Virtnext Scam Review for http://virtnext.com/
Virtnext auto trading binary options software was just launched. This is one of the fancier scams we’ve reviewed which is also why we feel it’s one of our most important reviews. This scam is going to trick a large number of people. Please read our review through to the bottom so that you won’t be one of the many who lose their money to the creators of this dirty scam.
What makes Virtnext special? They claim to have super fast computers and a team of researchers that have found “characteristics about the market that others simply do not know.” This if fancy language that amounts to nothing more than fruit sellers screaming out how much better their bananas are than any other banana because they were picked in a magical fruit forest. It’s bullshit.
Virtnext Scam Review
Of course we won’t be personally trying Virtnext out, because we don’t enjoy throwing our money into the garbage can. If you have tried this software out, please let us know what your results were. We won’t delete your comments as we’ve been informed other sites are in the habit of doing.
In the meantime, we encourage people NOT to invest with this company because we found that every word out of their mouth is a lie. We’ve been told that some new information will be coming out on November 16th, and if we find that any new information has been released that contradicts anything we’ve said here, we’ll update.
Virtnext claims that they will be giving out a few free software registrations. Why would Virtnext be giving out free registrations merely days before they claim to be selling stock for thousands of dollars a piece? It makes no sense for them to spend the money and take the time into producing this website and video to just give it away to people for free. This is ludicrous. They won’t be selling stock for this company. Why? Because this company is a scam who is fraudulently using the name of a very successful business man as a front for their business.
Is Virtnext a scam?
Yes. The first huge scam that Virtnext feeds us is that a man named Vincent Bollore is their CEO. Vincent Bollore is an incredibly successful business man, that is true. He is the CEO of Bollere, an investing company. He is NOT the CEO of Virtnext Investment Ltd. This is big fat lie and I expect that Bollore will be suing Virtnext Investment Ltd when he finds out. If anyone has information to prove us wrong, please contact us or post in the comments below. We spent quite a while digging into this man’s business and have found absolutely no connection between him and Virtnext.
In fact, we can find nothing about this company that shows us it is a real investment company. Virtnext Investment Ltd seems to be borrowing (stealing) the name of another company called VirnetX. VirnetX is a real company with stocks available for purchase but it has nothing to do with the fake Virtnext Investment Ltd.
The second huge scam we’ve uncovered is the usage of news articles seemingly reporting on the success of Virtnext. The Virtnext webpage has screen shots of several trusted websites who have reported on Virtnext. We investigated each of these screenshots to see if they were taken from real article or just made up by the evil scammers behind Virtnext. We were not surprised at all to find out that each article was fake. There is literally no mention of Virtnext on any of these websites. They even went so far as to use a character from Game of Thrones as an author for one of their forged CNBC articles. Wink wink. A fun treasure hunt for my fellow GoT fans.
The scammers behind Virtnext actually fumbled and left a url link on one of their screenshots. You can see below what this link takes you to if you type it into your search bar. It’s laughable.
We found another screen shot with a grammar error inside of it. Also fake. Every single article on their site is a complete forgery. If this doesn’t give you a glimpse inside the minds of the scammers behind Virtnext, I don’t know what else will.
Virtnext Scam Review
Their forged news articles reminded us of the Dow Jones binary scam we’ve preciously reviewed. This scam also used forged articles.
It’s not even worth mentioning, but they throw out loads of bullshit in their video. Virtnext claims that they have only lost one trade in the last four years. Sure, and I am the Queen of England. Saying something doesn’t make it true. There is no trader in the history of trading that has only lost one trade in four years. This is totally preposterous.
Virtnext then goes on to use the traditional scare tactics of telling us that we only have one day to take this offer for free. That’s obviously a lie. This is just a manipulation strategy commonly used by scams to force your emotions into making a stupid hasty decision.
It was obviously not a surprise that their claim to have a facebook page was false. Check for yourself. Virtnext doesn’t have a facebook page. You can see below they have photoshopped themselves a fake one.
Frankly, I’m more shocked by the support that this scam has been receiving from a very popular scam review site. This is evidence to us that this site is working hand in hand with scammers. We want to officially call out this review site to stop working with scammers and leading people that place their trust in them into losing their hard earned money.
Is Virtnext a scam or legit?
