Pharaoh
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NOTE TO MODERATORS: This issue is separate and distinct from the other issues regarding ForexGen, and thus I feel it deserves it's own thread.
NOTE TO ALESSANDRO: This is only for discussion your advertising practices. Please confine your comments to this thread's topic.
In light of Alessandro0003msc's ardent defense of ForexGen, I did a bit of investigating.
At first, Alessandro tried to present himself as an interested person, who had no real financial interest in ForexGen. Only after being confronted with large amounts of evidence that he was actively advertising for ForexGen did he finally confess that he was an Introducing Broker (IB) for them.
After spending some quality time with Google, I found that Alessandro has been spamming ForexGen ads on large numbers of forex forums, other financial forums, random blogging sites, soc.culture.(fill in country name) sites, gaming sites, etc., etc. Just check this search out and you will see what I mean:
forexgen alessandro0003msc - Google Search
Please note that not all links found will work, since many of his threads and accounts have already been deleted as spam. You can click on the "Cached" button in the search results to view the ones that have been removed.
Further digging turned up some conversations on forex forums between a user roberttonino and Alessandro (about ForexGen). Cross checking showed almost identical conversations in other locations between roberttonino and a user called francafoschi (about . . . you guessed it! ForexGen). Franca even has nearly identical grammar and spelling errors to Alessandro. What was truly fascinating was that sometimes Franca was looking for the broker and Robert was the happy, long-term customer, and other times Robert was the clueless newbie and Franca was the long-term happy customer. It was amazing the short time between questions and answers in all cases.
Since these obviously staged 2 way (sometimes more than 2 way) conversations keep getting his accounts and threads deleted, Alessandro has been trying a similar gambit without the aid of his friends (alternate identities???). Sometimes he's a clueless newbie asking about ForexGen, sometimes he is a long-term happy customer, sometimes he just copies advertising material from their website. Not matter how he starts out, in the end he always copies ForexGen advertising material from their website.
Here are a few other links that may prove useful to those wishing to research further:
Missing threads - vamist.com - Forex forums and blogs
Forexgen - Scam or legit??
Forexgen - Forex Trading
So, what we have is a person who spams widely, frequently withholds information about his relationship with ForexGen (sometimes even claiming to just be looking for info about ForexGen), and who has even engaged in artificial forum conversations in order to promote the company. The fact that ForexGen fails to put a stop to this does not reflect well on the company's integrity.
I openly challenge any member of ForexGen's management to comment on why this type of unethical behavior is permitted to continue in the name of your company.
Even disregarding all of the other complaints about ForexGen, Alessandro's deceitful actions alone fully qualify as a scam in my book.
NOTE TO ALESSANDRO: This is only for discussion your advertising practices. Please confine your comments to this thread's topic.
In light of Alessandro0003msc's ardent defense of ForexGen, I did a bit of investigating.
At first, Alessandro tried to present himself as an interested person, who had no real financial interest in ForexGen. Only after being confronted with large amounts of evidence that he was actively advertising for ForexGen did he finally confess that he was an Introducing Broker (IB) for them.
After spending some quality time with Google, I found that Alessandro has been spamming ForexGen ads on large numbers of forex forums, other financial forums, random blogging sites, soc.culture.(fill in country name) sites, gaming sites, etc., etc. Just check this search out and you will see what I mean:
forexgen alessandro0003msc - Google Search
Please note that not all links found will work, since many of his threads and accounts have already been deleted as spam. You can click on the "Cached" button in the search results to view the ones that have been removed.
Further digging turned up some conversations on forex forums between a user roberttonino and Alessandro (about ForexGen). Cross checking showed almost identical conversations in other locations between roberttonino and a user called francafoschi (about . . . you guessed it! ForexGen). Franca even has nearly identical grammar and spelling errors to Alessandro. What was truly fascinating was that sometimes Franca was looking for the broker and Robert was the happy, long-term customer, and other times Robert was the clueless newbie and Franca was the long-term happy customer. It was amazing the short time between questions and answers in all cases.
Since these obviously staged 2 way (sometimes more than 2 way) conversations keep getting his accounts and threads deleted, Alessandro has been trying a similar gambit without the aid of his friends (alternate identities???). Sometimes he's a clueless newbie asking about ForexGen, sometimes he is a long-term happy customer, sometimes he just copies advertising material from their website. Not matter how he starts out, in the end he always copies ForexGen advertising material from their website.
Here are a few other links that may prove useful to those wishing to research further:
Missing threads - vamist.com - Forex forums and blogs
Forexgen - Scam or legit??
Forexgen - Forex Trading
So, what we have is a person who spams widely, frequently withholds information about his relationship with ForexGen (sometimes even claiming to just be looking for info about ForexGen), and who has even engaged in artificial forum conversations in order to promote the company. The fact that ForexGen fails to put a stop to this does not reflect well on the company's integrity.
I openly challenge any member of ForexGen's management to comment on why this type of unethical behavior is permitted to continue in the name of your company.
Even disregarding all of the other complaints about ForexGen, Alessandro's deceitful actions alone fully qualify as a scam in my book.