I was looking through a few things today and went to Wealth Toolbox. Remember them?They put $50 in members accounts (it's actually now $100!) and trade up the money on some sort of Forex exchange and then two years later will pay you all the money in your account. What do you have to do? Nothing! Good eh?
I hadn't looked at my so called account for ages but it was initially shooting up in value: Joined Feb 25 - $50; Feb 26 - $60; Mar 13 - $82,80; Mar 26 - $237.56; Apr 19 -$293.93; May 25 - $306.47; Jul 17 - $317.98 and now today ... $82.34 - whoops!
So looks like the Forex Power Strategy Course they were offering at $495 can't have been too hot after all. One of their examples from their founder Jason Steele was:
'Just to give you an idea of how powerful this stuff is, my most recent trade using this method turned $2,000 into $4,744. That's 237% profit for 45 minutes of work.'But, of course, anything that looks too good to be true most often is - and this is the case with anything to do with Wealth Toolbox.
I only joined Wealth Toolbox (anonymously) to see what garbage they were churning out. As the small print in their Terms of Service quotes:
"... we cannot and do not guarantee any amount of funds within your account upon maturity."I'd suggest that everyone steers well clear of this program.
Good luck,
Mike.
Other Reading:
Wealth Toolbox Warning