Once again, Virtnext was created and supported to earn money through affiliation sales. We could also attempt to market it to you all and receive a nice payment for each of you who signs up with our link. We will not do that because there is literally nothing honest about Virtnext. Nothing. They are liars. Their scam may be elaborate but they made enough stupid mistakes for us to out them. If you decide to try this scam out we have some bananas from a magical fruit forest we’d like to sell you as well.
Conclusion: Virtnext is a filthy scam, does not work, and the people who support it are scammers.
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Hassan Omar says
November 11, 2015 at 5:50 pmi knew it was a scam!! thank god i found this before i deposit my money !
Bruce Vester says
November 11, 2015 at 6:21 pmThis sucks. I heard about this software and thought from all the good reviews I found something I could finally trust. I guess not. Anyways Thanks.
Peter Karlsen says
December 22, 2015 at 4:13 pmHave also tried VirtNext – It took them less than 3 days to waste my 300 euros – SCAM SCAM
Admin^scamwatch says
December 22, 2015 at 5:26 pmWe are sorry to hear that you have lost your money on this filthy scam. Please subscribe to our blog to receive updates on everything going on in the market. You are welcome to see our recommended methods of making money online. CLICK HERE
nasir hassan says
January 1, 2016 at 12:33 amThank you soo much. I was about to put the deposit when i saw ur post. You save me £250.
Admin^scamwatch says
January 1, 2016 at 7:02 amHi
You are welcome. We are glad we saved your money. If you are looking for a legit way to make money online Please checkout our Tradeo review HERE
nab says
January 9, 2016 at 8:55 pmWell I read this page after I had deposited and I’m green to binary trading so imagine how I felt lol. I wouldn’t say that winning 8 out of 9 trades or bets as I call them are bad odds. I’ve figured out you have to watch the numbers (whatever they are) fluctuating up and down, when it says to make a call/up the numbers will drop sightly after it goes green so wait a few seconds and then hit the button cos this will give you a better margin for the price to go up, same with put/down but in reverse, this works for me at the moment. One tip I will give you if you are new to the game is to ignore the calls from the brokers, they are more likely to burn your cash, I have just made an investment with a senior advisor and wished I hadn’t after looking at the current market value of the trade I have made. Oh yeh, another tip, there’s a website called daily fx they seem to be on the ball with market advice, and stay out of what I call the casino part of the brokers trading platform, it seems far too volatile to me unless you can hit a big market rise or fall. Most the time it just fluctuates in a parameters not big enough to be certain of winning a bet/ sorry trade, haha they hate me calling it that on the brokers platform.
I think what people expect is for it to be totally foolproof which it cant be because world affairs effect the markets, China for instance implementing a circuit breaker this week (meaning they freeze the trading so people cant sell off their stock) leaving some folk crying with stock worth a pittance.
A certain amount of reading up on current market prices and predictions is essential.
I did ok, and this is the week that has just past jan 6th (when I signed up to 8th jan because I read the AUD/ozzy dollar was gunna take a wack because of chinas markets closing, and it did so it was good to gamble/trade on the euro against the AUD, and I had a couple of winners on the aud falling to the new zealand dollars, canadian dollar against the swiss frank as well, I cant remember the other bets /trades
You have to research the markets a bit that’s what I’m finding.Time will tell though. Just hitting the call or put buttons with no research is asking a lot of any autobot, it’s not the autobot it’s the choice of bet/trade being made and on what currency. I’m not affiliated or anything like that, I’m just telling you what happened last week.
Admin^scamwatch says
January 10, 2016 at 8:24 amKeep us updated.
Michael says
January 22, 2016 at 11:01 pmI also tried virtnext and lost my entire €250 in one afternoon! Out of 15 trades there were 5 ITM, the rest were OTM!
Admin^scamwatch says
January 22, 2016 at 11:45 pmI’m sorry about that Michael. This is the same thing that has been happening to all the Virtnext customers we’ve spoken with. A real scam.
Luyo says
January 27, 2016 at 2:14 pmGood lord I found this blog and thanks to Bassal for in inviting me on FB , that’s how I found this blog. I was about to make a deposit with VirtNext, and then Citidel LTD came up. Signed up for it and to my surprised the interface looked exactly the same like VirtNext(just change in colors) and that raised my eyebrows.
