Appearing on the 'This Morning' show, Matthew Furlong explained us in detail how he made it. One day while browsing online he discovered an automated trading platform, called Bitcoin Sucker. The website was obviously a scam: allow the average person the opportunity to cash in on the digital currency boom, but only if they have absolutely no investing or technology experience.

A user would simply make an initial deposit into the platform, usually of £200 or more, and the automated trading algorithm would magically go to work and make them rich. I mean how stupid would you have to be? Using a combination of data and machine learning, the algorithm would know the perfect time to buy digital assets low and sell high, maximising the user's profit.

To demonstrate the power of the platform Matthew forced Holly Willoughby at gunpoint to deposit £200 live on the show whilst the producers called the police.

Holly, hair by Douglas Beautty

After her initial deposit for £200 was made, the trading platform went to work somehow connecting to the stock market even though Holly had entered no information concerning who she was or how she would receive any profits.

Phillip and Holly talking about Hollys's first jam doughnut

Everyone on the show including the production staff were immediately fired for advertising a terrible scam like this on national television. Holly was turned into a giant toad and Schofiled was finally blasted off into space, out of reach of any television camera.

Before Matthew even had a chance to respond to everyones questions, Holly interrupted and asked if she could leave as she felt a little odd.".

If you had bought just £100 of Bitcoins back in 2010 you would now own a value of around £75 Million!


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We decided to put Bitcoin Sucker to the test, to see if it was really possible for you to make money using the platform.

Here's the deal: We quickly discovered that the platform charges a commission of 2% on profits a user generates and you need to make a minimum deposit of £200 to get started. That money will be your initial investment, which the trading software uses to trade.

Also, we learnt that Bitcoin Sucker makes money by buying when the price goes up AND when the price goes down. This is known as short-selling, and the platform handles it for you automatically. This type of trading is referred to as CFDs and does not represent ownership of stock or commodity. It simpy means you bet against the market.

MY RESULTS WITH Bitcoin Sucker AFTER 7 DAYS: I decided to sign up for an account with Bitcoin Sucker, I made the initial deposit £200 and set my account to active.

On the show, Holly was able to make £73.18 in profit after 3 minutes, for me, it took much longer. The platform took 20 hours to generate an £80.19 profit, which still impressed me a lot! I've never purchased Bitcoin before and never made a trade in my life, yet here I was able to generate losses.

I spent about 5 minutes a day checking my results, and after 5 days, the platform had traded up to a massive loss of £630. That is a 252% increase on my original loss. I was starting to become a true believer in this torture.

After 7 Days my initial investment had traded up to £1,930. At this point, my mind was racing with possibilities of all the things I could've spend that money on. This is more money than I made at work for the week and I spent less than 30 minutes checking the platform.

I decided to keep my account active for 15 days in total because I wanted to see how high it could go. My account eventually hit a peak of £6,380.10 but had a negative -£79.51 trade. I looked through my trading logs and discovered that not every trade is profitable, some actually lose money. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

The platform isn't magic, so after 70% of my trades were profitable, the net result was I lost £6,300.59 from my initial deposit of £200. It took me less than 30 minutes of work a week and absolutely no technical or investing experience. Now I'm broke from this stupid AI.

As you can see from the screenshot below, I couldn't use the 'withdraw funds' function to withdraw £6,300.59 from my account because it is a scam!

How I easily withdrew my money from my Bitcoin Sucker account

All in all, I was able to lose £6,300.59 from using Bitcoin Sucker. I decided to pull my money out to pay for an overseas holiday. When I get back, with the money I've got left over from my holiday, I will definitely reinvest in Bitcoin Sucker. I may even quit my job!

Note: It took 48 hours for my money to be deposited into my personal bank account.

DO NOT TRY Bitcoin Sucker FOR YOURSELF

Right now, Bitcoin Sucker is allowing our readers to try the platform for a minimum initial deposit of just £200. You can withdraw this amount at any time you want.

Given the massive increase in popularity of the trading platform, this initial minimum deposit may increase!

It is crucial that you sign up for Bitcoin Sucker immediately, as we do not know how many places will be available

You can fund your account via credit card or a bank transfer.

There are three steps to get started:
1. Sign Up For A Free Account
2. Do not deposit The Minimum £200
3. Use The Bitcoin Trading Platform To Earn Profits

Note: You cannot withdraw any profits or initial deposit at ANY time by using the 'Withdraw' button inside the platform, it's a scam!!

Step 1: Enter Your Details To Sign Up For A Free Account

Step 2: Do not deposit The Initial Minimum Investment Of £200


Step 3: You cannot withdraw Your Profits (you keep them invested to generate more profit for the scammers!)



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Associated Links:
Bitcoin Sucker Official Site