10k in 7 Days Review- Wiping Out Your Account In A Week Scam?

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 0 comments

One of the tell-tale signs that something’s quite not right when it comes to online money-making opportunities is when a “company” recently launched and you see more than 10 positive reviews on Google’s first page. More likely, these fake review sites are affiliates and being paid a hefty commission for putting in good words and also luring in more people to try the new “product.” This is what happened with 10k in 7 days.

RED FLAGS

Aside from its name (legit companies don’t make such outrageous and unrealistic claims), there are plenty of other signs to look out for in scams such as this.

1. They’re giving away $10,000 to people in YOUR area. Not that hard to figure out, they’ll use your location to entice you further. Tell me, who gives away that sum easily?
2. You “secure your spot” by entering your email address. This is one of the things I always warn people about. It may seem harmless but if you’ll give away this important detail, expect to receive A LOT of spam mails. They’ll badger you with various offers and chances are, they’ll sell your email ad to another marketer and you’ll be bombarded with more mails.
3. They don’t have refund policy or disclaimer. This actually bothered me. Most scams have both since the Federal Trade Commission requires earnings disclaimer given that Binary Options is an extremely risky venture.
4. Fake screenshots of bank accounts. Yup, we’ve seen that one before. It doesn’t prove anything and besides, even I can manipulate how I want my bank account to look like. It’s just a screenshot, people.
5. Chip Green, the owner and creator, endlessly brags about his lifestyle and at the same time belittles yours. It could be his kind of motivational speech but it’s not my cup of tea. Telling people about your endless vacation (with stock photos as “evidence”, by the way) while insulting you for eating canned tuna is not something REAL RICH PEOPLE would do.
6. Full of hype. That’s typical in this type of scam. They tell you more about WHAT you can do with the money than HOW you’re going to earn them.
7. He only wants 25 people to sign up. If that’s really the case, why are there plenty of affiliates? Besides, the only way Chip can make more money is IF more people deposit funds to his broker.
8. You don’t have to pay for anything. Yeah well, except for the starting fund which will most likely be wiped out in 7 days.

It’s the usual BS you hear from scammers. Binary Options isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme. If you don’t know what you’re doing, you could lose money faster than you can win. Besides, with how this type of trading works, you’re just “gambling.” And although other traders have made money with this, they didn’t rely on some automated software to do every trade for them.

VERDICT:

It’s all scam. I’ve no doubt it will be taken down in a few days since there have already been complaints including one who lost 18 out of 21 trades. Skip this, folks. You’ll be funding Chip Green’s next vacation if you sign up.