| New Forex Trading Robot – Real Or Scam ?

New Forex Trading Robot – Real Or Scam ?

Zem T asked:


http://directnetbuy.net/forexya.html

They claim that there’s this software that trades forex for you. It buys and sells so you make the most profit. People say that they had $1000 in their account and ended up make $6000 in 3 weeks. There is alot of evedence on the site but i need your guys’ comments. Is it real.

Here’s the Site:
http://directnetbuy.net/forexya.html

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4 Responses to “New Forex Trading Robot – Real Or Scam ?”

  1. Javier Andrés G on August 2nd, 2009 2:03 am

    Hi, Becareful with those robots, I’m not saying that that doesn’t work, but offtenly it’s managed by uplines. And if they mess it up you can loose big time.
    It’s better when you have control over something. Let me give you an example, I’m at Global Domains International, and some of my uplines have formed a group called “Grupo Aguila” or “Eagle group” they use a robot, an autoresponder. They say that it’s a proved rovot that will help you to have more people in your network so you can have more money.

    I’ve used their robot once with a bad result,
    When that robot fails, everything collapses. because you have to spot anouncing and stuff.
    I prefer earning money slowly, but constantly.
    That’s why I always say: Keep it simple.

    cheers.

    Javier A. Goya

  2. personalfinancedaily on August 5th, 2009 3:14 am

    Your link takes the reader to forexautopilot.com. I enjoy trading currencies and there is a lot less research than trading stocks. I use proprietary software I bought from 4xmadeeasy.com that retails for the price of a nice used car.

    For under $100, I would give it a shot, although I recommend using a credit card, should something sketchy come up, you can always dispute the charge, whereas a debit card comes right from your personal checking account.

    I plan to research this further, but thanks for sharing the link.

  3. robe on August 7th, 2009 10:51 pm

    If this worked, why would anyone share it? Don’t jump in…

  4. Xelam on August 10th, 2009 1:29 am

    at times i believe the software is simply lucky to have predicted the outcome of the market to make profit. if you have been trading before, you must be aware that no amount of computerised maneuver can truly predict the results of the currency pairs, else, a lot of traders would have been billionaires by now. you may want to check your options in this site. they do not provide auto signals or tippers, instead, they will provide a REAL, LIVE PERSON called Account Service Manager with whom you can talk over the phone, e-mail or chat, who is actually an expert in the field of forex trading to be your mentor, adviser, friend, trading partner and can give expert advises, tricks and strategies on how to become successful in your trading activities. i would still root for the human wisdom rather than robots.