Auto Profit Replicator Review- Another Binary Scam?

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Back when the internet was newer and people were more trusting of the strangers they encountered there, it was relatively common for a generally intelligent and level-headed person to fall for a scam that promised big cash rewards with minimum effort. It would appear that Simon Saunders, the creator of Auto Profit Replicator, remembers those days. Why? Because he has spent less time on trying to sell the idea that Auto Profit Replicator can make you money than he has spent trying to sell the idea that his business is not a scam.

Something Seem Fishy? 

On the surface, this seems counter-intuitive. After all, how many legitimate businesses go out of their way to tell you that they aren’t a scam? If they’re truly legitimate, that idea usually won’t even occur to them. However, this particular business goes about reassuring you in a rather clever way. Namely, they have other people do it.

Lots of Sales Hype Promoted 

It states in the small print on their website that actors have been used in their marketing. Since the video is just a narrator reading a bunch of cheesy ad copy, one may wonder who these actors are. That’s the clever part. The video states that only 375 people will ever see this video because they require a special invitation. The actors are the reviewers who post those special invitations on pages created to host positive reviews of the service. It is these reviews that go out of their way to state that Simon Saunders is a generous and caring man, and that in no way is his business a scam.

Is It A Straight Out Scam?

Technically, everything Saunders says in his video is legally defensible to a degree. While it seems like basic common sense that more than 375 people were meant to see his website (given that the “special invitations” were posted publicly online), one could argue that the number was just an educated guess that somebody got wrong. After all, if these operations were illegal, they would have ceased to exist over a decade ago.

Binary Trading Is Really What It’s About  

This particular business revolves around binary trading, a method of attempting to make money by making predictions. That may strike you as sounding much more like gambling than a surefire means of making money. According to Auto Profit Replicator’s website, you might be correct. Their fine print states: “Any testimonials and examples used are exceptional results.” It then goes on to warn you about forming any expectations when purchasing Auto Profit Replicator’s products and services, which should send up a red flag since the reviews and the video went out of their way to state that this service was completely free. Like most similar operations, the upsell does not come until you have signed up with your name and email.

Conclusion

Given the almost brazen honesty of the site’s legal disclaimer, it doesn’t feel right to call this a scam. Still, it is probably better not to utilize their services. Or, as they put it:

“Any claims made or examples given…should not be relied on in any way….”