Website : Enlightenment Forex Website
Cost : Unknown
Author : Travis Lucas / Alan Wilkin / Matt & Patrick
Review Date : January 2010

WHAT IT SAYS ON THE WEBSITE

This all started off with a request from one of our members to review Enlightenment Forex. So, off we went to the website, it's a simple website. At the time we visited it was collecting email addresses in return for "FREE: The EFX Market Status Indicator aka The Amazing Profit Tripler That Could TRIPLE YOUR RETURNS".

It was the 18th January when we provided our email address, completed the questionnaire that followed (you have to see it to believe it) and then watched the 18 minute video by Travis Lucas (talking about Mr. X ? who saved his life!). We were going to list some of the quotes here but it was just too difficult for us to agree on the best ones. Of course, everyone that signs up can watch the video and choose for themselves.

By the way, do not worry about what you enter in the questionnaire, you will receive the same Acceptance email as us promising "over the next few days we're going to send you a ton of no-bs, money-getting content".

In the Acceptance email (from Travis & Alan Wilkin) there is a link to get "your free stuff". This takes you to a few short pages on Multiple TimeFrame Trading which eventually takes you to an offer from Travis where you submit your email address (again) and fill in an on-line (the same one as before) questionnaire (again). Then, you are re-directed to another video by Travis, actually, it's the same one as before.

The follow up email contains a link to a "leaked" video, it's the same one (again). The third email is a link to "another video for you" and, yes, it's the same one (again).

At least the next email is slightly different, it's from Forex Ultimatum. It does however provide a link to, yes, you've guessed it, the same video (again).

Within the next week we had 5 more emails from Enlightenment Forex, all providing a link to the questionnaire or the video. In total, within 7 days of registration, we received 9 emails, all providing links to the questionnaire, the video, or some other system of no interest to us.

In the following 2 weeks we received no less than 20 subsequent emails, again always from Travis or Alan, or Forex Ultimatum courtesy of Matt & Patrick. Needless to say, the content was very similar to all the other emails.

We have since unsubscribed from all mailing lists linked to both systems and are ending this review here. This is a first for us but we, like most people, have our limits.

Apologies for our frequent use of the word "again" but in this instance we felt it was apt. Of course, as usual, we welcome others experiences of these systems, as they may be of interest and benefit to others.


ReviewTeam - www.systemsfortraders.com

LOL very funny review.

I too was curious......and went through a similar process.......I wanted to know "how much" so I entered a fictitious email address and went to the purchase page. I believe it is around $1,500 USD...or maybe even more....but of course I had the option of buying right then and there for ***ONLY**** $1500

From time to time I am willing to spend $80 USD or $100 USD to try out a system......but never in a gajillion years will I pay $1,500 USD.....there are very decent ones available either for free....or at a small cost.

It is a shame really, it paints decent system vendors in a bad light.

Thanks for the input, we agree with your penultimate paragraph as well as your closing statement.


ReviewTeam - www.systemsfortraders.com

The world of Forex seems to attract the most dubious of characters (I should say as well as some outstanding financial professionals). I love the review - as soon as I see a website that requires an email address before you can do anything and uses "pop under" screens and/or splash pages which appear when you try to leave the site all scream out - "DO NOT PROCEED".

From my experience in the Forex market the best way for traders to "prove" their worth is always via a third party - i.e. a demo account independently validated etc. The number of "professionals" that have outstanding slef assessed claims come unstuck veyr often, very quickly.