It makes grossly exaggerated claims regarding the easiness to learn and use it, the huge profit it will rake within minutes after purchasing its package, which even someone with no computer or technical knowledge whatsoever can master. Contrary to these wild claims seen in Tanthan Jacksons glary, cheap and gaudy promotional materials, the fact of the matter is that the instructions in the package are packed with complicated charts, and incomprehensible instructions, which no average person could understand, and worse still, I cant even open his files. The worst part is that there is no chatting platform, telephone number anywhere to be found on their website, except an email address. However, when I wrote to them for help I never got a single word in return, and I found out later from my service provider that the email address couldnt be reached. So itll be a waste of time to request a refund, because your email asking for refund will never reach them I dont know who this Tanthan Jackson is, despite those unsubstantiated credentials, but to me he would be one of the lowest low-life scammers. So warn your readers to keep a clear berth from this predictor. Once you have paid the first subscription cost, he would use those cheap second-hand car salesman tricks to pressure you into buying more expensive packages. I can assure you that whatever money you pay him, YOU WILL NEVER GET A RED CENT BACKBe warned about FX Profit Boom. It is extremely hard to learn and use, especially for newbies, contrary to their claim that anyone, including beginners with no trading experience, can use it. Also, if you are thinking of getting a refund, forget about it, because youll never get a red cent back despite their 100 money back guarantee. So take my warning and stay away from this mob.May fair options is a scam. Most of you might assume this is a hoax and we just had a minor bad experience with Mayfair options but they have a particular method of fraudulent activities.The procedure goes like thisyou will receive a call from Mayfair options if you had enquired. Now do expect a call from a guy with the most charming voice and who is a well-trained sales associate. He will manage to talk you into depositing 1000 USD and we frustrated with our 9 to 6 jobs would like to make a little extra money would not hesitate to go ahead with it. After all the promises and good hope the moment the amount has been transferred you will never hear from them again. Their websites are shut down, no response to telephone calls and this goes on for a month or so. Finally we decided to speak to the bank to report a fraudulent transaction and then do expect a call from Mayfair informing us that we have been trading actively though we havent. The account gets blocked somehow and then the bank calls stating that we have been trading actively and with PROOF of all transactions. Mayfair doesnt realize that this 1000 USD that was deposited was not an easy form of income and they would have to face the consequences for their actions.Stay away from AutoProfitReplication and OptionFM. I signed with AutoProfitReplication and deposited 250 with OptionFM. Once I deposited I was caught by a broker (not sure if he is) the one promised me that he will help with training and give bonus and make me a lot of money. Thats all. He convinced me to take money from Credit Card 3500. He made me lost in 2 days. He was real scammer, no training, only control, persuading to deposit more and more. Please stay away.Hi Phoenix, I am not really familiar with this company. If anyone has any feedback let me know. Based on Alexa it seems like a fairly new website. I cant really tell you more since I never received any feedback via email or on any of my blogs concerning BossFin. MikeLast week I started looking into Binary Options. I have since been bombarded by three companies: Rock The Stock, The Aussie Method and HFT Shield. I know HFT Shield was just formed last month. But do you anything on any of them Im getting at least an email a day from them asking me to subscribe.I wish to draw your readers attention to one of the biggest scams under the sun: UK Options. What they do is to lure you initially with a bot they boast to have a success rate over 85. However, in actual fact it does nothing more than deducting a fixed amount from your account on a daily basis, without any trading records whatsoever. Then their owner will step in offering to help you to trade successfully. If you accept his help, hell reset your password without your prior knowledge and consent, so that he can trade for you. You dont have to be a genius to guess correctly the outcome of his help. So keep a wide berth from this mob of scammers, and dont say I havent warned you.without prejudice Well that was a great experience They are good at telling you how good they are, how successful they are with their trading (claims of 90 through normal trading and 95 successful with special event trading). They tell you the only people that dont make money with their system, dont follow their instructions or are gamblers (also that they kick these people out because they are loosing also rboptions money). Let me say I followed their instructions last count I think 15 trades, they gave me about 14 losers. They promise that trades are insured and that they do this because their system is so successful that they loose so few trades, that it gives traders confidence. They insure trades but then want to after the fact, say they do not insure all trades. I started my trading with Adam Devine, this is where almost all loosing trades suggestions originated. He then passed me to Jack Woods to supposedly recover the file (he proceeded to give me one winner and one looser, net position backwards again). Adam Devine then tells me they will slowly recover the file again (two of these trades, the only times I didnt follow their instruction (I halved the suggested investments, lucky they were both losers). When he finished there was 15 left in my account, then he puts me in-touch with Joseph Wolf (Head Broker).