Bitcoin Revolution

GillyFlower

Just saw this article referring to Dragons Den entrepreneur, are any of you trying it?

Bitcoin Revolution - new company - Dragons Den impressed.

ColdIron

Farcebook?

eskbanker

GillyFlower wrote: »

Just saw this article referring to Dragons Den entrepreneur, are any of you trying it?

Bitcoin Revolution - new company - Dragons Den impressed.

No, most people on here have sufficient mental faculties to spot blindingly obvious scams when they see them....

fwor

Something so bad that they can't even fake enough reviews on Trustpilot to get above a rating of "bad"?

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/bitcoin-revolution.org

GillyFlower wrote: »

Dragons Den allegedly impressed.

DrSyn

Googling "Bitcoin Revolution" shows that at least some think its a scam:-

https://twitter.com/dragonjones/status/980044092540358656

https://thebestbinaryoptionsbrokers.net/serious-fraud-bitcoin-revolution-review

https://familytimeincome.com/bitcoin-revolution-scam-legit-review

https://www.binaryscamalerts.com/bitcoin-revolution-review-scam/

Snow_Dog

fwor wrote: »

Something so bad that they can't even fake enough reviews on Trustpilot to get above a rating of "bad"?

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/bitcoin-revolution.org

Thats brilliant - most of the reviews of what is pretty obviously a scam are people promoting more scam sites mostly saying if you have been scammed then go to this site and they will get your scammed money back.

londoninvestor

GillyFlower wrote: »

Just saw this article referring to Dragons Den entrepreneur, are any of you trying it?

Bitcoin Revolution - new company - Dragons Den impressed.

So it's a variant on this with a Dragons Den person instead of Martin Lewis?
https://blog.moneysavingexpert.com/2018/03/martin-lewis-spread-word-dont-believe-scam-bitcoin-code-bitcoin-trading-ads/

doe808

Go for it. I actually think you deserve to lose your money.

Aretnap

All internet adverts for investment opportunities which feature (a) Martin Lewis or (b) Dragon's Den are outright scams and you would be better off setting fire to your money than investing. There are no known exception s to this universal rule.

I.mean, seriously, if for some unfathomable reason Peter Jones felt the need to invest in Bitcoin, do you really think he'd use some dodgy as hell online broker rather than getting his staff to set up a mining operation for him.

Now you've gone and clicked on the advert you can expect it to show on every website you visit in the next month, perhaps with some minor variations. All of those will be scams as well.

Now you've clicked on the

Will_Do

fwor wrote: »

Something so bad that they can't even fake enough reviews on Trustpilot to get above a rating of "bad"?

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/bitcoin-revolution.org

What's really sad is the number of reviews from the "we'll get your scammed money back" scammers. I wonder how many mugs fall for that one.

eskbanker

Will_Do wrote: »

What's really sad is the number of reviews from the "we'll get your scammed money back" scammers. I wonder how many mugs fall for that one.

As with all scams, they only exist if there's a population of gullible punters who'll be taken in, and all it takes is a very small number of fools to make it worth doing.

Fraud recovery fraud is big business and it stands to reason that those who are naive enough to fall for the original scams are also likely to be susceptible to those appearing to offer a way of saving face (and money)....