Heres a new one

or at least its a new one on me.

http://www.odds-trading.com

Usual level of hype, usual level of sales pitch. Usual standard of website.

Anybody experienced this ground-breaking system ?

This link might work better:

http://www.odds-trading.com/odds/secure/trading/webfiles/ODD$_Web_Brochure.htm

My mistake for searchin on Odds and not Odd$, its been covered here before everybody apologies:

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/showthread.php?t=14123&highlight=odd$

rogerha said:

This link might work better:

http://www.odds-trading.com/odds/secure/trading/webfiles/ODD$_Web_Brochure.htm

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Funny, looks like Mr. Patel went underground. He was once caught as a very phony operator by Rob, who posts here from time to time (rob_klo or something like that). Rob would tell you more about it, but frankly I am not surprised that after Rob had exposed him, he had no choice but to close down his more 'official' biz. It turns out though that he is still lurking with his 200% money back guarantee. Too good to believe.

Best,
Wally

eminimethods_com said:

Funny, looks like Mr. Patel went underground. He was once caught as a very phony operator by Rob, who posts here from time to time (rob_klo or something like that). Rob would tell you more about it, but frankly I am not surprised that after
Best,
Wally

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Wally,

yes, I remember that poor sap. I exposed him on some British business opportunity site where he was trying to seduce suckers. What he did was to try to pass as a casual fellow asking a question about his own site. Now, here is the funny part: I checked his site registration info and it turned out that the email address he had used for registration had the same username as the handle he used on that British business opportunity site. And it was not something like "Jim" or "Peter", but a rather odd username so it was easy to figure out that it was VERY likely the same person. What a silly bugger!

rob_klo said:

Wally,

yes, I remember that poor sap.

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BTW, the idea of changing websites once your previous "business" project failed is not that uncommon among vendors. That's the second one that I have on my list. The first one is RabidShark.com that previously existed as MarketMariner.com and now is functioning as Myeminitrader.com. I will post more about it in its own thread, just heads up here...