Admin^scamwatch says
January 27, 2016 at 2:47 pmLuyo! I’m glad you made it here. You are very clever to pick out the similarities between VirtNext and Citidel. Good thing that was your red flag! Jacob Jones is a friend of mine, but we have some disagreements about softwares for sure. Send him a message on fb and I’m sure he’ll respond!
Luyo says
January 27, 2016 at 2:54 pmThanks so much for saving my $250
Admin^scamwatch says
January 27, 2016 at 6:31 pmYou welcome
Admin^scamwatch says
January 27, 2016 at 6:32 pmYou are welcome 🙂
Frank says
January 30, 2016 at 9:55 pmAlmost deposited aswel, I signed up for centument & virtnex’ the platforms are almost the same, and you get the same welcome email. Something else I found strange is when the software first came out some people got the welcome email and Michael Freemans name was at the bottom welcoming them. Frank
Admin^scamwatch says
January 31, 2016 at 8:56 amHi Frank – That is more than a little strange. Glad to hear you didn’t deposit!
Lawrence says
January 31, 2016 at 9:02 pmHi there ive just came across this site. I’ve signed up with virtnext a day ago after hearing all the hype about this software, however not funded my ac yet. First of all they have assigned me a broker called Option FM as I’m based in the UK. Have you any advise on this broker as I’m not sure if there regulated.? I’m now confused as so many bloggers are reporting good results and endorse this software including Michael freeman. Has anyone here tried this software and I would be interested to know your results ?
Kind regards
Lawrence Cripps
Admin^scamwatch says
January 31, 2016 at 9:18 pmHi Lawrence. Option FM is not a regulated broker. We receive emails on a daily basis from our readers that tried VirtNext and lost their money. The positive reviews are very misleading. You can scroll through the comments section on our blog posts and see people talking about how Virtnext made them lose their money. If you want to try it out, go ahead, and keep us posted of your results. We can’t recommend them though, do to the extreme amount of negative comments we’ve received. Best of luck!
Juan Carlos Toribio Jiménez says
February 1, 2016 at 12:17 amVirtnext and Centument aré the same, I lost 500€ and 250€ respectively past month. Both complete scams,,,,,
Lawrence says
January 31, 2016 at 10:59 pmThanks for swift response. What I’ve just realised is that I’ve left comments on other blog sites including binary options watchdog regarding this software and none accept yours have been moderated as an actual comment! So we’ve got binary options blogs basically promoting fake software with fake comments from fake identities. Wow!! Thanks so much for your feedback. Can you recommend a auto-trader that’s synced with a regulated broker that actually does work and is profitable or does this not exist in this industry ? If I do decide to try virtnext I will be sure to post my update here.
Admin^scamwatch says
February 1, 2016 at 8:26 amLawrence – This is exactly what is going on. Fake comments! We’ve received messages from multiple people claiming their comments were never published and their emails never answered. I just answered two more of them this morning! I would strongly advise not to do Virtnext, but it’s up to you! We only have one auto trader that we like. It is called Phenomenal Signals. They have a FB group for transparency, which is something we really like as well. You can see it on our “Recommended Signals” section! I will send you the link to the FB as well if you’d like. We offer a discount through our site for signing up.
John H says
February 1, 2016 at 8:11 amDoes anyome know if Ultimate4Trading is a scam or not….has anyone had experience with them,,I am thinking of signing up with them today
Admin^scamwatch says
February 1, 2016 at 8:21 amHi John – We received an email just the other day from someone who lost their money with Ultimate4Trading. I would advise you to stay away from them!
Russell says
February 2, 2016 at 6:08 amJohn stay away. If you try out the demo mode first, try checking the closing prices against the actual closing prices. In around 50% of losing trades, the closing price is adjusted so that the trade becomes a winning trade. Hence it appears as if the ITM% is around 75%. The real ITM% is somewhere around 50%.
