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[esoito]

Want to see a perfect example of the sort of BS out there aimed at snaring the needy, the desperate and the gullible?

http://www.thebaccaratinsider.com

Immediately a big red flag pops up: You're asked not to "spread the word" but further on there's a link to sign up as an affiliate. And affiliates always try to spread the word, of course!!

As for the wonderful programmer, Monique,  on whom this whole product hinges... If she exists, she should be stuffed and mounted as a National Treasure.

Anyway, I contacted the elusive person named as the seller with several questions and, as is normal in these sorts of scams, received no reply.

Receiving no reply is a major red flag. The witless-willies that perpetrate these scams don't seem to understand they shoot themselves in the foot by remaining incommunicado.

Oh yes. The video testimonials...  Total garbage.

Sites like Fiverr are full of folk offering to make a video for any product -- all for the princely sum of $5.


[As an aside, when will Clickbank finally have the cojones to refuse to sell scams?  They never seem to do any filtering of their products. It's all left to the buyer to decide. I know they offer refunds but that's really not the point...]

[Rolex-Watch]

Great Youtube video, it's both hilarious and sad that people will still buy into this stuff, every site, every board have their fair amount of smucks.  A bit like the Nigerian mail scams, cast the net wide enough and you will always land a fish.