This seems fake to me

[Charles-Tim]

I saw this site yesterday and it seem fake, so I wish to talk about it on this forum. They are claiming to be legit and offer a greater return to users under 24 hours. They are proving their trading is 99.4% accurate. I saw it on there website that their members from around the world trust them to double, triple, and quadruple their hard-earned money as robot do the work for them. So, they are using bots claiming individual can also trade on there own.

The name of the seemed fake website

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https://secureriches.com/bitcointraderc/

I do not believe in bots. The site seem to fake. Why?

Look at the 3 pictures below

I snapped this yesterday and if you check the site today, you will still see the same thing. For limited time only offers are dangerous.


Fake time countdown
From the second picture, see the arrow that shows time countdown ,If you continue click on the site, you will see the time beginning from 05:32 seconds. If you click on it again, it will start from 05:32 seconds again. Which means the time is fake.



Date registration expirarion and free trial
The last date to register or free trial will be the day you clicked on the site, else no free trial again. This is a lie too. You will pay money before you can gain. And, trading with bots does not guarantee you not to lose. So, if you lose, it is at your own risk. Scammers do entice investors.





The domain
The domain is still very young which signifies the site have not reputation yet.



Fake testimony
Check his testimony, it seems so fake as anything fake can be.




As for me, this is completely fake because any business that entices investors in this kind of way that the investors can lose money is scam business.

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[Jating]

Yes, thats obviously a scam site. You should at least post the site here using the code tag so that it won't be clickable and Google won't scrawl here.

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 insert the website here

Anyhow, I try to investigate using the Bill Gates image above, and I got a hit:

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https://finanzsache.com/kryptowaehrungen/bitcoin/betrug/

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https://www.faktisk.no/notiser/a8/nei-olav-thon-har-ikke-investert-i-bitcoin

I think it is a review of a so called

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 Bitcoin Era 

Which is very similar, but one thing is for sure, those are scam sites and probably run by the same scam ring, so good catch.

[Charles-Tim]

Yes, thats obviously a scam site. You should at least post the site here using the code tag so that it won't be clickable and Google won't scrawl here.

Thank you so much, I have found how to use the code tag, the Bill Gate video had no connnection with the website, it is from  YouTube I think. So, it is not related to the site at all.

[Jating]

Yes, thats obviously a scam site. You should at least post the site here using the code tag so that it won't be clickable and Google won't scrawl here.

Thank you so much, I have found how to use the code tag, the Bill Gate video had no connnection with the website, it is from  YouTube I think. So, it is not related to the site at all.

Yes, I understand, what I meant is that I used that image you posted on Bill Gates to look for similar sites, since you haven't posted the site itself.

And it seems scammers are using it as a tool to lure potential victims to their scam websites.

Another similar site:

Code:

https://the-bitcoinrevolution.com/

[MrcMrc]

The site is legit but if used can lead to loss of the coin you used to trade, they make use of robots to trade for you and you can trade yourself. But I am very sure that the way they posed themselves will want people to use them to trade with the help of their boys and I am sure that if someone knows nothing about trading, he will lose coins to this site.