shown below). Banyan Hill seems to have somewhat of a sneaky way of going about luring people into their various financial newsletter subscription services.

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Reviews like that below are all too common…

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There are also quite a bit of complaints from people who are sick and tired of getting bombarded with promotional emails from this company. Apparently once you give them your email address for any reason, you will be having your inbox filled with promotions for their different newsletters. So you might want to use an email that isn’t your main email–you could always set up a another free gmail account for free.

A History of Misleading Sales Tactics

I first came across Banyan Hill after being lured into a promotion for what they called “Freedom Checks“. Basically what they were claiming in the sales pitch was that American citizens could add their name to some list and start collecting checks–which was incredibly misleading and deceptive.

The truth was that they were trying to get people to buy into a different newsletter subscription and the “freedom checks” were actually dividend checks that people could potentially collect if they would follow the investment advice of the newsletter service and invest in certain companies–NOT AT ALL WHAT YOU WOULD EXPECT.

There was another deceptive sales pitch for what they called “Kennedy Accounts” which was similar in a lot of ways. I also reviewed this opportunity and have received a plethora of positive comments from people thanking me for saving them from the ridiculous scammy marketing tactics going on here.

Cost

The cost of a membership depends on what subscription you purchase. They have 3 different subscriptions available…

  • Premium Subscription – $79
  • Deluxe Subscription – $129
  • Standard Subscription – $47

With the Standard Subscription you only get access to the material digitally and with the other 2 more expensive subscriptions you get digital access as well as printouts mailed to you, along with some bonuses.

*Note: These subscriptions autorenew every year! So be careful.

Scam or Not?

So is this whole “fluorescent sand” thing a scam?

I guess this depends on how you look at it. The truth is that the sales pitch for striking it rich by investing in “fluorescent sand” is one heck of far-fetched idea–I mean I guess you could say you are investing in “fluorescent sand” but it is in a very indirect way… and just doesn’t make for a very honest sales pitch.

The truth also is that with this very misleading salespitch people such as you and I are being lured into subscribing to Ian King’s financial newsletter service–which costs money.

BUT… the truth ALSO is that this does provide value and Mr King does have the credentials to justify such a service–and you could make money from it.

So what do you think?

I’m not a fan of the marketing material behind this whole thing, but that is just the way Banyan Hill likes to do things, which is why they get a lot of people filing complaints with the BBB and writing very negative reviews all over the internet.

Conclusion

Okay, so let’s do a quick recap here because this is all pretty confusing.

  • “Fluorescent Sand” is just a far-fetched sales pitch and what he is really talking about here is fiber optics
  • He claims that there is $12 trillion profit potential coming from the 5G revolution, which will be made possible from fiber optics
  • The $5 company that is “at the forefront of this revolution” is likely Inseego
  • This opportunity doesn’t seem to be any better than some others out there–because Inseego does have competition
  • The real point of the sales pitch is to get people to subscribe to his newsletter, which is published by the Banyan Hill company, which is well known for absolutely ridiculously misleading marketing tactics and gets quite a few complaints about this

I’m not going to be telling any of my readers what choice to make. If you want to subscribe to Ian King’s Automatic Fortunes newsletter than that is up to you. The point of this review was to cut through all the BS and help you see what you are really looking at here.

I hope you enjoyed this review and found it helpful. What do you think about this “Fluorescent Sand”? Feel free to leave any comments or questions below 🙂

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Home Income Millionaire – Scam That You Will NOT Make $5,000 This Week With

Home Income Millionaire is a system that anyone can supposedly make really easy money with, and we are even told that “you will make your first $5,000 this week” and that we’re going to become millionaires.

But is it possible that Home Income Millionaire is a scam we should be avoiding? Or is this really the magical money generating system we are told it is? 

When it comes to online money making systems you have to be really careful. It’s hard to know what you are getting involved with when you buy into things on the internet–and this is where I come in. I’ve been exposing online scams for years now and unfortunately this “Home Income Millionaire” system looks an aweful lot like one right off the bat.

Thinking about buying into this system? I’d strongly recomment NOT doing so–you will see why.

Home Income Millionaire Review

Home Income Millionaire (found at homeincomemillionaire.com) was supposedly created by some guy named “Mark” who is kind enought to let other people use it to make “truckloads” of money. He literally says that we will be “making money by the truckload” and that we “won’t even lift a finger because other people will do the work for you”.

But it doesn’t end there… Not yet.

He also claims that it will only take a few minutes of work per day! Are you serious??!!

And then he goes on to talke about how we will be able to buy the house of your dreams, buy sports cars and travel the world.

Recap:

  • People are “making money by the truckload”
  • “You’re about to become a millionaire”
  • You “won’t even lift a finger because other people will do the work for you”
  • It will only take a few minutes each day
  • You will make your first $5,000 by this week

Sounds incredible but obviously this sounds way too good to be true.

