Elite Gold Profits System Review- No Gold, No Profits, Just Scam!

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The first thing I noticed in their website was the slideshow photos of Oprah, Beyonce, George Clooney and this other guy I’m not familiar with. Anyway, the sales video tells about Nigel Pearson (the creator) who happened to work with multi millionaires and billionaires. I guess it’s safe to assume the A-list celebrities are just a few of them? Okay, let’s not beat around the bush.

Elite Gold Profits System is a scam. Was I too straightforward? Well, all the red flags and tell-tale signs are there in big bold letters. As if those stock photos aren’t obvious enough, here are the things you should watch out for since they’re almost always present in schemes such as this:

1. Outrageous Claim

Their pitch goes like this “Allow Us To Make You $1369.75 Today” which is unrealistic. All they’re doing is enticing you with huge amounts of money. That’s an old tactic, by the way. I’m not even certain they’ll deliver. I’m betting they won’t.

2. Limited Opportunity

The video says this is “invitation only” but then, I didn’t receive any email. I heard about it and decided to check this out – so much for limited. And according to Nigel, time is of the essence. But don’t worry, it’s all part of their strategy designed to pressure you into signing up. All you have to do is refresh the page and it will reset (provided there really is a timer).

3. Non-clickable Trust Badges

They’re there for the show since they can’t be verified. If those are real, they should be clickable and should redirect to their profile. Apparently, it’s very easy to paste those images.

4. Loaded With Fake Testimonials

Wait, how do I know they’re fake? One of the guys can be found on Fiverr offering testimonials for a measly $5 AND if you’re familiar with similar scams, he’s also been on another one. Besides, didn’t you notice how most of them look like they’re reading what they’re going to say? It’s a testimonial; you don’t have to remember anything. Geez.

5. They Sell You Dreams

What better way to further propel you into joining them than by telling you how you can now enjoy living in luxury? Whether it’s a mansion, unlimited vacation abroad or sports car; they’ll make you drool.

6. The Creator’s Sob Story

It’s an attempt to make you believe he’s “just like you” what with his entire rags-to-riches tale. Just remember how easy it is to create a story. I’m not even sure Nigel really exists especially since he used a stock photo beside his name.

7. It’s a binary trading system.

If you already know about these trading options, then you’ve pretty much figured out WHY this won’t work but if you’re unfamiliar, I’ll explain it to you.

Elite Gold Profits System claims that it’s not like other binary systems which don’t work. How is it any different? Well, I hate to break it to you but it’s not. With binary trading, you only have two choices: CALL or PUT. Therefore, whether you’re using a software or not, you have a 50/50 chance of winning. Companies like Elite Gold Profits are scams for the simple reason that they don’t work. I keep on saying this in my previous reviews: there’s no technology on Earth that can accurately predict the results in binary options.

And if you’re wondering about the bloggers that promote this, just take note that they have affiliate codes. Why? They’re being offered $250 commission. And lastly, if you’re thinking that you can just withdraw your funds anytime, here’s the brokerage policy of minimum trading volume: bonus amount + deposit x 25. Well, you can forget about the withdrawal now since chances are, there will be nothing left in your account.

You’ll be required to deposit $500 before you can trade so I suggest putting that money into better use.

VERDICT:

Again, it’s a scam. Stay away from it.