Tag: Affiliate Campaign Scam
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Immediate Serax 360 Review – Never Too Many Fake Platforms
One of the key details that expose this scam is the company’s address. It’s WeWork 8 Cross Street: 8, Cross Street, located in Singapore 048424. In general, it wouldn’t be a problem if that’s not the address for numerous other look-a-like platforms, such as ImmediateFolex , ImmediateNeuPro, or ImmediateAlora. Pretty much all these platforms offer…
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Quantum Pro 360 Review – Stay Away From This Affiliate Scam
The scam industry is a well developed ecosystem of various bogus companies, each having their own distinct purpose in the grand scheme of things. They may take the form of fake regulators, payment facilitators or advertising venues. The one we’re taking a look at today in our Quantum Pro 360 review functions as a data…
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BitcoinEra Review 2024 – Outright Affiliate Platform Fraud
BitcoinEra—the website slash platform constantly appearing on warning lists—promises unwary investors lucrative crypto opportunities. They claim all you have to do is send them money and await seamless profits. In reality, the shady business is one big scheme, just like InvesaCapital. We urge you to read our full BitcoinEra review to learn the truth and…
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Bitcoin Prime Review 2024 – Cunning Affiliate Hoax To Avoid
We are dealing with a blatantly fraudulent affiliate campaign scheme here. The bogus website just keeps yapping about how the business is legit and that users just need to invest $250, but the shady name has been appearing on warning lists and forum complaints. Hence, we urge you to read our full Bitcoin Prime review…
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LeapFX Review – Beware of Sneaky Sites!
Financial market regulation may provide a relatively safe work environment, but there are some branches that do not fall under the general umbrella. One of these is the affiliate campaign business, which mostly deals in providing a vital advertisement revenue for niche services. All would be fine and dandy, if the various deceivers and cybercriminals…
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Profit Rex Review – Can You Trust Any Automated Trading Tool?
The first sign not to trust this firm is its low legal transparency. They don’t reveal any founders or contact options. But at least they mention somewhere that the company might be based in Australia. This is most likely a fake detail but never mind. Luckily, some details can always expose swindlers. If you read…
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Trade Urex 100 Review – Hidden Goals Behind These AI Tools
As can be seen from the table below, Trade Urex 100 operated with different domains. Currently, the only one active is bitgpt.org. Unfortunately, the founders of these sophisticated crypto software solutions are unknown, as are the legal entities behind this company. But once you see that there are zero Trade Urex 100 reviews from traders…
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Immediate ProAir Review – One More In A Sea Of Swindlers
As can be seen from the legal documents, Immediate ProAir has been registered in Singapore. Or at least their address is presented there. However, a legal name can’t be found anywhere, and that’s a big sign to stay away from it. Not to mention, we will reveal numerous misleading details in this Immediate ProAir review.…
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Syntro Coin Review – How To Recognize Scam Signs On Time
One quite interesting thing about Syntro Coin and similar offers is the anonymity. However, if someone truly developed such sophisticated technology, shouldn’t they be proud of it? After all, it should help many traders reach all their life goals. Of course, when technology is suspicious, companies tend to hide most of the legal information. That’s…
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TraderAi Review – How To Stay Ahead Of Trading Manipulators
In its legal documents, the TraderAi company forgot to mention who founded it. Neither does it reveal where it is based. Yet, we are expected to trust it based on its expertise in financial markets. Thus, everything will be clear once you realize many numbers don’t add up. Therefore, watch out for our tips from…
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Immediate Definity Review – Another Crypto Headhunter Exposed
The first thing you can realize about Immediate Definity is a lack of legal transparency. With such a sophisticated system, they should truly brag about their founders, developers, etc. Sadly, the company only reveals the most likely fictitious address in Singapore. Fairly, that can’t make them legitimate. Especially once you realize what’s happening behind the…
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Everix Edge Review – Are Crypto Trading AI’s Good Option?
It’s important to realize that Everix Edge doesn’t reveal any details about who stands behind it. So, why do traders fall for these cheap tricks? Primarily because these campaigns present us with lucrative ads mostly using the names of popular people, such as Elon Musk, Richard Branson, etc. In case you were involved in any…
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Tesla X Trading Review – Fake Reviews And Winning Rate Exposed
Overall, crypto trading has been considered dangerous. But it becomes even more hazardous if you trade with unregulated brokerages or exchanges, and it is even more dangerous if you use auto-trading software allegedly designed by famous tech guys. All these combinations are highly possible when you want to trade with an unlicensed firm. Luckily, this…
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1. Immediate Matrix – Do Not Trust These Cyber Criminals
Immediate Matrix claims to offer valuable online resources for individuals interested in exploring the realm of investments. It is supposed to act as a link, connecting learners with educational institutions. The bogus website presents the platform as a medium that facilitates the exchange of information between eager learners and educational firms. In reality, it serves…
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Immediate Trade Pro Review – Dangers of Automated Bitcoin Trading Tool
The first thing you check to see if the company is legitimate is its legal information. The company should have a registration number, transparent address, and contact details. Also, they should have the founders of such advanced technology revealed to the public. Yet, none of these details are known with this firm. Therefore, we need…