I do not believe the trades are real. They may pay out for a while but the trades are not real, I think they act as a "Bucket Shop". Unregulated markets like forex (and stocks, up until the1930's, plus gold "brokerage", coins, etc..) have a history of Bucket shops.
The bucket shop is like a bookie for those that cannot afford the real deal. They take advantage of the fact that 98% of their traders will go tits up within a year. Not only do they take commissions, but they are on the opposite end of each trade, and eventually every one of their traders will bust.
Needless to say, this is amazingly profitable for the forex cos.
If you are on any affilliate programs, the forex offers ALWAYS the highest paying, $200 -300 per acquisition. They can afford to pay that much for new customers, because they have a 98% chance of taking every penny invested in the account.
There is no legitimate forex market that will let you trade on an $250 account. Real forex trades are either done on an exchange (the CME, margins listed above) or done on an interbank network (minimums around $100k).
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