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Consumer Comment from KT
10/12/09 - 6:34pm
Author: KT
Location: Australia
These guys are a bunch of crooks . I am warning you do not deal with these people under any circumstances.
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Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
08/01/10 - 11:35pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
I have received a brochure and intend throwing it in the bin. Be very careful of company promises and past performances. Quite often they do not give you the full picture before signing you up.
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Author Comment from garyrj
09/01/10 - 3:08pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
Thanks Guys. I have thrown it away but they rang me 3 times last week on a phone number that only my family and a previous scammer have. This alone made me suspicious. You also need a large amount of money to enter the Forex business and even then its risky. I have done my homework on this.
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Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
10/01/10 - 7:24pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
Have you been contacted by Agency Financial Services for a "fusion trader" 2009 or Vision Tech for their 'GDX12' horse racing programme 1998? I have received brochures from these previously and now believe that they are all connected...all very cleverly promoted with ripoff in the end.
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Author Comment from garyrj
10/01/10 - 10:04pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
3 years ago I was scammed by "Excel" , an arbitrage group that just disappeared. Since then I have been approached by "Supatab" (Horseracing) and "Knobile and Lynch' (Arbitrage) now "Apple" (Forex). All these scamming companies contacted me by phone and post. I found out from the fraud squad that the scammers keep a list and I could be contacted for the next 10 years!!
At least now I am aware of what goes on.
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Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
11/01/10 - 5:37pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
thought I might lead them on a bit if and when they contact me..no doubt by phone. Makes it hard for those who may have something genuine to share.
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Author Comment from garyrj
11/01/10 - 6:21pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
Tell them you just sold your house and you have half a million to play with. Watch them salivate!! I have more info but am not prepared to post it here. You can contact me at gary@garyjohnson.com.au
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Author Comment from garyrj
13/01/10 - 11:38pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
I have had further contact with these people and I am now of the opinion they are a bona fida organisation. They purchased a mailout that just happened to have people who have been scammed on it and they now have done away with that and use their own data base.. They do not require any up front fees. They get their commission from day to day trades that you do with the investment company. Having said all that it still is a risky business - not for the fainthearted!! It does require a minimum outlay of $10k and you can expect a return of 3-6% a month. This is all I can offer at this stage.
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Consumer Comment from mike jones
15/01/10 - 5:10am
Author: mike jones
Location: Sydney, NSW
Don't be too quick to advocate unless you bought their software and are generating th 6% profit per month claimed.
All I can say is this: they WILL NOT:
• provide any reports or evidence of previous trading
• guarantee the performance of the software
• give you a trial version for any period of time
• provide any testimonials at all
They WILL GIVE you:
• every excuse for this under the sun
• a sales speech that will tempt you to part with between 2600 at 10K
Before parting with 2.6K or 10K, ask yourself this - "can I afford to piss away that amount of money and not bat an eyelid?". If the answer is YES, go for it and good luck to you.
If the answer is NO, do risk it like the hundreds of people including my father who have been "sold" by the Queensland investment entrepeneurs... sorry, I mean scammers... it's simply not worth the heartache. 10K is better off in a savings account earning 6% per annum.
Or just buy the biggest plasma TV you can find and enjoy it for Pete's sake!
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Consumer Comment from mike jones
15/01/10 - 5:18am
Author: mike jones
Location: Sydney, NSW
Oh - and did any of you ever stop and think why a supposedly successful investment company has such a poorly designed website, presentation and brochure???
I mean please, we're talking about do-it-yourself MS Word layouts here... Publisher at most.
A serious company would employ a professional graphic designer to produce this material if they were seriously aiming their product at serious, savvy investors.
How do I know this? I've run a graphic design agency for almost 15 years.
Their effort is laughable and I really hope my "opinions" steer at least one sensible human being in the right direction.
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Author Comment from garyrj
15/01/10 - 5:27am
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
Of course you are right Mike. In reflection their pitch to me was very convincing but there again that is what they do best. I have had a number of people email me and I have begged them all not to go down this track. Even if they are a bona fida company, Forex is purely for the professional. I have been scammed in the past and I know the heartache it causes. Unfortunately we all get carried away with tempting offers and the scammers play on that ruthlessly.
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Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
17/01/10 - 8:15pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
Well, as of now I have not heard from apple Investment Co, except for their brochure which is very similar to the others I have mentioned previously. I have no intention of parting with my money with this company. However, FX trading can be great with the right company as long as you can understand what you are doing...trading probabilities. There is one reputable one that I know of, that is interested in teaching and not a ripoff read more »
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10/12/09 - 6:34pm
Author: KT
Location: Australia
These guys are a bunch of crooks . I am warning you do not deal with these people under any circumstances.
