Roulette System Testimonial Scams

Everyday roulette system sellers are breaking the law with their testimonials. For starters most testimonials are fake, just go to friendsreunited.com (or a similar site) and that's where they get their pictures from in most cases.

However it is actually against the federal trade commissions advertising laws to show testimonials where specific earnings are shown.

You can watch this interview for more information on this. This interview is with Mr Clevland

If you don't want to watch it I will sum things up for you:

If you show a testimonials like

"I made $300 in my first hour"

"I can't stop winning money"

"I made $700 in my first six hours"

"I started out with $200 and now I have $5000"

"I've cleared my personal debt of $8500 in just 4 months"

Then you're breaking FTC advertising laws. The above examples are just a few of the testimonials that I've seen that are breaking the advertising laws, I could sit here all day writing more if I wanted to.

Do these roulette system sellers care that they're breaking the law? Absolutely not, they will say what ever it takes to make sales.

Websites like:

Roulette Sniper

Roulette Killer

Roulette Assault

Roulette Raper

Are all breaking these regulations. So not only are the testimonials almost certainly fake (based on my results and the results of many others) but they are also against the law anyway.

The fact that they're breaking the law just with their misleading testimonials should be enough to put you off.

In fact the only roulette system websites that I've come across that actually comply with the regulations are:

Money Maker Machine (my favorite roulette system)

Roulette Bandit

Super Roulette

The ironic thing here is that the three websites that comply with the regulations are the systems that I would recommend.

You may also want to see my page on the fake Youtube testimonial, these two scammers deserve their own special mention.

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