Quantum AI

JBEAN

Can anyone tell me if this is a legit article verified by Martin Lewis please?  Ive searched the forum and cant find anything that ties in with this

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Sounds too good to be true? Has anyone done this and can share their experience?

MattMattMattUK

It is not legitimate, it has nothing to do with Martin Lewis, it a scam website promoting a scam designed to gain money by deception. 

MSE_James

Hi @JBEAN - Thanks for flagging this up with us. Please can we check where you came across this link / advert?

This is one of the topics covered on our MoneySavingExpert Help pages: 

https://help.moneysavingexpert.com/en/articles/9089718-how-do-i-report-a-fake-ad 

and in our guide here:

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/fake-martin-lewis-ads/ 

We're aware of some adverts along these lines online and on social media.

I'd like to assure you that these are in no way linked to Martin or MoneySavingExpert. 

It is something Martin's legal team are working on, but unfortunately it's a tough one to solve - these companies are shut down but then seem to start up again in a different name. For more, check out Martin's video about this issue:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajz-ySqdnxg 

JBEAN

MattMattMattUK said:

It is not legitimate, it has nothing to do with Martin Lewis, it a scam website promoting a scam designed to gain money by deception. 

Thanks for confirming...glad I checked here first!

MoneyDany

It sounds way too amazing to be real. I have seen other kinds of these "Quantum AI" and they are all fake.

jaycee113

These adverts keep apppearing on Facebook. They appear as 'sponsored' so as to hide their origins.

DaleMccarty

First of all, I'm not sure they have the access to quantum computing as it's reeeeaally expensive...
Secondly, it's too good to be true, but, such a "bots" based on AI already exist, but I don't think they would be shared even for a large fee.
Thirdly, you can trade crypto on legit crypto platforms to not to lose your money.