Recent content by JimN

Aeron, Thanks so much for your post, and for having the courage to admit you have been misled, to try and warn others not to fall for this marketing approach and the many similar ones. Just remembering the saying "if it looks too good to be true, it probably is" will keep you out of this...

I have been getting multiple emails from this company sent to two of my email accounts. They will try to get you interested by shouting about impressive (unrealistic) results. They will follow up the original email with one urging you to act as the allocation is filling up rapidly - SCAM Alert...

I ignored the emails from this company. The last stated the following. "We are very excited to announce that our fund AUM has reached $5M as of the morning broker deposits credited to our master trading platform. Therefore, we won't be accepting new applications for some time to allow time...

Precisely, as the saying goes, if it looks too good to be true.... Another warning sign, I was made aware of them by an unsolicited email, if they are that good why are they trawling for new punters.