Lawrence says
February 1, 2016 at 3:01 pmHi Admin I must say I am impressed with this site, seems to be a lot transparency here. After reading all your reviews and checking your site out I am taking your advise and not signing up with virtnext. Now this phenomenal signals looks very promising, I might give this a try. So can you confirm this is a complete auto-trader that professional traders input trades that are copied to the users accounts? If I sign up tom can I still get this months free trail 30 days signals. It’s great that they use 24option as well. I would be looking to deposit around £250 initially so what’s the minimum trade amount that the auto-trader offers ? As to start small. Kind regards
Admin^scamwatch says
February 1, 2016 at 3:58 pmHi Lawrence – Phenomenal is a great choice! Yes, this is a complete auto trader with professional traders. Many of the users have opted to include John Anthony’s signals with the auto trader as well. That includes a separate subscription to John Anthony, another great trader. You can check out our review on him in our “recommended signals” section. Yes, if you sign up tomorrow, you still get the free month. The free month always starts from the day you sign up, no matter what that day is. 24 Option has a minimum trade amount of $24 and Porter has a minimum trade $5. If you open a new account with one of our links in the review you get the free month.
jordan says
February 21, 2016 at 1:17 pmhi, i signed up and deposited with virtnext. Complete scam. I had to deposit £250, and lost £100 straight away, i then stopped for a while and tried to get back to site to withdraw my money and they have blocked me from get getting back to the site. And have no idea of how to even get to the site, never mind get my last £150 back. Any advice as to what i can do?
Jordan Lux says
May 18, 2016 at 11:16 amSo I fell for this one. I am trying to withdraw my money but they are telling me I need a declaration of deposit first before I can withdraw my money. Can someone help?
Admin^scamwatch says
May 18, 2016 at 11:22 amHello Jordan. Virtnext is a big scam. Your best shot is to keep annoying the broker with emails and calls until they will send you the money.
Admin^scamwatch says
May 18, 2016 at 11:22 amHello Jordan. Virtnext is a big scam. Your best shot is to keep annoying the broker with emails and calls until they will send you the money.
Admin^scamwatch says
May 18, 2016 at 11:22 amHello Jordan. Virtnext is a big scam. Your best shot is to keep annoying the broker with emails and calls until they will send you the money.
Admin^scamwatch says
May 18, 2016 at 11:22 amHello Jordan. Virtnext is a big scam. Your best shot is to keep annoying the broker with emails and calls until they will send you the money.
Jordan Lux says
May 18, 2016 at 11:16 amSo I fell for this one. I am trying to withdraw my money but they are telling me I need a declaration of deposit first before I can withdraw my money. Can someone help?
Jordan Lux says
May 18, 2016 at 11:16 amSo I fell for this one. I am trying to withdraw my money but they are telling me I need a declaration of deposit first before I can withdraw my money. Can someone help?
Jordan Lux says
May 18, 2016 at 11:16 amSo I fell for this one. I am trying to withdraw my money but they are telling me I need a declaration of deposit first before I can withdraw my money. Can someone help?
lily angel says
January 13, 2017 at 11:06 amplease does anyone no if FM-FX is a scam they keep calling me and tell me how deposit money..please i need to no
Admin^scamwatch says
January 13, 2017 at 3:43 pmHi lily. They have a bad reputation. All forex brokers call their clients. That’s normal.
lily angel says
January 13, 2017 at 4:08 pmthey call me with different number that is not the same..they have called more than 15times, i just want to no if they are real or scam.
Admin^scamwatch says
January 13, 2017 at 4:21 pmI told you, They have bad reputation. I wouldn’t put my money there.
Wealthy Oceanic says
January 15, 2017 at 2:24 pmAdmin,please is BTCBANK.io legit.?
Admin^scamwatch says
January 15, 2017 at 5:49 pmAs you can see, they say you are going to earn 2% hourly. How are they going to keep giving you 2% hourly? Where do they invest your money? Who is the owner of this website? Why they don’t have any social media accounts? Why they only accept bitcoins?
They don’t give any information. All evidence is clearly showing they are just opening this site to scam a few people. By the way, generally speaking, most of the HYIP sites are running by Nigerian scammers. They open it to scam their fellow poor Nigerians. But obviously many fall for it from other countries as well. But almost 85% of HYIP sites is running by Nigerian scammers.
Bottomline, this is a pure scam. Obviously, it’s too good to be true. What you see on the screen is nothing but a widget/software that shows transactions from any BTC wallet out there, but it has nothing to do with the website.