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There is no "Steve McKay BitCoin Flipping Software" or a Steve McKay Bitcoin Millionaire Club. The website bitcoinadvertising.co, which claims that Steve McKay, an ex-software developer from an unknown firm, created a Bitcoin Flipping Software that has earned more than $18 million dollars in profit within the past 6 months, is a fake being operated by an online scammer. There is no such bitcoin options software. If you search the internet, you will not find a Steve McKay BitCoin Code Trading Software on any reputable website, except on some deceptive websites created by scammers to convince their potential victims into signing up for binary options trading accounts with a broker and depositing a minimum of $250 into the accounts.
Therefore, online users are asked not to register or invest in the bogus "The Steve McKay Bitcoin Millionaire Club."
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profitsxcf.com is another fake website they are using.
How can I get this lowlife to stop sending me messages. I'm not going to believe his bulls**t scam and have no intention of giving him a cent and I'm fed up with him contacting me. I tell everyone the same thing, I'm NOT a criminal or a drug dealer or a money launderer so I have NO use for bitcoin...
Scam. Scam . Scam . Do not give them any money. P*sses me off.
They are actually based in Austria.
Bitcoin Millionaires Club information Name:Domain Privacy Service FBO Registrant.Organization:Domain Privacy Service FBO Registrant.Street:10 Corporate DriveSuite 300City:BurlingtonState:MAPostal Code:01803Country:USPhone: 1.6027165339Email:
You cannot rely on Whois information to determine where the owner of a domain is from. This is because this information can be falsified.
The "deal" doesn't go into the how and making $13,000 USD (I presume) is surely too good to be true for just 20 minutes of work per day. If it seems too good to be true it probably is. Maybe they are paying in Monopoly money? They do have a fairly nice website however, and for $250 it'd be worth a scam site testing it out, I'm sure the traffic and potential real advertisers would pay for the traffic to sell newsletters....It may be a ponsI scam. I'll look to see where the website server is, maybe the Ucrane?
The name now is Steve Banks.
The email I have today from the bitcoinadvertising.co has changed the founder's name to Steve Banks. I could tell this was a scam from the moment I looked at it. Pass the new name on if you like.
I received the same email today with the name Steve Banks, same photo, same promises, just a different surname.
I'm really mad at myself, because I fell for this scam! I sent my 250 dollars to this scam artist. Is there anyway at all I can get my money back? I just called my bank, and they said no, because I sent him the money on my own free will.
Only your bank bank can refund your money.
I received an email today under the name Steve Banks. I knew something was wrong when I could not find any information on this guy, the club or the software flipping program.Not fooled!
Same here!!! Definitely not fooled!
Now A.K.A. Steve Banks