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Yup, I did the exact same thing. I used postings online for their referral program. In other words, I have an account and have invested into it, and saw they have a "referral" program and I advertised to get clients. Though their intent with it is to just tell your group of friends or professionals you work with or network with (because that will not get anyone in trouble). I get that now. But at that time I posted online and as a result because it reached in a jurisdiction where it was not allowed they got sanctioned. You will note some countries are not allowed and BlueTrading lists those countries in the FAQ section on website. And then even in same country some states/provinces may not allow but others will (and that's what happened with me).

But my actions actually got them sanctioned and this stupid "Caution List" for that jurisdiction was now including them. But it was me who did it. I got a "Cease and Desist" letter from their law firm. Yes, they have law firms. So the one from North America contacted me with a "cease and desist" which I did once I realized the problem.

But at the time I dint realize and apologized, and even emailed the lawyer with a letter stating it was me not them to use if helpful. But the "Caution List" still shows them on it. And just like any government agency (useless for the most part) they continue to list them after a "complaint". But they are useless to actually hear information or make a decision to reverse it.

So yes, they had nothing to do with this, but there they still are on that list. Since I am an account holder I don't like this smear they got for no fault on their part. They were nice enough not to suspend my account after I told them what I did unintentionally. So sure, how many of those lists you see are just from a "complaint" of some sort someone made (frivolous or similar) and they get automatically listed. That's exactly what happened in my case.
 
I too have looked at this quite carefully and I am worried here

All seems to be happening over the last few weeks Nothing before then - no history on line etc If they have 36 million in funds I would have thought there would be some trail of activity

Richard Anderson also has a forex signals web site that looks very similar which promises great things Unlikely therefore to be a major fund manager

Returns seem way too good - not a bad thing in itself, but surprisingly good Some accounts are demo

The auditors letter has typos in key words See the name and title of auditor - a professional wouldnt pass this

I rang the 'London office' which was clearly diverted as long delays between in each verbal exchange

If they have 36 million in funds, where are the PROFESSIONAL client testimonials

The credit card with the account really worries me I cant find the GLOBAL provider There are lots with Global in their title but not specific

Lastly the glamorous location for their meeting This is aimed at enticing those who feels they will make so very much money
 
>>The auditors letter has typos in key words
What key words are you talking about? I read the letter and the word recognised is spelled that way instead of recognized..is the what you are talking about?

Because if you are you need to check the Google dictionary which says:
" Is it recognized or Recognised? Recognise is an alternate spelling of the same verb. It means the same thing and can be used in all the same contexts. Recognise is more common in British English than it is in American English."
 
First of all, I would like to state that I am not a Bluetrading customer. However, I would have loved to become one. If you read all these beautiful numbers, you automatically start to dream that you can get a nice monthly income with a relatively small amount of capital. And all this without work! But the dream also goes much further: one could recommend this wonderful service to other customers and thereby achieve a much higher income. Of course, this presupposes that blue is serious and does not disappear from one day to the next.

I have now read many opinions about Bluetrading here in the forum. Some "facts" I have even studied and researched more deeply. And I come again and again such a result:

First: I believe in the fact that some customers got their net yield and/or their capital correctly disbursed.

Secondly: I am personally very sure that this circumstance will not last forever.

Thirdly: You can't deny one fact; this company and the people behind it don't identify themselves! I have politely contacted the company several times in writing and tried to request the persons behind it for a personal conversation. I have been willing to fly to any place in the world to find an authentic office and a credible business. I can't imagine a company that has good intentions for investments in the millions and at the same time is not willing to show their business premises!

A company which has positive intentions and especially offers itself to the public, must be personally visitable under all circumstances. Especially the publicity of the offer does not allow any argument against a personal visit. Never.

No reference to alleged awards or audits can ever replace the inspection of a proper business establishment. This can also only be acting and is no guarantee for positive intentions. But:

The fact that no business premises with business premises and employees can be visited IS WITH SAFETY A BORDINESS OF TRUTH A PROOF FOR A SCAM. And, of course, in the initial phase, payouts are properly executed so that the number of victims through initial referral business reaches a critical mass sufficient for the EXIT.

