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  • #12,861
  • Nov 18, 2010 5:02am Nov 18, 2010 5:02am
can anyone explain to me what jackos fund is / was and what actually happened in the scam ? how much money has this guy ran away with ?
  • #12,862
  • Nov 18, 2010 7:34am Nov 18, 2010 7:34am
Quoting whatfx
can anyone explain to me what jackos fund is / was and what actually happened in the scam ? how much money has this guy ran away with ?
Start around August and read the thread and you will find out.
  • #12,863
  • Dec 1, 2010 10:41am Dec 1, 2010 10:41am
Quoting madmatz
I don't plan to continue reading through this thread as I have read enough; h
Potential partners/friends/associates: Phonetic; billparoli; Scotty2Cues (AKA Mr Chan from http://www.forexstrategysecrets.com/blog/an-alternative-to-hedging.htm)


I will do my best to acquire as much info on his whereabouts as possible.
you really need to read the thread again
  • #12,864
  • Dec 6, 2010 7:38pm Dec 6, 2010 7:38pm
madmatz,

Check out post #21 as this trader claimed he met the Jackel.....I mean Jacko. Seems that might be a good lead. This trader seems to know alot about Jacko if his post can be believed.

Good luck in your efforts tracking him down.

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  • #12,865
  • Dec 6, 2010 7:43pm Dec 6, 2010 7:43pm
Quoting acetrader
This trader seems to know alot about Jacko if his post can be believed.
Yeah, because that's Jacko under a different name, he had other usernames as well mentioned in this thread, but he hasn't used any of them since he disappeared
It's NOT GAMBLING when the odds are in your favor
  • #12,866
  • Dec 6, 2010 7:57pm Dec 6, 2010 7:57pm
User Name,

Somehow I am not surprised by that. Thanks for sharing that info.
  • #12,867
  • Dec 6, 2010 8:02pm Dec 6, 2010 8:02pm
There were already some discussion about that username, and others that are related to jacko in early stage of this scam being revealed.
  • #12,868
  • Dec 8, 2010 6:56am Dec 8, 2010 6:56am
As a longtime ForexFactory participant, I would like to note publicly my disgust and outrage over what has taken place here in this thread. My sympathy goes out to those who were taken.

I hope "Jacko" is brought to justice, wherever he/they may be.

I am well versed in the discipline of Business Ethics, having taught it many times at the university level. Twee's posts regarding this incident are smug and irresponsible. The administrators of this forum cannot simply turn a blind eye to what goes on here, saying "we just provide a platform for discussion." At best, it is moral laziness; they surely leave themselves open for worse imputations of moral culpability. As Twee himself noted, there were warning signs a year in advance on the part of the poster posing as Wayne Jackson/Jacko. Yes, people are ultimately responsible for their own investment decisions; however, it is the responsibility of those running the forum to do a certain amount of policing to ensure that crooks are not allowed to pose as legitimate contributors. If there are signs of trouble, they must be followed up on, not ignored.

The fact that this incident has essentially been swept under the rug does not mask the fact that grave damage has been done to the credibility of ForexFactory as a result of this scam.
  • #12,869
  • Dec 8, 2010 7:10am Dec 8, 2010 7:10am
Hello again,
Still haven't written my reflections about the whole thing... would take some concentration and availability of mind which I seldom have had recently!

Some practical information though:
http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2010/december/fraud_120610/fraud_120610
As I'm not a US citizen and was not directly the victime of the scam (I payed for training and read his blog and received his SMSes during the due period so nothing to directly complain about - I almost invested in his fund though, which remains a scaring thought to me), so I won't contact the FBI.

But I strongly recommend that those who have been robbed do so. It may be easier to track Jacko down that one may think, provided the proper means are involved (such as subponea to have access to all logs and IPs, tracking the route of the money via bank logs, etc. Maybe even use his phone number to know in which cellular cells he was at the time).

