Well this is it - here we are, about to witness history in the making. The new version of the Quantum AI Scam, Immediate Fortune.
- Introduction
- What is Immediate Fortune?
- How Does Immediate Fortune Work?
- What Do I Need to Get Started with Immediate Fortune?
- Where can I Sign Up for Immediate Fortune?
- Is Immediate Fortune a get rich quick scheme?
- Is Jeff Bezos Really Involved in Immediate Fortune?
- Why Hasn't Jeff Bezos Tweeted about Immediate Fortune?
- How Much Money can you Make with Immediate Fortune?
- How Many Hours a Day do I need to Dedicate to Immediate Fortune?
- What Are the Risks with Immediate Fortune?
- What Happens if I Lose Money on Immediate Fortune?
Introduction:
Jeff Bezos, in case you didn't know, is the founder of Amazon.com and a space technology & technology enthusiast. He is often cited as one of the richest people in the world and is recognised around the globe for his distinctive appearance. He looks a bit like inspector Montalbano's businessman brother. On these pages, it is being suggested, firstly that this is a video of Jeff Bezos giving a presentation on his new quantum computing AI crypto-trading robot, and secondly, that it is is Jeff Bezos you can hear speaking. Neither of these suggestions hold any truth whatsoever.
Here is the video:
As you can see, it is advertising immediateprofit.com which is a website that attempts to persuade novices to embark on a journey of complex CFD trading'
The affiliates will make up any lie they can to get you signed up. They will write
false reviews like the
Finixio fake review sites use. They will manufacture
fake news like the Finixio fake news sites use, and they will use affiliate networks like ClickOut Media, which is just another name for Finixio's branch in Cyprus.
You can see that the website is quite low on content and is supposed to be showcasing the amazing new invention that Jeff Bezos has supposedly unleashed:
What Do I Need to Get Started with Immediate Fortune?
An absence of caution and enough money to make a deposit. Apart from that there is no Immediate Fortune as it is just a way of obtaining your contact details so that the boiler room scammers can contact you and defraud you. There is not quantum computer operating an autotrading crypto-robot. There is no Jeff Bezos trying to make everyone rich. There is no crypto-market that is highly volatile and easy to make money out of.
As you can see from their original site and the other names they drop on their website:
They responsible for
Immediate Edge,
Immediate Profit, Immediate Fortune and Immediate Connect which are all the same scam connecting you to boiler room scammers:
They don't even bother to make the website look different in any way.
Where can I Sign Up for Immediate Fortune?
You can sign up for Immediate Fortune at any of the affiliate scammer sites such as immediatefortune.com but please don't as you will be bombarded with scammer [hone calls for the rest of your days. As it clearly says at the bottom of the site:
#Immediate Fortune and any other commercial names used on the site are for commercial purposes only, and do not refer to any specific company nor specific services providers. The video is for commercial presentation and illustration purposes only, and all participants are actors. Carefully read the Terms & Conditions and Disclaimer page of the third-party investor platform before investing.
So this has nothing to do with Jeff Bezos and they have somehow synthesized his voice with an AI or similar.
Is Immediate Fortune a get rich quick scheme?
Yes, in other words it is a scam. It is a way of persuading you that an automated robot will make you thousands of dollars a day with no input from you at all and with an almost perfect capability to predict the markets. In other words, it is a technology that no one would ever ever ever admit that they had if they had it, because they could use it to take over the world and believe us, with that technology they could, until the FBI turned up and shut it down.
We have sent an email through to [email protected]:
We notice you are catering to UK users and were just wondering what you product is as it appears to be soliciting CFD crypto products to UK citizens which you clearly state is illegal on your own website, and yet you have a /gb folder for our language on your site?
What is your product and why do you state these conflicting ideas?
So we will see if we get a sensible reply.
Unfortunately, their email doesn't seem to work:
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Since the problem is likely due to misconfigured settings on an email server outside Office 365, unfortunately Office 365 support won't be able to help fix this issue.
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[email protected]
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Is Jeff Bezos Really Involved in Immediate Fortune?
No, he isn't. Jeff Bezos is interested in technology for sure, as he states in the video, when it is still probably his own voice before they synthesized his voice to say what they wanted. Jeff Bezos is in a very safe financial situation being extremely rich, and he is not going to risk his wealth by giving out advice to the world on how to invest. if something went wrong with an AI like that it could ruin the global financial system. The other problem is that with Bezos' vast wealth, what would stop him investing $10bn into an AI robot that made huge profits and bankruptiing the world that way? The whole idea is completely impossible and this is by design. They do not want people who understand the finance systems or global markets, because they are more difficult to defraud. They want novices with no idea about trading, who will not seek them out and claim damages for misrepresentation, who will not know what their right and legitimate expectations should be. They want people who will just assume that they lost their money in CFD trading and who may even be naive enough to try another variant of the robot trader in order to recover their money. Yes, people really do that!
Now we can see that the claims being made on immediatefortune.com are not the same as being made by the fake Bezos does, this is after all only a temporary site, whereas the immediatefortune.com website has to be a little more low key so as not to be so easily proven as inaccurate and taken down. The site with the fake Bezos we showed you earlier, is a fake news article rather than an actual website. It is designed to be transient in nature, but to plant a seed that Jeff Bezos has made a trading robot that can make anybody rich with no skill, luck, knowledge or experience.
How Many Hours a Day do I need to Dedicate to Immediate Fortune?
Well if we read what is online, it seems that the app can make you money without that much input if you use the automated trading settings. The problem is, of course, that the app does not exist in its own right. What they are describing is MT4 and MT5 meta-trader software which you can configure with various rules about buying and selling in order to semi-automate your trading. This kind of technique, where you might set a buy price at one price, and the sell at a higher price, can make a steady income as long as the markets do not suddenly react to something. Cryptocurrency does tend to fluctuate within a certain price range and with a decent enough prediction and a bit of luck it is definitely possible to make money out of crypto with set limit trading tactics, but you do not need any special software to do this. You just need an MT$ or MT5 software, a good internet connection, and a decent computer. You also need to be lucky and be very disciplined. This is not for the faint hearted - trading is hard work and very stressful.
So you are far more likely to lose money than make it.
The other problem is that a lot of these sites and brokers use the idea of CFD brokerages as a way to defraud people. They do not operate a brokerage at all. Just a scam site with a fake interface that looks like you are trading. They just take your money and then make you think you lost it and use CFD trading as their cover. This is far more common than you might imagine.
What Happens if I Lose Money on Immediate Fortune?
You go to you bank and tell them you've been scammed. You show them all of the correspondence and explain what happened and how you were defrauded. Do not contact a recovery company as they are just more scammers after another slice of the money being paid by the bank, and might even be the original scammers anyway. It is a great way to manage the victims, to give them some of what they lost and make them feel like they have achieved a victory.
Stay away from get rich quick schemes - they are all a scam!