iTrade4U Info? on Page 2 at Nobullshit Network Forum

NelsonN · 05-22-2007, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Jude

I'd stick a fork in this one, my feeling's telling me it's another ponzi and its a pretty strong one.

Well like kibitzer as mention, proceed with caution if you're putting money in this one.

Yes, it is a Ponzi. To me, if a program can't show themselves to be legit, they are a Ponzi.

I had some money in here and I withdrew it when pleite2 from HYIP101 found another website that seemed to have been abandoned and had the same software and website design as Liz Waren's previous website design.

Also, Liz Waren does not exist. She claims to have a personal blog but no blog can be found with the name Liz Waren. Even trying to google "Liz Waren" brings up only HYIP forum links.

**mbongwe** · 05-22-2007, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by NelsonN

Even trying to google "Liz Waren" brings up only HYIP forum links.

Sounds familiar, eh?

I always find it funny how supposingly great traders can't be found anywhere except in the HYIP community. Such "great and respected" persons like Fred Honea, Rod Spiller, Liz etc exist only in hundred HYIP resources and never in any trading article, book or even a blog.

**gaby** · 05-22-2007, 05:27 PM

ohh.. she also has a little application you can download and install which can communicate with the site and so you can monitor your account without using a web browser..

.. maybe it also checks your e-gold to make sure there are no problems there

beware

Simon · 05-22-2007, 06:57 PM

LOL, wouldn't that be helpful to have people check your e-gold accounts for you!

**allinvain** · 05-22-2007, 09:49 PM

hahahaha...ok that laugh pretty much says all I wanted to say

rocky · 05-23-2007, 06:34 PM

Hi gaby/simon,

Are you members of < itrade4u > ?

Have you used the small program before ?

If not, don't be a smart-ass or a troll !

The small program only logs directly into the <itrade4u > progam and not < e-Gold >.

Simon · 05-23-2007, 06:42 PM

I am not a member, hence why I sought out information on it.

At the risk of sounding like a smart-ass again, the

sign indicates a joke (ie. not a serious comment), and so far as I know, humour is not yet a crime.

NelsonN · 05-23-2007, 07:23 PM

rocky,

I used to have money here and as I have posted before I withdrew it. There has to be a relationship between itrade4u.biz and johnsonhyip.com. About the same time Johnson disappeared itrade4u came online. In any case, johnson was running the exact same software and earlier website designed as itrade4u.

Patrick Johnson's high yield program

And to put it simply, Liz Waren doesn't exist. The photo is just a face the scammers are using to hide from us.

Don't kid yourself, like with every HYIP out there that can't clearly show proof of how profits are generated or can't show a valid registration of any kind, itrade4u.biz will run with everyone's money.

I used to be in egeneration; gone, please-invest; gone, just-pays-daily; gone, etc., etc. I used to defend them as well -- now I know better.

**opie999** · 05-23-2007, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by rocky

Hi gaby/simon,

Are you members of < itrade4u > ?

Have you used the small program before ?

If not, don't be a smart-ass or a troll !

The small program only logs directly into the <itrade4u > progam and not < e-Gold >.

Heheh. Hi, rocky. Welcome to NN.

Tut, tut. Do I detect a bit of emotional attachment to this program? I'm pretty sure that's in violation of one of the top ten rules of investing, innit?

If you have some insider info, please do share.

HedgeHog · 05-24-2007, 12:52 AM

I agree with all of you guys on this one: smells like rotten phish! Also, whenever you read "...cannot be held liable for any loss of principle..." in any HYIP terms, it's automatically scam, no matter how you read it. It's their supposed legal way of saying that they can steal your money by default. Beware, yes, beware!

-David