Live Profits Launch Review- A Scam or Not?

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This is just another take on the Binary Options scheme which is why I’m finding it difficult where to start. So, let me just walk you through the entire process of this program with a “completely new twist.” After entering the website, the landing page will ask for your name and email address. Take note, you haven’t committed to anything yet and keep in mind how precious an email ad is for every internet marketer. Remember, if in doubt, just don’t proceed.

I Was Really Cautious

I didn’t immediately enter my details but I can still view the video. You will also notice that there are a few people waiting to earn a spot to see the live broadcast because apparently, they only allow twenty slots. Mind you, they will pay $10,000 for you to watch. No wonder people are not leaving the page…or are they?

On the upper right side of the screen, there are names and photos of the people currently watching which, by the way, don’t really change. It’s like the same person watches the video for hours. On the live screen, there are a total number of 2151 viewers seen on the bottom left. And lastly, the video with screenshots of trading accounts with current dates and times.

So here’s the big deal: IT’S NOT LIVE.

I checked the website at different times of the day and it’s all the same: the number of viewers, the viewers themselves and yes, the video. For some reason (or trick), I still can’t figure out how they were able to insert the trading account movement which is the only thing that’s live.

I do admit that’s quite clever, right?

Because several binary options scams have been exposed, most people are now wary of them and it’s getting more difficult for these companies to bait a customer which is why we’ll probably see a string of creative programs and schemes in the next few weeks. Now, back to Live Profits Launch – we’ve proven that it’s not LIVE. Next up, we’ll see if it lets you earn profits. Like other programs of its kind, it advertises free use of their tools or software. That’s a half truth. In this case, you get to sign up for free but you DON’T get to trade without depositing at least $250 as a starting fund. But this makes absolute sense since you need money to use for trading. But the moment you drop that amount, you’re already starting to lose.

Why?

In reality, the company is not helping you to earn. It’s the other way around. Each time someone deposits funds, they get a huge commission. How huge? They can get around $500 per new signup. But that’s not all; they can still earn their share from your wins. In short, it’s a lose-lose situation for you. See, binary options is easy money for scammers. It’s not even about the losses in the trading itself. All they need to do is conjure enough creativity to lure in vulnerable customers with little to no knowledge about how these programs work. They have various offers or ploys to get people to try out their “new” system which is neither unique nor different.

CONCLUSION:

Don’t fall prey to such shady promises that don’t deliver. There are lots of easy-money schemes scattered all over the internet; this is just one of them.