Binary Interceptor Review- I Get Tired Of Scams

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 0 comments

Binary Interceptor’s website is sloppy. It’s like the designer finished everything in an hour and launched it. First of all, you’ll see the words “Press Here To Access Binary Interceptor” at least seven times it almost becomes an eye sore. Next, they have a sales video that does a very poor job at convincing you to sign up – it’s like you’re sitting in an extremely boring presentation. I didn’t even get to finish it – my brain cells were starting to snooze a few seconds into it.

Another thing you’ll notice is the number of free licenses. It ALWAYS starts at 47 and stops at 1, try refreshing it and it will reset. That scarcity tactic has been used many times; I doubt anyone is still falling for it. Okay, I’m not usually very keen on pinpointing grammatical errors since it can happen even to the best of bloggers and writers but if the company is as big as they make it seem, why couldn’t they bother with proofreading? I mean, it’s not really going to take more than a few minutes.

Anyway, they have some pretty bold claims (as do most scams) in their page and I’d like to present some of them here:

• Its servers are constantly monitoring world’s financial markets, 24/7.   

It makes you wonder which markets they’re monitoring on weekends and holidays because there’s rarely any trading activity during those days.

• It detects important news which are used on the users’ benefit.  It uses the latest technology to offer maximum benefits to all users.

Too vague.

• You can make use of it WITH NO COST during 45 days.  

That’s a misleading statement. Their software may be FREE but there’s no way you can use it without depositing funds into their chosen broker which is usually at least $250 but with them, it’s $800.

• Once 45 days go by you will ONLY have to pay 15% of your benefits to use it, which means that IF YOU EARN NOTHING, WE CHARGE NOTHING. 
  Now that’s a blatant lie. You see, the people behind Binary Interceptor and other scams like it are internet marketers who are paid a hefty sum as their affiliate commission each time somebody signs up. All they care about is their share of a few hundreds of dollars. Once they get it, you’re on your own.

• You can manage 2 broker accounts simultaneously and multiply your profits x2 !

Yeah, right. So they can siphon more money from you and you end up losing more.

There are other things on their website which can make you question their legitimacy further. The most important is the supposed creator that you can see on their sales video. Robert Harper is an investor, well, according to him. But wait, before you believe anything he says, I must warn you: he’s also on another Spanish website, Robot Binario, but his name there is Raul Fernandez. Hmmm. He sure is in demand. For the testimonials, they’re all fake too. You can find their photos in ShutterStock and other websites and in Robot Binario, they have different names and locations.

When you do a Google search on Binary Interceptor, you’ll find lots of paid reviews raving about how effective the software is or how they made a lot of money. But don’t believe a word from those sites since they are affiliated and their commission is at $250 via ClickSure. Binary Interceptor also recommends BeeBroker, by the way, which is located overseas and not under SEC regulations. That’s definitely something that should concern you.

VERDICT:

This is a scam like other Binary Options programs/systems. If you’re into this kind of trading, you’re better off without this automated software since you still have 50/50 shot at winning anyway.