Overnight Profits Review- Smells Just Like a Scam

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 0 comments

I’d like to commend you for being here and reading this for two reasons: first, you have a gut feeling or hunch (even just a tiny one) that Overnight Profits (OP) COULD BE a scam and second, that you know the first page result in Google consists of paid reviews which are biased, unreliable and not worthy of your trust. A lot of these reviews may seem legit but be very wary since they are receiving a hefty affiliate commission. Of course, it follows that the company might be up to no good if they couldn’t be honest up-front.

The Sales Video Isn’t The Worst

Anyway, the sales video has some elements which are not like its predecessors. I tried listening to the creator and owner Gregory Leeds say some pretty convincing statements – stuff that might seem logical given that I’m new in the “business” they’re in and also, that I’ve never been scammed. You see, the usual sales videos would often include fake testimonials from people hired from Fiverr. But here, you won’t see any. However, I found out something vital: Leeds most probably isn’t real or doesn’t exist.

Things Aren’t Adding Up

I did some image search and saw his photo on two sites: one in ShutterStock (keywords are “business man arms crossed”, it’s in the first page) and another is on the home page of Intermountain Credit Advocates (near the bottom part). So aside from hiding behind someone else’s face, I checked the Facebook comments from their app “users” and well, I can’t find any of them – at least nothing that matches the name with the picture.

I Do Like The FAQ Section

The only positive thing I saw with Overnight Profits is their FAQs section. At least they’re honest about not being able to use the software unless you’ve deposited money to their recommended broker which is often something that other scammers intentionally miss out on. Oh wait; I got carried away with all the fake things about OP that I failed to mention how you’re supposed to earn $5,779.51: it’s thru binary options trading.

If it’s your first time, I completely understand how easy it is to fall for this trap especially because these scammers know all the right buttons to push. Nevertheless, here’s a quick explanation how this system really works.

How Binary Options Work

Binary options allows you to trade for a very short time frame – which is about one to five minutes. All you need to do is choose whether you think a stock will go up or down and that’s it, you wait for the results. Because everything happens so fast, you barely have time to look at trends and even analyze. So it’s safe to say that what you’ll be doing is more of a guessing game.

According to Leeds, OP works in nighttime markets because he says that these are more predictable due to slower activity compared to the market movements during day. I read that 10x and it still doesn’t make any sense. In their site, OP said that minimum deposit is at $250 but their recommended broker, Glenridge Capital requires $800.

VERDICT:

Overnight Profits was launched on September 10, 2015 so it’s not even a month old. But with the amount they siphon from others, in reality, they’re the ones who make money while they sleep. Meanwhile, you’ll most likely lose all your hard-earned cash overnight.

It’s the closest thing to a scam I’ve seen recently. Complaints have been made about losing $500 in just 8 hours. The best option is to tuck your money away and to not consider even giving your email address to OP.