Kill Binary Review- Scam Almost Had Me

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The first time I heard this program’s name, I was quite elated because FINALLY somebody decided to put a stop to binary options. But after checking it out, imagine my disappointment when it was actually another trading system aimed at earning profits from unsuspecting victims. Yes, that’s right, it IS another binary trading scam.

I refer to them as scam because what else would you call them? I’ve seen several programs just like this and basically NOT ONE of them has made anyone rich. On the contrary, the ones reaping in thousands of dollars are the creators and brokers – never the customers.

They Almost Had Me 

Upon checking out Kill Binary’s website, it amazed me that they have gone through great lengths to make their program look legit but failed miserably. Why? The sales video begins with a fake news report filled so much bad acting. The “news anchor” interviews Jonathan. He then tells his rags-to-riches story to make it seem that he’s “just like you and me” who constantly struggles with his finances.

It was not only cheesy but absolutely cringe-worthy – there’s desperation written all over that video that I found it quite difficult to finish watching. Nevertheless, the whole point is Jonathan managed to get himself together and pull through that situation with the help of, you’re right, Kill Binary.

Lots Of Hype Of Course

I do appreciate that the video’s in HD but it’s nothing but fake. How do I know that? Because Jonathan offers his services on Fiverr and anyone can get a testimonial for just 5 bucks. Now that’s quite a deal! Anyhow, he goes on and on about how his life has changed and how he enjoys the rewards of investing in Kill Binary. The creator, David, then tries to explain how the system came about and boasts about it being the first and only automated software which is quite hilarious since there are thousands of others just like it.

But before he proceeds to a more in-depth explanation, he shows another video testimonial of a woman named Janet. She goes on saying that she’s a real person etc. True enough, she’s real except that her testimonial is not. Just like Jonathan, Janet can also be found on Fiverr offering the same services at the same price. David then narrates how he cracked the code and developed the algorithm.

I’m Getting Tired Of This Because…

If you ask me, I’m getting really tired of all these claims about finding out that glitch in the binary trading system. It’s actually a lot like gambling or a coin toss – you can get a 50/50 chance of winning or losing. But the thing here isn’t the trading system; it’s how the creators and brokers sell the software to vulnerable people on the internet.

Kill Binary advertises their software to be free of charge and limited to only 50 people. There it goes again. Just by signing up, you’ll be redirected to their preferred broker and be asked to deposit $250 to begin trading. And keep this in mind: it’s not easy getting a refund since some brokers require you to have a minimum amount of trades. And judging by the “effectiveness” or lack thereof of this system, you’ll most probably have nothing left in your account after a few trades.

Like in other kinds of trading, profits are NEVER guaranteed. There’s no algorithm on earth that can crack the binary system – at least not yet. Neither is this industry RISK-FREE.

Conclusion

So when you put all these together, I can confidently give Kill Binary a big thumbs-down.

You might ask, what’s in it for David? He reaps HUGE profits from affiliate commissions. That’s it. The moment you deposit funds, David’s already laughing all his way to the bank. He’s not making you rich; it’s the other way around.

So if by any chance, you think this is any different from the rest, think again. The name is catchy, that I totally agree, but there’s nothing new in this system – just twisted facts and half-truths.

My advice? Don’t be deceived. Just stay away from Kill Binary.