Auto Cash Secret Review- Another Software Scam or What?

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It seems to me that there’s a different binary options program every week. It’s like they’re sprouting out everywhere and doing very little modification to their system just so they can call themselves new or original or never-before. It’s seriously getting old.

Since more and more people are becoming aware of such schemes, scammers often tweak up some things in their website or conjure new catchy sales pitches just to earn more customers. What’s in it for these people? They’re getting huge commissions, and I mean HUGE, for every new client that deposits the starting funds. So basically, the moment that amount comes in, you’re on your own. They won’t help you and make you rich. On the contrary, they’re getting their money OFF of you. The broker could give them as big as $500 for every new signup. That’s quite a trade, right?

WHAT IS IT?

Oh you know, it’s the typical binary options program. It raises high expectations that’ll make you think of a lavish lifestyle – unlimited vacations, luxury cars, designer clothes and bags, expensive gadgets and gizmos, and a dreamy home. They offer FREE software that can help you decide whether you should put a particular trade on CALL or PUT.  Their pop-up ad even says, “NOTHING TO PAY AT ALL!” in big bold letters. Where’s the catch? You can’t use the software unless you deposit $250 as starting fund but that totally makes sense because you can’t make money from nothing.

When you click on Auto Cash Secret’s website, the first thing you’ll see is their claim on being “The first fully automated software that’s created 20 millionaires so far.”

First of all, they’re obviously not the first to try such scheme since there are plenty of other programs promising the same thing and using the same software. Second, 20 millionaires is outrageous and they don’t have any solid evidence to back-up that unrealistic claim.

You can also see a video of why this “secret” was shared to lots of people, saying it’s all about giving back etc. It’s nothing short of the usual marketing tactic of showing you all the extravagance you can finally afford when you join them.

Next up, you’ll see a box on the lower left of the screen with a number on how many spaces are left. It’s just a call-to-action to make you think it’s limited but when it reaches 1, all you need to do is refresh the page and the number goes back up to 20.

They also included another improbable claim of having a total profit of $33 million in just six months. Again, there’s no evidence whatsoever. They could’ve just typed random numbers. Under that sales pitch, they have badges about certain awards they’ve earned. It’s pretty funny actually since I’ve been seeing this particular set of badges in several sites already – most of them in the binary options industry.

Then, of course, they have fake profiles with their corresponding “earnings.”

And now comes the funniest part: their disclaimer. If you’re not in the habit of reading the fine print in terms and conditions, you may want to do so after this.

1. “Neither us, nor our affiliates or associates involved in the production and maintenance of these products or this site, is a registered Broker/Dealer or Investment Advisor in any State or Federally-sanctioned jurisdiction.”

Now, that’s quite a disclaimer for something that claims to have earned millions in just a few months. It also makes you wonder if they truly know what they’re doing and how they came up with such huge profits (if there truly is any).

2. “In some cases actors have been used.”

I think it’s safe to assume that they’re referring to the profiles they used that claimed to have already earned thousands of dollars.

3. “The typical purchaser does not make any money using this system.”

Only for this time, disregard all you’ve read previously. Just focus on the sentence above. If there’s a grain of honesty anywhere in this program, THIS IS IT. That pretty much sums it up because this “typical” purchaser is basically the usual customer – with little or no knowledge regarding trading and binary options.

CONCLUSION:

They just admitted that you can’t make any money with their software so, really, why even bother?