(1) Real time trades sent by E-MAIL to prove their results.
Ok, a so called system teller, decides to give you a sample of the trades that he makes, so that you can see for your self at what times those trades were made. How? you would look at the 'sent' time stamp when you receive your email. Now you would think that the time which is stamped on your email is the correct time. YOU ARE WRONG, they use sophisticated software to alter the time stamp on the email. It's called " EMAIL TIME STAMP MANIPULATION"
This kind of trick has been around for a while, and is still used today. So be ware. Treat email results with caution. For more info just google, email time stamp manipulation.
(2) Trading results. I have to admit that my favourite page on the system sellers advert page is, the results page. I look at that and start thinking, WOW, even if i make half of that i will be rich soon. NOW step back a bit, and ask your self, Why should you believe these results? Have they been proved to a reputable third party? The irony is we assume that these people are telling the truth, when in fact they are trying to con us. Also watch out for " hypothetical" results, which mean that the trades haven't been traded/executed. They have just been tested on historical data. Trading results should be ignored unless they are proofed to a third party.
(3) Money back guarantees. Unless you use the top three publishers, who will give you a refund without any questions what so ever, you will not get a refund. Somewhere in their small print, usually hidden at the bottom of the page. It says that you must have traded the system on a live account and you must forward the statements to show that you have actually made the trades. So be careful, only buy from the top mainstream publishers.
(4) Testimonials. We seem to feel assured by the hundreds of testimonials on the ad page, that they are genuine, are they? Tom, Dick and Harry are all very happy they have made thousands of pounds a week. Why do you need testimonies? The biggest testimonial is "proof your trades to a third party" simple.
More to follow.
yep, seen all this recently :0)
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