Another interesting piece of information which I almost bumped into by chance a few weeks ago is this one (not a new one though):
On this thread:
http://www.forexstrategysecrets.com/blog/an-alternative-to-hedging.htm
A Mr Chan wrote on September 13th, 2009 2:16 pm

Hello,
Mr Wayne went broke from the trading, I saw him in Singapore and he looked in very bad way…. not like in the past.
Now he very poor, on forex factory they start a fund to help him back on his feet.
Not good strategy, not for Jacko.
Mr Chan


That was very early warning!!! So this Mr Chan must have had some connection with Jacko (could be Jacko himself if the idea that he has multiple personality disorder is true :-) ).
Tracking this Mr Chan down could help too.

Regards,
B.
  • #12,870
  • Dec 8, 2010 3:32pm Dec 8, 2010 3:32pm
This guy is catchable. Those of you who were scammed need to contact the FBI or the equivalent authority in your own country, if not Interpol. There is a trail leading back to him. But you must be vigilant about keeping the authorities on the case. As time passes it will become more difficult to find him.
  • #12,871
  • Edited 4:47pm Dec 8, 2010 4:33pm | Edited 4:47pm
True FF should not allow any of these guys advertising their "services".

I can not understand why anybody would send guys like Jacko - they have never met- "big money in an envelope"?

But these scams seem to work, and thats why they should stop these guys!


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Quoting lever70
As a longtime ForexFactory participant, I would like to note publicly my disgust and outrage over what has taken place here in this thread. My sympathy goes out to those who were taken.

I hope "Jacko" is brought to justice, wherever he/they may be.

I am well versed in the discipline of Business Ethics, having taught it many times at the university level. Twee's posts regarding this incident are smug and irresponsible. The administrators of this forum cannot simply turn a blind eye to what goes on here, saying "we just provide a platform for...
Follow the Trend, thats all
  • #12,872
  • Dec 10, 2010 12:56pm Dec 10, 2010 12:56pm
Quoting pauly
True FF should not allow any of these guys advertising their "services".

I can not understand why anybody would send guys like Jacko - they have never met- "big money in an envelope"?

But these scams seem to work, and thats why they should stop these guys!


check THIS OUT:

http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost.php?p=4100974&postcount=293

Nial says that trading h4 pinbars is the HOLY GRAIL



Now its getting even better ...

this is from his website: ENJOY!

[b][size=3]YOU GET : >...
That stuff with the lifetime membership is abit of a tipoff..LOL
  • #12,873
  • Dec 11, 2010 8:18am Dec 11, 2010 8:18am
Quoting lever70
As a longtime ForexFactory participant, I would like to note publicly my disgust and outrage over what has taken place here in this thread. My sympathy goes out to those who were taken.

I hope "Jacko" is brought to justice, wherever he/they may be.

I am well versed in the discipline of Business Ethics, having taught it many times at the university level. Twee's posts regarding this incident are smug and irresponsible. The administrators of this forum cannot simply turn a blind eye to what goes on here, saying "we just provide a platform...
Hi Lever70. What a shame that Jacko turned out to be dishonest.

We recently put an offer into this forum which we believe to be open and honest.

You are an expert in these matters.

So, we're asking if you think we can make our offer more honest and ethical.

We want to be with the good guys.
  • #12,874
  • Dec 12, 2010 7:37am Dec 12, 2010 7:37am
Lever 70,

Outstanding post & I agree 100%. Now that Jacko has been exposed for what he really is noboby @ FF wants to take responsibility & is taking the bury their head in the sand approach. That being said at the end of the day we are all still responsible for our own actions.

One approach to finding the Jacko would be for those that have been ripped to hire a private investigator with experience in tracking people in different countires outside of the U.S. Just a thought, but it might work.

I sincerely wish for a positive conculsion for those that lost their funds.

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  • #12,875
  • Dec 13, 2010 4:08am Dec 13, 2010 4:08am
Quoting Andrewkin
So, we're asking if you think we can make our offer more honest and ethical.