I mean, come on now–even if this system really could bring money in automatically by the “truckload”, why would he be sharing it with us? I know he leads us to believe that we have been handpicked because we are the perfect match and what not–but this is a bunch of BS.

The truth is he knows nothing about you and I. The truth is that you probably got an email or something along these lines that talked about some revolutionary new way to make money online and you clicked this link–along with hundreds of others.

The truth is that this is a big fat scam and there are a lot of lies being told by this “Mark” guy just to get you to buy into it–so that he (of the real creator) can make money off of you. 

A Video Presentation Filled With Lies..

Nearly half of the video presentation is just a bunch of fluff and lies–a bunch of BS.

Within a minute of starting the video there was this guy (pictured below) claiming that he has made more cash than he could have ever imagined with this system–HOWEVER, this testimonial is a complete fake!

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How do I know this?

Well, I actually knew it as soon as I saw the video because I have seen this same guy before multiple times in other testimonial videos. The reason is because he is a paid actor that is available for hire on the freelance marketplace called Fiverr…
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The same goes for all the other testimonial videos that are displayed during the video presentation, such as this guy who claims to have made over $37,000 in a week…

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Just About Every Red-Flag In The Book

When I review potential scams I usually look for any reason that they might be legitimate, but unfortunately pretty much everything I see with Home Income Millionaire just makes it look more and more like a scam. 

Here are a few of the red flags that caught my attention…

False Scarcity

When I started writing this review it was telling me that “Hurry! The Final 11 Spots Remain”–then the number went down to 8. HOWEVER, I took a break for a couple of hours and when I came back to finish this review I refreshed the page and it was telling me that there was 11 spots remaining again, and the number went back down to 8 just as it did the first time. 

This is nothing more than false scarcity and it is a very common scammy marketing tactic that is used to try to get people to buy in as fast as possible.

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Ridiculous Income Claims “Without Lifting a Finger”

Of course there are all of the ridiculous income claims, such as how the guy tells us we are going to be able to make $5,000 in the first week–and of course we are told that we can make these large amounts of money without even lifting a finger.

When something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. This is a great rule of thumb to live by.

No Idea Who This “Mark” Guy Is

The creator’s name is supposedly Mark, but other than that we know nothing about this guy. My guess is that Mark is probably just a made-up name used to promote this deceptive scam. We are given no photos, nothing–just some long backstory that could easily have been made up as well.

No Mention of How You Will Make Money

And possibly the biggest red flag of all is the fact that the entire video presentation gives us no real idea of how exactly this system is going to be making us money. There’s a bunch of talk about how it is going to make super easy money without the need for us to do any real work, but all the information provided is very vague and leaves us wondering what the heck it’s all about.

This is very common with online scams. They provide you a bunch of fluff and overhyped information–then you have to actually buy in before finding out what you bought into.

Conclusion – Scam You Should Avoid

These days I’m pretty careful with what I call a scam or not. If I think something is a scam but I don’t have that much proof, I usually will not specifically call it such. HOWEVER, this system is definitely one of the most obvious scams I have ever come across, so even though I have not bought into this and lost money, I am going to be calling it a scam.

If someone can prove to me that it is not a scam, I will gladly change my opinion in this review, but until then it is a scam in my book.

There is no super easy way to make money online that only takes a few minutes each day. Sure, there are some people who have been working online for years and are now able to work very little and make a lot of money, but these people are far from being beginners. You can’t expect to start out and make “truckloads” of money.

Making money online takes work, real work. If there was some magical online money machine then I would be all over it, and I would have all my family and friends involved–but there isn’t.

If you are looking for a proven and legitimate way to make money online, one that I have personal experience with, then I would highly suggest taking a look at how I make a living working online for myself, which It’s something that I have been doing since 2015.

Alternatively You can also check out my top picks for making money from home.

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AdFlippers Review – Scam Opportunity or Easy Money Online?

AdFlippers.com is supposedly a website that uses the same money making method that Facebook and Google use to make boatloads of money. The spokesperson says that it is the easiest money you’ve ever dreamed about, but is it really?

Or is AdFlippers a scam that you will just end up losing money with?

Unfortunately the the latter seems to be the truth–which is that AdFlippers is a scam.

What you shouldn’t expect is to make money within minutes like you are led to believe. Instead, what you should expect is to lose at least $250 (minimum investment), and you will see why I’m saying this in this quick review…

AdFlippers Review

AdFlippers is a website that supposedly automates the process of flipping ads and makes it super easy for anyone to make money online.

As far as we are told, all you have to do is sign up, choose which ads you want to use for your campaign and that’s it–then supposedly money just flows into your account. 

However, I’m sure that I’m not the only person who was suspicious after landing on the website. After all, you are reading my review right now and this probably means that you have that gut feeling that this is more than likely a scam as well.

