BLACKLIST

Black-List of Binary Options Scams

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There’s no harm done when we (legit binary options traders) expose those who are trying to make the market filthy and unbearable for all.
There are many legitimate binary options brokers out there as well as a hand full of scam brokers and fake signal services.
These fake brokers and signal services are just trying to ruin the good reputation people have about the industry by promising mouth-watering bonuses (for brokers) and unimaginable profits and returns (for signal services) when you join their train.

List of Scam Binary Options Brokers. *(Do Not Register An Account With Any of Them)*
  1. OptionsXO
  2. OptioNow
  3. EZ Binary
  4. XB24
  5. Safe24Options
  6. Royal Binary
  7. TraderXP
  8. EZTrader
  9. Global Option
  10. OptionsXO Amber Options
  11. Vault Options
  12. Royal De Bank
  13. Golden Binary
  14. OptionMaker
  15. Tradersking
  16. Sycamore Options
  17. 777Binary
  18. Tiger Options
  19. Binary International
  20. VIPBinary
  21. Option Trader
  22. Cedar Finance
  23. Global Trader 365
  24. Option Area
  25. NY Stock Options
  26. Trader’s Room
  27. BinaryGoal
And List of Fake Signal Providers/Services *(Do Not Subscribe to them)*
  1. Hercules Profit Pro
  2. Binary Boom
  3. Rock The Stock
  4. Millionaires Blueprint
  5. Aussie Method
  6. The Fisher Method
  7. Cash Code
  8. Society Of Millionaires
  9. Extreme Profits System
  10. Binary Hijack
  11. Simon’s Replicator System
  12. Home Online Earners
  13. My Online Business
  14. Thousand Dollar Days
  15. Push Button Commi$$ions
  16. $100M Club
  17. Chrissy’s Invite
  18. Automated Cash Signals
  19. Insured Profits
  20. Tokyo Bot
  21. Wealthy Trader
  22. Legal Insider Bot
  23. The $100K Club
  24. The 1 Percent Club
  25. The Fisher Method
  26. Rock The Stock
  27. The Private Society
  28. Cash Code
  29. The Apple Stock Robot
  30. My Online Business
  31. China Millionaire
  32. Auto Profit Suite
  33. Daily Binary Profits V7
  34. The Covert Society
  35. Oz Robot
  36. Golden Goose Method
  37. Binary Chaos
  38. Commodity Robot
  39. German Binary Matrix Pro
  40. Millionaires Club
  41. Safe Trader App
  42. Secret Millionaire Society
  43. My Cash Bot
  44. Daily Results
  45. The Binary Redemption
  46. Swiss Binary Robot
  47. Secret Wealth App
  48. 2014 Millionaire Launch
  49. Crisis Killer
  50. Desert Millionaire
  51. Ataraxia 7
  52. 500k Project
  53. Fast Income App
  54. Insiders Club
  55. Daily Binary Profits
  56. Free money System
  57. AutoOptionsBot
  58. AlgoTradingPro
  59. Fast Wealth Club
  60. Al Profit Bot
  61. Guaranteed Profits
  62. The Binary Pilot
  63. Binary Money Maker
  64. Tokyo Bot
  65. Profit Booster App
  66. Magnetic Profits
  67. Secret Millionaire App
  68. Instant Trading Profits
  69. Fast Income Pro
  70. Auto Binary Profits
  71. Instant Profit Method
  72. The Wealthy Trader
  73. Private Wealth Circle
  74. Auto Binary Signals
  75. Undercover Income
  76. TradeSniper
  77. The Binary Insider
  78. 100in60
  79. GetRichInSeconds
Reason behind these Scams?
As the Binary Options method of trading is still fairly new, it has become a fertile ground for scammers to thrive.
This is because many people have little or no prior knowledge on how trading binary options works and so easily fall for scam products.
Being more in number than the real brokers and signal services, it is also relatively simple for any newbie to fall for these scams.
Binary Options is gaining popularity day by day and its opposition, the Forex market is dwindling as time goes by (See images below).



So, this is why we can see more scams pop-up every day in binary options niche rather than Forex.
The scam broker does almost everything a legitimate broker would do in order to satisfy their clients except of course, during withdrawal of funds.

How to identify scam:
One sure way to detect binary options scams is to conduct a search online on any search engine with the keywords “Company name + scam” or “Company name + reviews” without quotes.
Read as many reviews and testimonials as possible from various clients expressing their views about the Company on different review sites before buying any binary software or depositing funds into any broker.
Other minor qualities that may help you suspect the Company in question are:
General:
  • Inadequate customer support
  • Low quality website design
  • Suspicious video testimonials e.g tutorial on how someone made thousands of dollars
  • Non-secured website (i.e. Absence of SSL certified website)
  • Not Regulated by well-known Organizations e.g Cysec, CFTC, FSA, ASIC etc
  • Mouth-Watering Bonuses: Usually, these fake brokers use incentives like 200% deposit bonus, 500% bonus and other “too good to be true” bonuses to attract new clients into their platform
Domain Related: in minority of cases
  • New Domain Name
  • Alexa Ranking: Poor Alexa ranking
  • Domain Age: recent domain
However, sometimes, in a few occasions, other scam brokers may be hyperactive in customer related questions and issues and try to solve them so as to get the confidence of the trader which will later result in the trader depositing funds for trading.
Customer service may be through phone calls, live chat or ticket system

Note of caution:
  • Don’t Deposit more than you can afford to lose with any broker. Always start with the minimum amount the broker recommends so as not to lose much assuming they were to be scam.
  • Always research online for a particular broker or signal service before joining.
  • Even if your trading is good and you’re making nice profits, always do a test withdrawal before depositing more funds. This is to verify the credibility of the broker.
  • Do not buy any binary options signal software without being confident that the product actually works.
  • Please always visit this page to find the updated list of scam products in the market.
  • If a program looks too good to be true, conduct further research to verify the authenticity of the program.
  • Do not give out your social security number or any other sensitive information like PayPal email and password to unknown persons even if they were requested by the Company itself.
  • Logically, you should run away from sites claiming you could make up to $1 Million per day trading binary options
  • If you’ve been scammed and you have proofs to show that you you didn’t receive the services promised by the vendor, you can file a dispute against them with either PayPal or your Credit Card Company depending on the method of Payment.
If you know of any Binary Options Scam Product, Broker or Software, Kindly let us know about it in the comment section below.


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