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              1. Beware of web sites promising the moon.  

                   2. Don't believe every review you hear.

              3. 1000 pips a week?  Know the facts!!!  

                  4. Expensive doesn't mean reputable.

       Review sites have their place and they can be beneficial in finding a decent company that will teach you how to trade. But it's common practice that review sites do not allow poor reviews to be posted about the systems they sell themselves, only positive ones. This does not apply to all review sites, but just like politics, their main objective is to make their competition look bad to make the systems they sell appear very good. It's also common practice for them to discredit their competition if a company receives too many good ratings. It usually occurs after a solid company receives 8 or 9 five star reviews, poor reviews are then staged to tear a company down. These poor reviews are commonly submitted by two different people just 2 to 5 days apart.

      There is nothing wrong with selling a system, but the methods used by "some" review sites to promote their products is just plain deceitful. I'm not going to single any company out, but try posting a poor review about one of the systems they sell. Don't be surprised if your review doesn't get posted. "Some" (not all) of these sites claim to be looking out for you, but if they're not being 100% honest, how can that be? Remember, they own the site, which allows them to filter everything, including reviews. There are many review sites out there, some are fair and some are not. We don't like to label scams because it's just not good for business. But if you click on the link below, we have listed some helpful tips to help you identify one for yourself.  Overall, these site are beneficial, just make sure to use some discernment.

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