Just so you know, the thing with all these signals provider...
There are many ways to operate from it and from the most obvious standpoint, here's a snapshot of their business operations;
Step 1: YouTube
- Yes, they'll upload a dozens if not a series of smexy moments to entice you into believing that they are the real deal. Videos include how to draw a trendline, support resistance, and so on. Some went to the extent of uploading rental cars, apartments, a pile of cash sitting on the table/couch, and their fake MT4 live account performance.
Step 2: A Website
- This is where the real deal kicks in. The website contains courses, YES A LIFETIME 999$ course and that you are on your merry way to being a billionaire. Think about it sonny, if they can make you a millionaire or... a billionaire in six months time (Or whatever length of time that is promised) would they still be doing YouTube videos or in the rut selling "courses" online? I knew a handful of wallstreet amigos whom are really wealthy (Seven figures per annum), and kid you not, not even ONCE the thought of teaching comes into their mind.
Step 3: A Community
- Yes, usually they'd a community to shill you into it. The community can/could come from Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Local meetups, Discord and et-cetera. These communities... sadly... consist of a bunch of seeders and leechers. Well, you are on your own there because what you'll see recurring are the themes of screenshots (Profits after Profits) or the theme of indirect selling.
Step 4: Denial Mode
- When you are losing a bunch of money down the line, who would you go to? The entity that you signed up with, right? This is the god like moment where they shill you to buy EVEN MORE COURSES. Sometimes pointing you towards what they called "Advanced Classes" or some type of secret holy grail lessons that you'll have to complete before reaching the summit having attain the so-called "Billionaire" status.
Conclusion
- On social media, there are two types of groupings. The one that posts their ups and downs moment, and the one that posts only the good moments excluding the bad ones.
- Most if not all stayed in the second grouping: Constantly posting a **** loads of good stuff such as the cars, apartments, cash, and bla bla bla. These are the scammers.
- They are a group whom would go to such length (Interview on local newspaper) just so they could obtain the credit of being LEGIT. Beware and I've seen such a case in the past. In the end... they're a scammer. So, what more can I say? Do your own due diligence, and DO NOT BELIEVE IN ANYTHING AND ANYONE ON THE INTERNET. Believe in what you RESEARCH. Always do your own RESEARCH. Measure the outcome, and evaluate the credentials.
Good luck.