You have got to be kidding.
I keep my life in forex very separate from my real life. If you ever saw any of the websites I personally have, you would automatically label everything else I do as a scam because, to put this very gently, my web design skills SUCK.
I'll definitely say that his claimed returns are impressive. Then again, if they were all fake, there's nothing to stop disappointed clients from posting about it in the FPA's forums or reviews. I follow the reviews pretty closely and have seen more than one 5 star service go down in flames. I can't personally vouch for his results, but I'd be pretty surprised if his results are fake that there haven't been dozens of complaints by
customers, not just someone who finds them suspicious. A company can only maintain artificially high fake reviews for a limited period until either the review moderators or the opinions of real customers catch up with them.
Considering that the review moderators let in bad reviews for services owned by Felix, I don't think they'd bother to rig reviews for someone who bought one tiny little advertising button.
I've never been in Happy's room, but did review his risk management. He does some very low leverage long-term trades without stop losses. The theory is that if you wait long enough, eventually price will come back and there will be no loss. As long as leverage is kept low enough, this can be a good way to have a nice pip total with few or even zero losses for an extended period. Personally, I don't use this method, but can understand how it works.
As I understand Happy's service, a lot of the trade entries and exits are called live, similar to Forex Diamonds (I am a member of Diamonds). Under these circumstances, it is possible to log the pip totals, but sending out signals by email would be pointless since quite a few entry and exit points would be missed.
Ummmm... did I read that right? - you openly accuse him of being a scam and then say you plan to ask him for free access to his service for a month. Let me dig out my Forex Magic 8 Ball and see if I can forecast his answer for you.
BTW - You did read that top thread in this folder, right? The one about correct usage of the Scam Alerts Folder. The scam alerts folder is for reporting scams that one has solid information on, not for throwing out suspicions without any hint of a solid basis. To list a company here without having something a little better than "cheap website, reviews and results look too good" is more than a little unfair. What would you do if it turns out that Happy's results are accurate to the last pip and you've listed his company in the scam alerts folder incorrectly?
P.S. Robert Heinlein isn't the AsstMod's name. That's a quote from an author.