We want to be with the good guys.
Not knowing what your "offer" is, I can't really say much. I distrust all vendors and have no experience as a vendor myself. Most of them are shady if not outright corrupt, and even the good ones are often corrupted after a time.

Business ethics is pretty goddamn simple. Do right by your customers and treat them as you yourself would want to be treated. Communicate clearly what you offer and don't ever charge for services that you think you're going to have trouble providing. Don't promise ANYTHING in the way of returns or successful signals. And don't fuck people over. Those are the "expert" maxims I offer.

It's easy, really.
  • #12,876
  • Dec 13, 2010 4:24am Dec 13, 2010 4:24am
Quoting lever70
Not knowing what your "offer" is, I can't really say much. I distrust all vendors and have no experience as a vendor myself. Most of them are shady if not outright corrupt, and even the good ones are often corrupted after a time.

Business ethics is pretty goddamn simple. Do right by your customers and treat them as you yourself would want to be treated. Communicate clearly what you offer and don't ever charge for services that you think you're going to have trouble providing. Don't promise ANYTHING in the way of returns or successful signals....

Couldn't agree more. Do look at our thread in this forum. It's called FOREX Marker Reversal Levels. Price is clear and no impossible claims. Kosher enough for you?
  • #12,877
  • Dec 13, 2010 4:41am Dec 13, 2010 4:41am
Hi Lever70,

We regard the market as a simple binary system.

You can only buy or sell, win or lose and prices can only go up or down.

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Trading FOREX is a zero-sum game which means for every winner there’s a loser with the odds stacked slightly in favour of the traders who get the tightest spreads.

We believe that the market is manipulated by the big boys who do see into the future as they create a lot of it.

They understand us and know how to entice us with inviting opportunities that go wrong.

They know we expect the market to behave naturally. We expect trends to keep going one way until the tension pulls them back, slowly as a retrace, or fast as a trend reversal and we get surprised when they do the opposite of what we expect. Well, we shouldn’t be.

There's no way of knowing future price action unless you make it happen yourself. And you have to be a big boy to do that.

Successful trading is about winning more than you lose. The key seems to be to cut your losses quickly and not to go for big profit targets.

Or have we got something wrong?
  • #12,878
  • Dec 14, 2010 1:04am Dec 14, 2010 1:04am
Quoting Andrewkin
Hi Lever70,

We regard the market as a simple binary system.

You can only buy or sell, win or lose and prices can only go up or down.

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Trading FOREX is a zero-sum game which means for every winner there’s a loser with the odds stacked slightly in favour of the traders who get the tightest spreads.

We believe that the market is manipulated by the big boys who do see into the future as they create a lot of it.

They understand us and know how to entice us with inviting opportunities that go wrong.

They know...
Oh My GOD.. not another.. one..
  • #12,879
  • Dec 14, 2010 2:46am Dec 14, 2010 2:46am
Quoting Andrewkin
Hi Lever70,...
Sigh........It's not winners vs losers. That is a myth.

Forex exists because, for example, if a company in Singapore buys a Boeing airplane built in the US.....an exchange of currency needs to take place. GET IT?! I know all the so called experts around here (no shortage of them...lol) talk about zero sum win/lose blah blah....They don't know what they are talking about. Only a small part of the market is zero sum win/lose speculators. Most is real business being conducted by governments and large companies via commercial banks!
  • #12,880
  • Dec 14, 2010 2:55am Dec 14, 2010 2:55am
Quoting hubbahubba
Sigh........It's not winners vs losers. That is a myth.

Forex exists because, for example, if a company in Singapore buys a Boeing airplane built in the US.....an exchange of currency needs to take place. GET IT?! I know all the so called experts around here (no shortage of them...lol) talk about zero sum win/lose blah blah....They don't know what they are talking about. Only a small part of the market is zero sum win/lose speculators. Most is real business being conducted by governments and large companies via commercial banks!
True, but retail traders are speculators (for the most part some are gamblers) and that is where it becomes a zero sum game.
Don't wish it were easier, wish you were better. ~ Jim Rohn
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