Friday, 6 March 2015

30 Day Change

30DayChange, what an awful scam. This one has taken it up notch by using a signing woman to convey their scammy message to deaf people. How low can you stoop? I mean really! The video starts off with uplifting “underdog” music that you’d typically associate with X Factor or Pop Idol, and it really gets under my skin that people will go to such lengths to con people out of money like this. It’s another big blow for the binary options industry as a whole, as I’m led to believe from other people in the industry that this particular product that officially launches on the 12th of January 2015 is going to be a big one. So how did I find out about this one? I was emailed by a customer called Steven that sent through a few different suspected scams to me over the Christmas break. Here’s the email 30DayChange 30daychange scam email The email stated that there’s already a scam review of this product up and out, however the review is on a site that is known to provide bad quality reviews full of incorrect information. So how do I know that this is a scam? Well, to be 100% honest I don’t 100% know. If you really want to try it out then click here www.30daychange.co And try it out for yourself and get back to me if I’m wrong. However my gut tells me I’m not, because they’ve used all the same scammy techniques that everyone else uses. 30DayChange Review First up, the video on you tube has the comments disabled, you only do this on videos if you have something to hide, so stay vigilant people. 30DayChange Review Second of all, I was told on the homepage that I didn’t need a credit card, but when I entered my email (of which I was patronisingly congratulated for) I was redirected to Banc De Binary and asked for my credit card details. This makes me laugh, because what they are essentially doing is just asking people like you and me to sign up and deposit at banc de binary so that they can make a commission. They have completely fabricated the back story, and they will probably lose your money via auto trading. If you want to trade with banc de binary, and you want to make someone a commission in the process then CLICK HERE and deposit, and I’ll make a commission off you. That’s pretty much the way you should approach advertising a broker if you don’t’ have a genuine service to offer. So is 30 day change a complete scam? Well it’s not looking good on the face of it. They’ve lied about what their service is, they’ve lied about needing a credit card, they are hiding their comments on youtube and they claim to have a customer service award in 2014 despite not even having a phone number on their site, and my particular favourite was the screenshot of a binary broker with nearly $700k in it! I would have cashed out and bought a Lamborghini way before it hit $700k. I probably would have taken out lumps of $5000 each time so it was safely in my bank account. However, like I said I could be wrong and if you want to give a go against my advice then feel free to visit their site. www.30daychange.co In my professional opinion if you want to learn how to trade binary options, then go to a company that teach you how to trade properly. This is a service that we offer at Option XE, however there are a few other companies out there that offer similar service. I wouldn’t personally go to one single broker either, quite often is the case when you put all your eggs in one basket, you end up getting the mucky end of the stick, but that’s your choice.

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