The Jake Mason Kiwi Method at kiwimethod.co - it is a Binary Options Trading Scam
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The Jake Mason Kiwi Method Scam located at www.kiwimethod.co
This is how the scammers of the so-called Julia and Harold, owners of the Click Money System make their money, by convincing members into opening binary options trading accounts with a broker, which they will make a commission from every time those online users trade, whether they lose or earn money on their so-called investments, taking part in very risky binary options trading.
There is a lot of binary options trading scams online that are similar to The Click Money System. All the scammers do is to change the name of the company and website, then they get actors to create an appealing video with rented luxury homes, cars, jets, which they claim they own, in order to convince viewers into believing in their scams.
What is Binary Options Trading?
Simply put, Binary Options trading allows you to basically trade by saying “yes” or “no”, and if you predict the right outcome you win a predetermined amount. If you are wrong, you lose your money.
Remember, the trading of binary options can involve overall market risk. In nearly all cases markets can and often times do move in various directions without ample warning. Although there are ways to predict potential market movements, even the most thorough of analyses cannot always accurately pinpoint exactly which direction the market will take.
Online users, the best way to get to know Binary Options trading better is by using a demo account. With such an account, you can trade under real market conditions without risking your own money. There are a lot of websites on the internet which allow you to setup a demo account. Just search for “open demo binary options account.”
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