If you have ever been in my website before then you know I routinely expose online scams. And, this particular opportunity is riddled with common red flags that I often see with other scams.

Lots of Red-Flags

Let’s start out from the beginning. There are probably various ways to be lured into the AdFlippers.com website, but the way it happen for me was after coming across a website that had an article about how some former teacher is now earning $40,000 a month. The website appeared to be some sort of News website at first glance, but the truth is that it is a complete fake. It might look professional and all, and it may look like there is a lot going on, but really there is nothing to it. It is a one-page fake News website set up for the sole purpose of luring people into online scams like this.

When I was on the website I tried clicking around on the different menu tabs and they all directed me to the online scam being promoted here.

fake news website

Another big red flag is that the images of the “top earners” are also completely fake. If you watched the video presentation for AdFlippers then this section would have been located below the video…fake images

After doing a simple reverse Google image search I was able to find that “Sherri Myers” (the first person listed) is more then likely completely made up. Her photo is used on various websites online (shown below), and although I was not able to find the source of this image, it is more than likely a stock photo that anyone can purchase and use as they wish online, or a free online photo. One thing is for sure–this is definitely NOT “Sherri Myers”.

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And next up we have this part of the webite…

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Here what we are told here is that…

  • There are 286 people viewing the page at the time of my review
  • This opportunity has been featured on CNN Money and BBC News
  • and that there are only 4 spots left

HOWEVER, more than likely none of this is true. 

I know for sure that this opportunity definitely has not been featured on CNN Money nor has it been on BBC News, because you can easily go to either of these websites and search for “AdFlippers”, which will bring up no relevant information–and I also know that there were definitely not “4 spots left” because when I was on the website at one point it was telling me there was only “1 spot left”, and then for some unexplained reason the number went up to “3 spots left”, and then up to 4, which makes absolutely no sense.

And judging by the fact that both of these claims are complete lies, I would also guess that the number of people that it tells you are on the website is also a lie–and is something I often see with scams online.

The last red flag that I want to go over is this warning sign that was at the top of the website, which claimed that “due to extremely high media demand, we will close registration as of Wednesday, June 5 – 2019”

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Now it is probably already past June 5th at the time you are reading this and you probably get the same warning when you go to the website, which simply tells you that registration is closing on whatever day it is that you are visiting the website. This is known as false scarcity and is yet another very scammy marketing tactic to try to get people to buy in to scam programs as soon as possible.

How This System Supposedly Makes You Money

It’s all about ad flipping, which the guy claims is like digital real estate. He claims that all you have to do is choose advertisements you like and then watch them generate money–day in and day out like clockwork.

Sounds simple enough, yet it also sounds like a big fat scam.

What isn’t made all that clear in the video presentation is that you will have to make a minimum deposit of $250 in order to get started. What you will supposedly be doing is investing money in ads, and if these ads perform well then you make money from your investment.

But how can you possibly be guaranteed to make money by simply choosing ads?

I mean, it makes some sense if you choose good ads that run good profit, but what if you don’t? I’ve Been involved in online marketing and advertising since 2015 and I know that there is definitely such thing as a “bad” ad, which turns out to be a dud that just ends up losing you money (if you are doing paid advertising). So what if you choose an ad that doesn’t perform well?

This all sounds very scammy because I know very well that there is never a guarantee you will make money with any sort of program / system online.

Besides that–no reputable company is going to allow their ads to be bought and sold (“flipped”) on some website like this.

Similar to Old Scams

And yet another major red flag is the fact that this whole “ad flipping” opportunity seems to be one of the common online scam promotions nowadays.

There has been link posting, bitcoin trading, marijuana stock trading, etc… and now “ad flipping” is a common scam that many different systems are based around, such as Daily Banner Profits and Free Ad Cash System, both of which are scams and both of which I have exposed in the past.

Conclusion – Scam or Not?

The truth is that I have not joined this system and tried it out for myself, but what I can say is that I’m about 99% sure that it is a scam–and this is coming from someone who, as I said, exposes scams on a regular basis.

When I’m very suspicious of a system / program like this, when doing my review I look around for any reason that it might be legitimate, but unfortunately here everything I see just makes it look more and more like a scam.

As mentioned, if you do join this opportunity you will have to invest a minimum of $250–and if you do make this investment you will likely never see that money again, nor any profits from it. There are so many scams like this out there that work the same way and lots of people that fall victims to these nasty websites.

Join if you want to, but I certainly am not going to be recommending it to any of my readers. If you are looking for a legitimate and proven way to make money online, then I highly suggest taking a look at how I make a living working online–in which I get over exactly what I do, how it all works and how others can get started doing the same.

Alternatively you could also look at my top picks for making money from home.

If you have any comments or questions feel free to leave them down below and I will get back to you as soon as I can 🙂

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