$4,500 to $34,500 per Week!

Hi all,

Learn about a great system that can make $4,500 to $34,500 or even more, per week, and in residual income.

It is 100% free to sign up for an account and learn how the system works.

Free person to person support is available for everybody.

Click Here (https://www.luckscout.com/get-rich/) to learn what this system is and how it works.

You can download and read our eBook too.

See you onboard

Aw FFS man. You're flogging cheap BS.

"it is 100% free to sign up"
Yeah right, that is why you are a commercial member. Not selling anything at all.

"a great system that can make $4,500 to $34,500 or even more, per week"
Seriously ? Pretending that trading is a get rich quick scheme is a plain lie.

"Click Here (https://www.luckscout.com/get-rich/) to learn what this system is and how it works"
Are you sharing a trading system that you are using profitably yourself ?
I have yet to come across a trader that shares his/her full strategy, maybe a part of it but that is where things tend to stop.

I just glanced through your eBook. First thing that came to my mind was Jurik's Snake Oil Tutorial (http://www.jurikres.com/snake/main_oil.htm).

Anyway, best of luck with your commercial venture.
Good thing there's a new sucker born every day.

LuXing

It is explained that it has nothing to do with trading, otherwise it would be another money sucker. It is a real business, not a virtual one... dealing with the scam retail brokers...

Good luck

right ,a real business and a real SCAM.not the first i saw this type.

Scamadviser.com just checks a few things automatically to make the report it represents online. Obviously, it says "Suspicious: This Site May Be Risky" just because there was a WhoIs protector on the domain while the server is in USA, so that Scamadviser.com couldn't see where the real location of the site was: Site is United States based , But The Real Location Is Being Hidden:



However, right after seeing your comment, we removed the WhoIs protector and now nothing will be hidden to Scamadviser.com. Therefore, it won't show the warning anymore once they update their database with the new data. Currently they are still showing the same owner data. It seems they update their database every 2 days. You can check later and you will see that there will be no warning there anymore... So, from the Scamadviser point of view, a scam site can turn into a legitimate and trustworthy site by making a small change that takes less than a minute to do ...
You can check it here:
https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/luckscout.com

Thank you for informing us about what Scamadviser.com was saying about our site. However, just because a domain has a WhoIs Protector, doesn't mean that it is scam. Even Scamadviser is saying "This Site May Be Risky". It doesn't say it is risky. Besides, Scamadviser is not an authority site to verify the other sites. What they show on their site after entering a domain name, is nothing but the result of an automatic checking that a software does to extract the domain registrant information and the site server location. That is all. They have created this site just to attract people who know nothing about this, to have them click on the Google Adsense ads they place on their pages to make some money:



By the way, thank you to let us know about this.

thats for the masses dude. i know a scam when i see it.this cos i hunted such sites who was shut down by the autorities in the end. not many people here are used with all those stuff or many here know about clickbank tricksters.you try play smart ass but doesnt work with me,might work with noobs i agree.
gud lak! untill you will get revoked

I didn't try to play smart ass. I just explained the case. I am not trying to convince anybody. Also we have nothing to do with ClickBank. Of course ClickBank is a legal legitimate website who is the pioneer of handing the online transactions. Some of those who choose ClickBank to do their transactions, can be scams, but it doesn't mean ClickBank is scam. It is an online service like PayPal, and they work with PayPal hand in hand.

Once Scamadviser updated its data and shows that we changed from a suspicious into a fully legitimate and trustworthy site just by removing the WhoIs protector, I show everybody how Scamadviser is lying to people (trolls who think are not noobs and can see beyond the obvious) and misleads them. Let's cross our fingers for now.