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Here is a section from one email about the btcrobot received from a friend who started using the btcrobot at the very beginning:

"During that time I have seen sporadic trading, sometimes nothing
for a few days. I have also changed settings to see if it would
make any difference.

Fact is, my account has not made any profit. Right now it is down
around $45 in value when stated in bitcoins, which is not much of
course. However, the company has been touting continuing gains
in their promotional emails and I have contacted them on a number
of occasions to question this.

Why? Because if everyone is using the same robot, then gains or
losses, expressed as a percentage, should be similar across most
accounts - although one would expect some potential differences
due to account size.

But this is not the case.

I have heard from a couple of people who have had the same
experience as myself, plus from a good friend whose account is
down a similar amount."

I understand that the robot cannot differentiate between deposits and profits. What I object to is that you are using the FUD from this fact and the FUD from the rise in the price of bitcoin to imply that it is the BTCROBOT that is making all of these fantastic profits in your marketing communications, when it is clear that the profits have nothing to do with the BTCROBOT.  I don't expect all trades to be profitable or no trades to be losing.  I did expect to have at least one winning trade in the last month given the market activity, but all trades were losing. It is true that the robot is conservative, and for that reason my losses are very small. I would not be complaining except that: the BTCROBOT has generated ONLY losing trades so far and: your email communications appear to imply otherwise. Perhaps I will be the loser by not staying with the robot for any possible future winning trades, but I think that I have seen enough to know that simply parking my coins in a wallet will do better, or implementing a better system in metatrader.

I have received other emails from other btcrobot users that confirm my results.  They do not match what is stated in btcrobot emails.  I am a satisfied customer in that my refund was delivered promptly.

I have been using the BTC Robot since week one.  When you sign up, one of the items received is a book which explains which algorithms the btc robot uses.  They look pretty standard, nothing too esoteric, and any forex trader who knows his stuff would be familiar with them.  If the robot is using these, then two ideas are true: one that btcrobot is not necessarily a scam and two, that it is not going to do anything terribly miraculous.  Now that btc-e will soon have metatrader access, there is no reason that you will not be able to script your own version using your own algorithms (except for any really special programing in the robot of course!).

But there is FUD to be waded through, and for that I have to look no further than what the robot is claiming. Here is what is printed on the top of my (silver level, self-hosted) robot:

Funds: 2.31 BTC, 1.02 USD, 288.46 USD total
Weekly profit: $6.11, total profit: $191.20

If you just read that, you would think that the robot is doing great, but here is the truth of the matter:

I initially deposited $100 worth of BTC.  I quickly had one losing trade, and I was afraid that the robot would not continue to trade without the minimum in the account.  It took a while for my BTC purchases to go through, and when I finally had coin, I deposited it into my btc-e account for btcrobot to play with.  When all of the transactions went through, my balance went from around 1 coin to 2.35 coins.  The Btcrobot immediately listed this a profit, and has continued to do so, despite the fact that it was merely a deposit with no trading taking place.  Between then and now a series of trades have taken place.  In each case, the robot bought for slightly higher than it sold....ooops!  But the robot continued to show miraculous profits, how can this be?  It is because the fact that the robot not only credits deposits as "profit", but also any gains made by the rising price of BTC, despite the fact that there were no trades or only losing trades.  The FUD from the robot states that I have made all of this profit, but the truth is, I would have made more profit by merely parking all of those bitcoins in a wallet somewhere.

I have talked to some other folks also using the silver robot, with basically the same results.

I expect my next big windfall from the btcrobot to be when I ask for my refund.