Well, maybe it is some start-up company that does not yet have complete reviews or recommendations. So maybe it makes sense, but you definitely need to check the regulations to make sure everything is okay, because on the one hand it can certainly be a normal honest company, and on the other hand it can be another fraudulent scheme. So even if there are super profitable conditions - check everything well so that you can be sure that you will work under loyal conditions and you will not have to worry about the safety of your money. Today it's really hard to make a choice, it's true, but you don't want to make a mistake and then face the consequences of stupid decisions.
What's your opinion Vikhazan? Would you do business with this firm?
As an afterthought: in the light of cold calling from o/seas and/or robot calls and my own bitter experience.... when filling in any online request for details from a potential information source etc, I now use a dummy phone number alongside a secondary email address which I find keeps the cold calling down to a dull roar. Some years ago, when I hadn't been bitten enough, I used my genuine phone number and quickly ran out of space on my blocked call list.Oh dear, yes they have been trying to call constantly. I've blocked the numbers now but I'm sure they will use another number soon. They are very push and wont give up and don't seem to take 'NO' for an answer.
Thank you all for your advise as it's been very helpful.
Not really the right place for this kind of question.Anyone can suggest which time-frame is suitable to do trading?
So many of these around at the moment, its like script kiddies of the naughties. There's a few lines of free code available to anyone and they think they are inventing the next AI interface.
I do the same, I got a free SIM from ASDA, use that number, keep it for junk, and filtering new contacts. And of course setting up a dummy email address is so easy these days. Never, ever give personal details until the genuine contacts of interest have been identified.As an afterthought: in the light of cold calling from o/seas and/or robot calls and my own bitter experience.... when filling in any online request for details from a potential information source etc, I now use a dummy phone number alongside a secondary email address which I find keeps the cold calling down to a dull roar. Some years ago, when I hadn't been bitten enough, I used my genuine phone number and quickly ran out of space on my blocked call list.
A bit off-topic but we could always start a thread destined for AI assisted posts and end up with a situation where both thread questions and answers are AI generated. It might be amusing to see an AI troll, trolledSo many of these around at the moment, its like script kiddies of the naughties. There's a few lines of free code available to anyone and they think they are inventing the next AI interface.
Mind you with text to speech added it would do away with Indian call centres.