Super Edge Trading

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Add new review Reviews Feed June PROMOTION Learn more. FOREX JUSTICE SPOTLIGHT ARTICLE   Read more. Company response We have not received a comment or response from this company. User reviews SCAM Sunday, 15 March 2009 Written by Stanley from USA Seems Neil Corke has been using fake names to try to do some affiliate work for Bill Poulos as he was a total failure trading in his own room. He has been using names like David Cooper and Chris Lawrence and uses the ethical-forex.com or tradersworldnetwork.com domain names. SCAM Monday, 26 January 2009 Written by Plan B from United Kingdom It would appear that enough bad press exists about Neil Corke that he is now using an alias - "David Cooper" He is now trying to sell subscriptions to Ron Ianieri and his course "Options University". If you click anything through "tradersworldnetwork.com" it is really a shell company for Neil Corke and AT Marketing. Check your emails for any invitations from "David Cooper" and if so then you are listening to Neil Corke. With regards to Matt Kean. I suspect that he was an innocent partner to Corke's nefarious activities. SCAM Friday, 10 October 2008 Written by Schuyler from USA Looks like these people shut down their site after cheating more people. Keep an eye out for Neil Corke or Matthew Kean as they could try to do it again in a different name. Tuesday, 09 September 2008 Written by Kent from United Kingdom Even though I know the developer of the system, Neil Corke, I would not recommend it to anyone. I bought it and paid the price for it. Have lost half my account trading this system. It trades too much to make any sense. Do not waste your money on it. Wednesday, 03 September 2008 Written by Tony Smith from USA This system is similar to the failure Invicta Traders System by Neil Corke. Seems like he took an idea from Right Angle where he worked and is trying to sell it in his own name. I was given a preview by him and was disappointed. They will not have a live person calling out trades like they previously did as they know damn well the system does not work in real time. And they are charging something in the area of $3000 for something not worth $30 in the trading arena. Do not waste your money as you will get burned. Thursday, 28 August 2008 Written by Robert from USA Being an unhappy user of Invicta, their previous system, I was disheartened at what they told me. All they could tell me was they were going to train people from now on to trade the same old system with a couple of enhancements. The reason being their room was a failure. I have decided to never do business with this company again. Good Luck to those who think they are getting something worth for their money. Wednesday, 20 August 2008 Written by Jesse from United Kingdom I spoke to someone from the sales department and was told it is similar to their old "invicta traders" system with a couple of enhancements like trend lines and support and resistance lines. They do not trade it live in a room, just train people to trade it themselves. Monday, 18 August 2008 Written by Ken Smith from Canada These are the same people that ripped people off with their old system sold at www.invictatraders.com website. I would not buy anything from them as they offer no money back guarantee and are not registered in the US either.