Crypto Prophecy Review – Another Crypto Trading Scheme?
Welcome to my Crypto Prophecy Review!
A couple of weeks ago, I received an email about an opportunity to get into cryptocurrency trading, and in it was a program called Crypto Prophecy.
I was curious enough to see what it was, so I decided to take a closer look since cryptocurrency remains to be one of the hottest topics this year.
And sure enough, the website does not fail to disappoint in terms of delivering the hype.
The hype of grabbing a slice of the $300 billion dollar industry, that is.
First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.
That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!
Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with Crypto Prophecy in any form.
So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.
Instead, I'm here to reveal what makes this program questionable and why this is probably another crypto trading scheme.
Crypto Prophecy Review Summary
Product Name: Crypto Prophecy
Founder: Crypto Girl (No other information disclosed)
Product Type: Cryptocurrency Trading and Training Platform
Price: $37 one-time fee
Best For: No one!
Summary: Crypto Prophecy is a cryptocurrency training program with its own trading app designed by an unknown company. However, the only real person representing the program hides under the pseudonym Crypto Girl. Unfortunately, the program appears to be a complete waste of time because it's tagged by professional traders as a Guru Scam (explained below), and they don't have the necessary license or authority to provide investment advice, especially when you're in a billion-dollar industry. Your money is better off elsewhere.
Rating: 10/100
Recommended: No
Bitcoin Loophole Review – A Trading Platform That Doesn’t Pay?
Welcome to my Bitcoin Loophole review!
I am not going to write any witty introduction here, so I'll just cut to the chase.
This looked like a promising program that could help you make a lot of money, but you'd be surprised to find out what they're hiding.
This is Bitcoin Loophole.
First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.
That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!
Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with Bitcoin Loophole in any form.
So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.
Instead, I'm here to reveal what this trading platform is all about and unveil their reputation to the rest of the world.
Bitcoin Loophole Review Summary
Product Name: Bitcoin Loophole
Founder: Steve McKay
Product Type: Cryptocurrency Trading Platform
Price: No sign-up fee + $250 Initial Minimum Deposit
Best For: No one
Summary: Bitcoin Loophole is a cryptocurrency trading platform developed by former software developer Steve McKay. Featuring both an auto-pilot and manual mode for trading, this is supposedly intended for both beginners and expert traders alike. However, there were a few things that I found out that turned this review around. People didn't get paid (and I'll show you proof) and they used fake advertisements from a popular TV show and a well-known entrepreneur (to be revealed in this article) as well.
Rating: 10/100
Recommended: No
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Is BitClub Network A Scam? I’m 90% Sure It’s A Ponzi Scheme Too!
Welcome to my BitClub Network review!
If someone ever told you that you could get rich if you invested a lot of money in a mining pool, they're probably both right and wrong.
But that would depend on the mining pool too.
If you got invited into BitClub Network's mining pool, well, I have some bad news for you.
First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.
That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!
Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with BitClub Network in any form.
So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.
Instead, I'm here to reveal why this program has all the makings of a Ponzi scheme.
Is BitClub Network a scam?
It probably is, but read on just to be sure.
BitClub Review Summary
Product Name: BitClub Network
Founder: Russ Medlin, Joe Abel, and Joby Weeks
Product Type: Cryptocurrency - Bitcoin Mining Pool
Price: $99 Membership Fee + Options For Mining Pool ($500 to $2000)
Best For: No one. Everyone should avoid this at all costs!
Summary: BitClub Network is a Bitcoin mining pool run by different (and shady) characters, and operates on what I can assume to be a Ponzi scheme. There's just nothing good to report about this program, and I would advise everyone to avoid this like the plague. Why? Because on top of their shady founders, they even got caught red-handed by a government for operating a Ponzi scheme and are now banned from operating in that country (Read on to find out which country it is). That's more than enough for anyone to just turn their heads and look for other means of earning money online.
