Topic: immediate edge (Read 85 times)
How do you guys even end up coming in contact with all these scammers? Is it that you go online to search for good investment opportunities, quick money platforms, or you get hit up by someone who promises to double whatever money you invest into it? I'm just curious how all these scammers do get to you guys aside from direct contact on social media.
it's most likely a scam just like what others had said. also, I want to add that I found another website called "immediateedgeapp.org", it's a trading bot too just like the website mentioned by the OP but this website is more than a year old. I am not sure if both of this site is run by the same people.
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Newbies on this forum will be exposing themselves to so much risks. First Post from you is a link leading to a scam website, you don't seem to me like a newbie who is ready to learn. To be on the safer side, you should ignore these sites with offers which are obviously intended to scam unsuspecting victims. Focus more on understanding how this forum works and why you are here in the first place. I just hope that you are here for the right reasons which is to learn more about bitcoin/crypto andmaybe earn some money from campaigns if you successfully upgrade your account.
Welcome to the forum and beware of scammers!
Welcome to the forum and beware of scammers!
anyone has heard about this website: https ://www(dot)immediate-edge(dot)app ?
scam or serious ?
do you really not know? come on. one look at the website and you would know it's a scam.scam or serious ?
if they had an AI that could guarantee 100% profit, why would they need your 250 euros? they could just use their own money and become the first trillionaires in history.
the company they claim to be is already dissolved https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/15019810
and as a first post from a newbie I'm guessing this is just an advertisement for Immediate-Scam.app.
that's what i thought as well. this isn't the first time someone has tried this. 
I also did check the website, it's fairly new,
https://who.is/whois/immediate-edge.app
So I do agree that it looks very suspicious, and as what we say here, "if it's too good to be true, it's probably is".
I will stay away from this website and everyone shouldn't deposit any.
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Expires On 2025-10-09
Registered On 2020-10-09
Updated On 2024-09-01
https://who.is/whois/immediate-edge.app
So I do agree that it looks very suspicious, and as what we say here, "if it's too good to be true, it's probably is".
I will stay away from this website and everyone shouldn't deposit any.
Well you don't have to be a rocket scientist to see it's a scam from a mile away.
Any website that promises 100% guaranteed returns is a scam website. Think about it, if someone has a 100% way of doubling his money, why would he sell it
Any website that promises 100% guaranteed returns is a scam website. Think about it, if someone has a 100% way of doubling his money, why would he sell it
and as a first post from a newbie I'm guessing this is just an advertisement for Immediate-Scam.app.
Any legitimate trading service would engage in a proper and extensive advertising campaign especially
if it can guarantee 100% returns as it is such a winning product.
and why would it want to advertise this and offer it to the public when it can utilise its own finances
and constantly grow profits for itself? just doesnt add up.
Well you don't have to be a rocket scientist to see it's a scam from a mile away.
Any website that promises 100% guaranteed returns is a scam website. Think about it, if someone has a 100% way of doubling his money, why would he sell it
Any website that promises 100% guaranteed returns is a scam website. Think about it, if someone has a 100% way of doubling his money, why would he sell it
I would say it is 99% probably a scam.
You should not post the link without warning users not to click on it, if you are not sure whether or not it is a scam. Also, use the "insert code" bbcode option. When writing your post you will see it as the "#" button. Just click on it or alternatively type in [ code ][ /code ] (without the spaces) and put the link inside. That way you create an unclickable link.
like this:
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https://www.immediate-edge.app
Now, as to the link itself, I would be very careful because after a simple google search there are a lot of sources saying that immediate-edge is a suspicious website and there are different versions of it with different domains. Almost all of which have bad reviews and are called out as being a scam.
edit: this french website has already called it out as a suspected scam : https://www.signal-arnaques.com/scam/view/805918
anyone has heard about this website: https://www.immediate-edge.app ?
scam or serious ?
scam or serious ?
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