Chrissy’s Invite Review- Scam? Thanks But No Thanks

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Even before I began watching the video, I was already a little skeptical. But after pressing the play button, I admit I was quite taken aback. Why? Unlike some of its “competitors,” Chrissy’s Invite invested in their sales pitch.  Not only did it have good quality but Chrissy Jane Thomas has superb acting. She almost fooled me for a minute. But hang in there since those are the ONLY positive points I can give to this program or system or whatever they’re trying to call it.

Here’s the deal: their video is filled with lies – every single thing she tries to tell you. The big red flag in this case is that it’s a binary options scheme and the tactics being used by this industry is being recycled and creatively crafted to lure in customers. But let me be more specific with Chrissy’s claims. First, she says it’s free which is absolutely not true. According to her, she will pay you $2000 via PayPal if she charges you even one cent. Well then, after signing up with your name and email address, you will be asked to deposit $250 to their recommended broker BEFORE you can begin using their system – so much for being “not like the rest.”

Second, she promises an income of a million dollars in three months. This made me laugh. If it were possible, why would she give it away? Third, she claims she’s not being paid a cent to do any of this. To tell you the truth, the only money she’ll receive is about $500 in affiliate commission for every new person that deposits starting funds.  Seriously, why would she go to great lengths without anything in return? Fourth, she says that your daily minimum income will be $5000. This time, I just couldn’t stop laughing. Fifth, she then proceeds to telling you about a conspiracy theory involving the economic crash and what she called as “safe boxes.” These millions of dollars were said to be simply stuck in online banks.

So, how does she know this? Her ex-husband was an analyst programmer. He told her that the millions of money in the safe boxes were being traded via binary options. The richest people were allegedly using this because it’s risk free and there’s no way they can lose.

At this point in time, while I was listening, the only thing running in my head was “LIES, LIES, LIES.” Come on, we all know how binary trading works. She’s right when she said it was like flipping a coin but there’s absolutely not a chance that you’d win every single time. It won’t always be heads. On the contrary, it’s high risk and not the best way to make money online.

She then bragged about her new house and car which, in all honesty, cannot be verified if it’s really hers. For all we know, she could’ve just downloaded clips on the internet since the images are generic enough.

Then comes the big question: why is she sharing this to everyone? Why not keep it all? Her answer is philanthropy.

If nothing else, I have to applaud the ingenuity behind such creative back story. It was pretty creative, to say the least. Nevertheless, if you still think there’s a grain of truth behind her claims, think about this: the creators are NOT brokers or traders BUT internet marketers namely Chris Freville and Desmond Ong. Everything she ever said is opposite of what will happen should you decide to invest in binary options.

You won’t get rich quick. Instead, you’ll be losing money fast. No one has created the perfect system or software to predict the results accurately.

By now, you should be wary of ANYTHING that has to do with binary trading. Chrissy’s Invite is in no way different from all the rest – empty promises, outrageous claims and zero results.