Secret Forex Society Using Fake Address in NYC

[UNFORGIVEN]

Ok I guess you are right, multiple sites don't hurt anybody unless they try to make it look like different people own and operate them and take your money. Lot's of conditions you have here.

[JLLC]

Not conditions really Undertaker, simple facts, owning multiple sites isn't a crime, what we have here though, goes waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay beyond, you agree?

[McPott]

This is alot to swallow, I am using them successfully... and what proof you have that they used fake address? Where is that written in stone? And more so what does it matter in the long run? Haven't you ever fibbed about something to seem like somethingyou are not

OMG, this isn't a some international who-dunnit about missing WMD or something, its as clear as day on their own websites!

Forex Peace Army is owned by Forex Systems Inc which is operated out of 764 Black Hawk Ave, New York, NY, 10001. Except there is no Black Hawk Ave in New York, there is one in California though. Like you said its one thing owning a few sites, but faking out the addresses twice now, like, the entire country away, what is the reason for this?

[cherry]

Instead of managing your money and assuming that sort of risk (and registering yourself with the government as an investment planner), for $1000 a month you gain access to a real life guru's chat room and "Rob" will personally give you this information himself so you can assume all the risk based on this information that "doesn't work all the time." I trade every day based on SMA and other trend indicators, it doesn't work all the time, but I do this for free on free software and am not scammed not once not ever. And be honest, as a complete beginner, wouldn't you be like "WOW I NEED TO GET THIS INSIDE INFO FROM ROB, IF IT COSTS THAT MUCH MAYBE ITS WORTH IT, EVEN FOR ONE MONTH!" But think about it people, instead of charging you $20 a month consistently for years with your winning signals, Felix sets up a chat room gets your $999 in one shot and its a wrap. I heard about people asking for their money back and him agreeing, but I guarantee you a lot of people simply never asked and were out $999 or more!

I think it funny that this website's guy name is Rob when he is actually robbing your money

[Zeffron]

Maybe someone needs to give me a walk through of FPA. I went on there and I really didn't see all that some of these guys are talking about. Maybe I need to look again.

FPA is actually a great service that has recovered funds for hundreds of people who have been scammed by broker's tricks. I don't think any of these investigations should matter out of direct spite of how much good will comes from the site. FPA has never asked me for money, period, you people who are out to get them literally are expending too much of your energy exposing something that is not a scam. There's nothing more to say.

[sniper012]

They may not have asked you for money, but they do charge for signals. Minus the paid signal service, I'm just curious to know what sets them apart from any other site. I'm not being a wise ass, I really would like someone to show me where all this great info is that I can't get anywhere else besides FPA.

FPA is actually a great service that has recovered funds for hundreds of people who have been scammed by broker's tricks. I don't think any of these investigations should matter out of direct spite of how much good will comes from the site. FPA has never asked me for money, period, you people who are out to get them literally are expending too much of your energy exposing something that is not a scam. There's nothing more to say.

[FxFreedom]

I stay out of businesses that are not my business. Rule of thumb

[adam2011]

This is alot to swallow, I am using them successfully... and what proof you have that they used fake address? Where is that written in stone? And more so what does it matter in the long run? Haven't you ever fibbed about something to seem like somethingyou are not

I think he showed us pictures thatthey have a fake address, or the pics are fake too ?

[adam2011]

Well, it is kinda true, they pioneered a way to completely make thousands of people believe that 99% of other forex programs are scams while simultaneously making their own signal services that were like $1000's of dollars to join seem like the only way a newbie would make money. hell, i almost fell for it until I read some bad reviews from MANY MANY MANY people, EXCEPT soodan i guess... ha

That's their strategy, they can't get right straight into a fair competetion with other broker, doh why should I deal with such a company ?

[danforth1]

forex peace army has nice site

[JLLC]

I used to belong to them but their emails just got so annoying, day in , day out

[tab]

That's their strategy, they can't get right straight into a fair competetion with other broker, doh why should I deal with such a company ?

You shouldn't, there are so many fair and balanced places for good Forex info, so many people fall for these reviews of places that really are designed to turn you off to everything except what the website owner makes money with through back handed deals and such.

[tab]

forex peace army has nice site

Yea its beautiful

[AARP]

yea, u just never know about some places...

[adam2011]

You shouldn't, there are so many fair and balanced places for good Forex info, so many people fall for these reviews of places that really are designed to turn you off to everything except what the website owner makes money with through back handed deals and such.

I won't, the easiest thing to design a website, create a fake address, and put your phone number, & say Hi I am a broker, lol.

[adam2011]

yea, u just never know about some places...

what places man ?

[Savoy]

I wouldn't put too much stock into worrying about FPA being a scam itself, lots of good traders on there, lots of beginners, it runs the gamut really.

[tab]

Isn't the term "running the gambit" ???

[Savoy]

No, it's definitely GAMUT look it up

[tab]

Damn you were right, http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gamut