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When you cancel the service which has many large losing trades, you will begin to receive rude emails from the owners. You will also have you email put on spam lists as well. These guys are a scam. They hack their results to make it look like large profits are a given. Stay away!
Signed up for a free trial and the next day my inbox was loaded with spam! They will sell your contact details. When I cancelled the trial, my credit card was charged for 6 months and they refused to refund it. I am in the process of reversing the charge. Avoid these guys at all costs! They have large drawdowns on their trades too.
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