Quote from MyNickel:
#1 Why is puretick on this list? They have been open since 2006. A friend of mine went to a mentorship and claims she is making money consistently with the methods. Shouldn't they have complaints with the BBB or local governments if they were scamming people? I mean all trading is hard. How do you distinguish between a scam and a valuable 'service?
#2 daytrade2win is a forum site? How can this be a scam?
I think there needs to be some solid criteria before we blast services.
Firstly,
trade2win.com is a forum, not the other site you mentioned. It's an okay forum and I would not call it a scam, but has a bit in common with the Big Mike Trading forum in that it panders too much to the so called trading experts (read BS artists or marketers), but it's much more open and you cannot get banned there because you speak the truth.
Secondly,
PureTick is obviously is a scam. They have been around for many years and have yet to embrace the idea of showing some legitimate trading record while claiming all those amazing results. The legitimate record is created by recording the trades in real time and not in hindsight. Your friend's experience with PureTick is way too anecdotal to take it seriously.
That's why they are scam artists. They lack legitimacy. Same with many others.
Big Mike is another case in point. He is a delusional loser who blew tons of money trading and decided to launch an educatonal trading business where he acts as some kind of authority to his deranged followers.
What are his credentials? NONE! His whole business is a sham, at the very best.