My conclusion:

I am desperately looking for a real and honest offer like BLUETRADING does. But in this case, in my personal opinion, it is a SCAM (through subsequent EXIT-SCAM).

I am happy to take part in any personal discussion: e m m r o b e r t 6 ((AT)) gmail . com
(To Mod: If it´s not allowed to post my email address, so please remove it without comment, sorry then, thx.)
 
First of all, I would like to state that I am not a Bluetrading customer. However, I would have loved to become one. If you read all these beautiful numbers, you automatically start to dream that you can get a nice monthly income with a relatively small amount of capital. And all this without work! But the dream also goes much further: one could recommend this wonderful service to other customers and thereby achieve a much higher income. Of course, this presupposes that blue is serious and does not disappear from one day to the next.

I have now read many opinions about Bluetrading here in the forum. Some "facts" I have even studied and researched more deeply. And I come again and again such a result:

First: I believe in the fact that some customers got their net yield and/or their capital correctly disbursed.

Secondly: I am personally very sure that this circumstance will not last forever.

Thirdly: You can't deny one fact; this company and the people behind it don't identify themselves! I have politely contacted the company several times in writing and tried to request the persons behind it for a personal conversation. I have been willing to fly to any place in the world to find an authentic office and a credible business. I can't imagine a company that has good intentions for investments in the millions and at the same time is not willing to show their business premises!

A company which has positive intentions and especially offers itself to the public, must be personally visitable under all circumstances. Especially the publicity of the offer does not allow any argument against a personal visit. Never.

No reference to alleged awards or audits can ever replace the inspection of a proper business establishment. This can also only be acting and is no guarantee for positive intentions. But:

The fact that no business premises with business premises and employees can be visited IS WITH SAFETY A BORDINESS OF TRUTH A PROOF FOR A SCAM. And, of course, in the initial phase, payouts are properly executed so that the number of victims through initial referral business reaches a critical mass sufficient for the EXIT.

My conclusion:

I am desperately looking for a real and honest offer like BLUETRADING does. But in this case, in my personal opinion, it is a SCAM (through subsequent EXIT-SCAM).

I am happy to take part in any personal discussion: e m m r o b e r t 6 ((AT)) gmail . com
(To Mod: If it´s not allowed to post my email address, so please remove it without comment, sorry then, thx.)

Hi Robert,
I'm Bluetrading customer since May. I've always had doubts, I did a lot of research and the more I found the more I was doubtful. Luckly, now, I've withdrawn more than I've invested, but I'm still convinced they can disappear at any moment. Even if their controlling BluVenture Group seems to be actually registered in Mauritius you can't get any proof about where they physically are. They claims to have meeting centers in Europe (Germany, Switzerland) but they refuse to indicate where. We only know the names of German fiduciaries (and related law firms) they use to get the money from investors but that is all.
For these and other reasons I've not recommended, and I don't recommend, Bluetrading to anyone even if I'm still having returns I've never had before.
 
Does this alpari got fully managed account my friend ?
Hey,

Go on their website and check it out for yourself. Alpari.com

From what I have gleaned so far is you open an account with them which you control and from it you can allocate whatever amount you want to other trading accounts which are fully managed by other traders with proven and audited records. I can go on and on, but you should read all about it yourself on their website. I'm definitely considering opening an account at Alpari in the future to diversify my investments.
 
well i can't see any there being more trading this month as its weekend and bank holidays but up again around 10%
lets see what January brings
 
December update
trades seamed to have taken longer
in October it appeared to be buy and sell everyday withe sales around 1600 UK time
December had overnight sales which had gone through when I woke upon the morning so Im assuming trading on different markets
buys on monday now seem to take till Wednesday to sell
January seams to looking like a similar pattern
but overall around 14% for the month
which isn't a bad return by any standards
As I've said previously Im new to this and still trying to learn
but it seams good up to now despite the negative reviews by some
 
Hey,
I sent a wire transfer for 3000 Euro on 3 January didn't showup in my account till now, is that normal to take more than 7 working days to clear my money?
 
Hey,
I sent a wire transfer for 3000 Euro on 3 January didn't showup in my account till now, is that normal to take more than 7 working days to clear my money?
mine took about 4 days and that was over a weekend
 
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