Rating: 1/100
Recommended: No
Sweatcoin App Review – Get Paid To Get Fit, And Here’s How!
Welcome to my Sweatcoin review!
An app that pays you (in cryptocurrency at that) to get fit? There's no such thing right?
You're wrong my friend. Such an app exists, and I am talking about Sweatcoin!
First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.
That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!
Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with Sweatcoin in any form.
So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.
Instead, I'm here to reveal what Sweatcoin is all about and its distinct features that separate it from all the other fitness apps.
But before you decide to join in on the fun, check out my Sweatcoin app review in its entirety...
Sweatcoin Review Summary
Product Name: Sweatcoin
Founder: Oleg Formenko Ranbir Arora and Anton Derlyatka
Product Type: Get Paid to Walk Fitness App
Price: Free to Join or with Optional Monthly Subscriptions.
Best For: People who want to be motivated to stay fit or get fit, or those who want to make a little money out of the most common activities.
Summary: Sweatcoin is not a scam, and it's a very interesting program for a few reasons, apart from it being a cryptocurrency-based program. There's no catch, there's no commitment involved. And there are a few more reasons why I recommend this product. First, it's very easy to use. There's nothing complicated about the app. You walk, you get coins, you trade it in for cash. It's that simple. Second, it's a brand new way to make money. Any app that provides financial motivation to to do anything (and as long as its legitimate and safe) is fine by me. Lastly, people got paid (and there's proof!) There is no better way to prove that this product is as legit as it gets other than people getting paid.
Rating: 80/100
Recommended: Yes
Is iCoinPro A Scam? Another Crypto Scheme EXPOSED!
Welcome to my iCoinPro review!
If someone ever told you that there was an MLM company that dealt with cryptocurrency, you probably laughed at the idea.
But they are real.
Today, we're going to take a look at a cryptocurrency-based MLM company called iCoinPro.
First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.
That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!
Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with iCoinPro in any form.
So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.
Instead, I'm here to reveal what sets iCoinPro apart from all the other cryptocurrency courses and platforms, and what they have to offer to the industry as a whole.
By the end of this article, we'll find out the answer to the question:
is iCoinPro a scam?
iCoinPro Review Summary
Product Name: iCoinPro
Founder: Paul De Sousa and Justin Clark
Product Type: Cryptocurrency training platform
Price: Choice of 3 subscriptions: $39.95 per month or $229.65 every 6 months or $449.95 every 12 months + $39.95 for the Distributor Fee
Best For: People who are eager to know more about cryptocurrency and those who want to know how to trade with cryptocurrency.
Summary: iCoinPro is a cryptocurrency training platform that runs on a membership-based MLM compensation structure. While it's definitely not a scam, they certainly don't live up to their claim of being "one of the most exciting companies in the world". Underneath the training program, they're simply an MLM company running a 2x14 unilevel structure and you're paying money to earn money (which I'll explain later). Second, the information they provide can be accessed on Google for FREE, and to me, their lessons don't provide any valuable insight into the industry.
Rating: 20/100
Recommended: No
Crypto Coin Sniper Review (Most Horrible Scam of 2018 Exposed!)
Welcome to my Crypto Coin Sniper review!
First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.
That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!
Let me be completely honest with you, I've reviewed hundreds of digital products on my website here and Crypto Coin Sniper is one of the WORST SCAMS I've reviewed!
Let me prove it to you with real solid evidence...
Crypto Coin Sniper Review Summary
Product Name: Crypto Coin Sniper
Founder: Paul Scott Unknown
Product Type: Cryptocurrency trading SCAM!
Price: $37
Best For: The mysterious owner & affiliates promoting it
Summary: Crypto Coin Sniper is just another ClickBank scam. I can immediately recognize this product is created by the same person which is related to other scams as well. If you want to find out, let me prove it to you in the full review below...
Rating: 1/100
Recommended: No (SCAM ALERT!)
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