Comments on: Forex Neutrino

By: John

John — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 16:31:17 +0000

Another big hoax!!! I didn’t get any better results than guys above.(..Sighh..)Guess there really isn’t something like ‘easy money’…

By: Jim

Jim — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 01:22:15 +0000

Neutrino continues to be useless.
Never got a reply to requests for info and refund.
Ended up going to ClickBank and they refunded next day. A big reason why I gave this system a try (in spite of suspicions aroused by dubious sales pitches) was it used C.Bank for payment- so it all worked out but I wasted a lot of time.

By: Beej

Beej — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 15:49:58 +0000

Full refund was given, software completely deleted off my PC and another product which failed completely..

Going to give Zen trading a go… Will sit in silence just looking at a screen for hours and hours until some majestic moment happens and I achieve total enlightenment and know exactly which direction to trade and when.. Failing that I’ll just flip a coin.. Hell I’d probably do better than most of these so called systems.

By: Tony

Tony — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 03:24:07 +0000

Thanks for your comments guys. Was considering taking a look at this product, (afterall, its only $100) but I will save that $100 instead.
I guess, the old adage: if it looks to good to be true…..

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:12:19 +0000

My experience so far reflects that of Beej, as well as others:
1. I paid, then it wouldn’t download. After 6-7 emails to “Rich S.”, received several more selling emails (I’d already BOUGHT it!) – finally an email came saying his server had been down….
2. So several days later I finally could install it. Have been demo trading with it. Same experience, tho’ I have had a few modest winners. But overall it’s down $hundreds.
3. Yes, the PT’s are set modest (10-12 pips, not 15) and the SL’s are in the 40-50 range. No trailing Stop Orders either. So this is a formula that obviously does NOT manage risk, which should be #1 priorty. (If you don’t know that, take the course from ForexNittyGritty, a GREAT trainer to make your own decisions.)
4. There is no manual with this, no help, no tel. (even tho’ his sales pitch says he offers top support!). I emailed questions to his personal @gmail address that he uses for the sales pitches – no answer, no reply.
5. Today I asked for a refund. I don’t expect a reply – I’ll give him a few days, then I’m going to ClickBank. In the meantime I continue to test, to see if the signals improve – if so, I’ll post back.

By: Forex

Forex — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:58:37 +0000

I am searching for the version on dealbook 360 ?

By: doug

doug — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 10:28:31 +0000

Beej,

Have you noticed that the formula here is exactly the same as Forex Mutant, ie the signals repaint when the price goes against them and leave no accurate historical record. Looks identical to me.

As per Mutant I sent emails off asking them to explain how you are supposed to trade the signals if they move all the time and surprise surprise no answer.

Interesting in the marketing bullshit it says the systems tell you when to get out of trades, sometimes closing with 3 digit gains. Well I don’t know how this is supposed to happen given the thing operates on a TP target set at 15 pips!!

Like you first 6 trades ended up stopping out at the 45 pip mark, so if live would have been 270 pips down at this point.

I would strongly advise anyone to avoid.

By: Beej

Beej — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:17:56 +0000

I suppose you are right.. It’s not a scam but for sure not a single word can be believed on either site. Results included. I’m pretty sure that I have a lot of the indicators on my PC somewhere all downloaded from free sites. There was something extremely familiar about quite a few of the indicators, just the names were different.. Ah well good luck with your testing. I’ll post back if I was successful with my refund claim.

By: admin

admin — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:01:58 +0000

If the advert lies then it’s a misleading advertisement. And let’s be honest, most of these Forex robots/signals exaggerate and hype up their products to sell better. That would make them all scams. But most of them give back the money if you’re not satisfied, so…

There are far worse scams out there that really deserve the name than those that actually give you back your money. It’s just my personal opinion but I like to use the word carefully.

Regarding the matching copy and other things, again, same marketers.

Imagine if you wanted to sell your product, how would you do it? You’d hire someone to do it for you. Or maybe vice versa, they would hire you to create them a product, so they can sell it using their proven marketing methods. That doesn’t necessarily mean that the same person has created both products.

Anyways, it doesn’t matter, it either works or not. Thanks for posting back your results.

By: Beej

Beej — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 17:46:24 +0000

If the advert lies then it is a scam. The testimonials are clearly lies. Well in my book if they lie in their ads then they surely are not to be trusted at all. IF you are told a lie in order to extract money from you then it’s a scam

Also do you not find it totally amazing that BOTH authors lost lots of money and BOTH authors read every book that they could lay their hands on to find out how the Guru’s do it. Oh and coincidentally both authors after so much study found the guru’s secret.

Do you not only find it a coincidence that the emails of the authors are..

bettingtycoon@gmail.com
forexneutrino@gmail.com

If the alarm bells are not ringing after that then I do not know what will convince you.

I’m glad to hear that Clickbank give money back 100% because I’m claiming. Also of the 6 trades that I placed, a total of 5 have hit their SL -225 pips with the final trade currently -22 pips. I have since un-installed the software and removed it from my PC.