Conor McGregor has nothing to do with these scammers and does not give out dodgy financial advice on questionable websites like european-news.org.

This is a fake news article designed to make you believe that top sporting professionals and time-wasting celebrities use stupid get rich quick scams.

This particluar one is run by some Russians who use a lot of affiliates (who are the sponsors of sites like this) to try and persuade people to sign up with ridiculous nonsense scams that are supposed to make you a fortune for doing nothing.

The scam is called Crypto Genius, and has nothing to do with anyone famous or succesful at all.

It has nothing to do with cryptocurrency and is just a way of signing you up with illegal offshore scammer brokers who will defraud you.

In a recent survey the FCA reckoned that the UK population is scammed for £100k per day with this racket.

This is a family photo and has nothing to do with any financial 'get rich quick' scheme that you may hear about! (Image: Daily Mirror)

“The amount of scammers trying to use celebrities as a way of gaining trust is truly astonishing!”

In a recent interview, someone pointed out that Crypto Genius is a really retarded name for a product, even if it is a scam, and that the perpetrators had best just flush themselves into the sewers.”

Here's why: "The sewers are absolutely packed to the brim with shit and the perpetrators of articles like this will feel content, at home, and amongst good company for the first time in their lives. This should stop them wasting everyone's life with crap like this.

“Do not be persuaded to deposit any money by famous people appearing on websites! They would never condone a get rich quick scheme, it could ruin them!”

Conor didn't say: “It’s a time for conmen at the moment. They can feel the unease. Watch out for Crypto-retard or whatever it is called!!” - Conor laughed.

Here's the deal: You deposit, they call you, they tell you that you can make loads of money by invest8ing much more, they rip you off." Economists are urging people to "Stay Safe!"

Of course it sounds too good to be true! That's what a scam is! A load of utter crap to get your trust levels high so scum like this can defraud you!

This probably isn't someone called Fiona Presley, Mother of 2 (Image: Daily Mirror)

Scammer admits: "This woman is not related to our scam, we just liked the photo and thought it would help us defraud people!”

Crypto Genius now pays scammers every Monday morning." (Image: Daily Mirror)

Why do we keep up these scams?? People really do sign up for these scams and then the brokers phone up from local call centres and tell them they can make a fortune (which is technically possible, but very unlikely - 80% of all CFD traders using good brokers make a loss, so when you use these scammers you are screwed!) so there is money for scammers using these autotrading crypto scams."

What you need: Just to sign-up for one of these stupid liar websites and then youa re stuffed. They will hound you by phone until you give in and deposit all of your money, then they will take you for everything you have!:

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First thing you see is a video showing off the Crypto Genius scam in all of its glory. The advertising is big and bold and in your face but it is an Russian scam pretending to be an American product and that's how they do things. Anyway, you simply submit your name and email address below the video to get screwed.

Next up, you're asked to fund your scammer account. this is just to make sure you have money and that they are not wasting their time. Once they know your bank details they will be all over your arse. The amount is always the same scammer $250 cause the scammers like US Dollars.

Once f**ked, you are then left to try and recover your money. There are actually scammer recovery companies who will try and scam you even more after you have been ripped off the first time. They pretend they will help you but then just send you a guide to recovery and charge you $5000 USD!

Conor didn't say: Do not ever invest with anything you see as an advert online, particularly if you are using free websites as they are desperate for sponsorship and so will take money from these scumbag affiliates!

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Associated Scams:
Crypto Genius Auto Trading Official Site

Conor McGregor has nothing to do with scammers like european-news.org.

“The amount of scammers trying to use celebrities as a way of gaining trust is truly astonishing!”

“Do not be persuaded to deposit any money by famous people appearing on websites! They would never condone a get rich quick scheme, it could ruin them!”