I have not used any trading bot before so I don't usually know how they works, but when something seems too good to be true it's likely to be scam.
It will be nice for you to drop the link to the trading bot so that other members can verify how trusted the bot is.
But to me 5% is high as a weekly ROI, high ROI means a high trade risk.
Topic: Using Crypto Trading Bot - page 2. (Read 184 times)
I'm a beginner crypto trader.
I've watched a lot of YouTube videos and one Youtuber made a lot of sense to me. I contacted him and he said I need to start out using a trading bot.
I need to go to webulltradingbot.com and deposit money into the account and the bot will do the trading for me.
He claimed I can make 5% a week on my investment.
I deposited $20,000 and sure enough, I'm making $1,000 a week.
I've then watched all the Crypto scams out there.
I figure I've been scammed.
However, today I asked to withdraw $10,000 and it's been approved.
It will take 2 to 3 days to get to my bank.
Can a Crypto trading bot make this kind of money?
If I'm being scammed I don't see it.
I believe, "If it's too good to be true, then it is."
I've watched a lot of YouTube videos and one Youtuber made a lot of sense to me. I contacted him and he said I need to start out using a trading bot.
I need to go to webulltradingbot.com and deposit money into the account and the bot will do the trading for me.
He claimed I can make 5% a week on my investment.
I deposited $20,000 and sure enough, I'm making $1,000 a week.
I've then watched all the Crypto scams out there.
I figure I've been scammed.
However, today I asked to withdraw $10,000 and it's been approved.
It will take 2 to 3 days to get to my bank.
Can a Crypto trading bot make this kind of money?
If I'm being scammed I don't see it.
I believe, "If it's too good to be true, then it is."
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