Is it really the best forex software or is it a scam? Next time you are in an internet forum and you are trying to decide whether negative comments that you read about a product are really a sign of a scam, it is useful to picture the situation happening in the real world, i.e. offline. This will help you when you want to buy forex software.
Imagine that you went to a bookshop, bought a book with a forex system in it, but when you tried the system it didn’t work for you. Maybe the method described was an old one, or it didn’t suit your trading style for whatever reason. You would probably have learnt something, and you would just shrug and accept that wasn’t the right system for you. You wouldn’t go back into town and call the bookstore owner a scammer.
But if the bookstore was inviting everybody to pre-order a great new book on forex that was about to be published, and you and 1000 other people all handed over your cash, and the next day the store was closed and the owner had left town … that is a scam.
the dictionary defines the word scam as ‘a fraudulent business scheme; a swindle’. Someone purposely deceives another with the intention of commiting fraud. Scams are illegal. It is not correct to use this word to describe something offered and delivered in good faith.
People are very suspicious of buying online and you will often see the word ’scam’ thrown around without much justification. Often times it is actually a frustrated customer who cannot get the product to work successfully for them, or maybe it is an over worked or out of date system. Even though actually buying it was bot maybe a good idea you cannot label it a scam.
There actually aren’t many pieces of forex software out there that are scams. You are more likely to get ripped off if you allow some third party access to your money and to trade on your behalf.
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