Hide Comment
Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
08/01/10 - 11:35pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
I have received a brochure and intend throwing it in the bin. Be very careful of company promises and past performances. Quite often they do not give you the full picture before signing you up.
Hide Comment
Author Comment from garyrj
09/01/10 - 3:08pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
Thanks Guys. I have thrown it away but they rang me 3 times last week on a phone number that only my family and a previous scammer have. This alone made me suspicious. You also need a large amount of money to enter the Forex business and even then its risky. I have done my homework on this.
Hide Comment
Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
10/01/10 - 7:24pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
Have you been contacted by Agency Financial Services for a "fusion trader" 2009 or Vision Tech for their 'GDX12' horse racing programme 1998? I have received brochures from these previously and now believe that they are all connected...all very cleverly promoted with ripoff in the end.
Hide Comment
Author Comment from garyrj
10/01/10 - 10:04pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
3 years ago I was scammed by "Excel" , an arbitrage group that just disappeared. Since then I have been approached by "Supatab" (Horseracing) and "Knobile and Lynch' (Arbitrage) now "Apple" (Forex). All these scamming companies contacted me by phone and post. I found out from the fraud squad that the scammers keep a list and I could be contacted for the next 10 years!!
At least now I am aware of what goes on.
Hide Comment
Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
11/01/10 - 5:37pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
thought I might lead them on a bit if and when they contact me..no doubt by phone. Makes it hard for those who may have something genuine to share.
Hide Comment
Author Comment from garyrj
11/01/10 - 6:21pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
Tell them you just sold your house and you have half a million to play with. Watch them salivate!! I have more info but am not prepared to post it here. You can contact me at gary@garyjohnson.com.au
Hide Comment
Author Comment from garyrj
13/01/10 - 11:38pm
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
I have had further contact with these people and I am now of the opinion they are a bona fida organisation. They purchased a mailout that just happened to have people who have been scammed on it and they now have done away with that and use their own data base.. They do not require any up front fees. They get their commission from day to day trades that you do with the investment company. Having said all that it still is a risky business - not for the fainthearted!! It does require a minimum outlay of $10k and you can expect a return of 3-6% a month. This is all I can offer at this stage.
Hide Comment
Consumer Comment from mike jones
15/01/10 - 5:10am
Author: mike jones
Location: Sydney, NSW
Don't be too quick to advocate unless you bought their software and are generating th 6% profit per month claimed.
All I can say is this: they WILL NOT:
• provide any reports or evidence of previous trading
• guarantee the performance of the software
• give you a trial version for any period of time
• provide any testimonials at all
They WILL GIVE you:
• every excuse for this under the sun
• a sales speech that will tempt you to part with between 2600 at 10K
Before parting with 2.6K or 10K, ask yourself this - "can I afford to piss away that amount of money and not bat an eyelid?". If the answer is YES, go for it and good luck to you.
If the answer is NO, do risk it like the hundreds of people including my father who have been "sold" by the Queensland investment entrepeneurs... sorry, I mean scammers... it's simply not worth the heartache. 10K is better off in a savings account earning 6% per annum.
Or just buy the biggest plasma TV you can find and enjoy it for Pete's sake!
Hide Comment
Consumer Comment from mike jones
15/01/10 - 5:18am
Author: mike jones
Location: Sydney, NSW
Oh - and did any of you ever stop and think why a supposedly successful investment company has such a poorly designed website, presentation and brochure???
I mean please, we're talking about do-it-yourself MS Word layouts here... Publisher at most.
A serious company would employ a professional graphic designer to produce this material if they were seriously aiming their product at serious, savvy investors.
How do I know this? I've run a graphic design agency for almost 15 years.
Their effort is laughable and I really hope my "opinions" steer at least one sensible human being in the right direction.
Hide Comment
Author Comment from garyrj
15/01/10 - 5:27am
Author: garyrj
Location: Melbourne, VIC
Of course you are right Mike. In reflection their pitch to me was very convincing but there again that is what they do best. I have had a number of people email me and I have begged them all not to go down this track. Even if they are a bona fida company, Forex is purely for the professional. I have been scammed in the past and I know the heartache it causes. Unfortunately we all get carried away with tempting offers and the scammers play on that ruthlessly.
Hide Comment
Consumer Comment from bobjoskin
17/01/10 - 8:15pm
Author: bobjoskin
Location: Regional, VIC
Well, as of now I have not heard from apple Investment Co, except for their brochure which is very similar to the others I have mentioned previously. I have no intention of parting with my money with this company. However, FX trading can be great with the right company as long as you can understand what you are doing...trading probabilities. There is one reputable one that I know of, that is interested in teaching and not a ripoff read more »
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