I first heard of Obcasio Software when I was out on a dinner date with a lady friend I had been chasing for quite a while. Yes, I know you all think that the lifestyle of an intrepid scam hunter doesn’t allow much time for socializing, but even we have to get away from the computer screen once in a while. Either that or we’d just go nuts.

So, picture the scene; me and a gorgeous blond, candlelight and soft background music and a slick-haired Italian waiter ready to take our order. I ask for my usual spaghetti al dente. My date goes for the penne spinnatti. And of course, I order a bottle of my favorite red—nice, and not too expensive!

During dinner, the lady happens to mention that she’s just found a sure fire deal online. My ears prick up. Sure fire? My experience in the world of scams and scammers tells me there’s no such thing. But I don’t want to spoil the date so I nod politely and ask her to tell me more.

“There’s this fantastic guy,” she says between mouthfuls of pasta, “his name is Michael Watson and he’s a survivor of the 2005 financial crisis.”

“A survivor?” – Obcasio Software Scam Review

The lady nods. “Yup, he was a top trader at one of the world’s biggest investment banks but he got out at just the right time and started his own company. Obcasio it’s called. Obcasio means—”

“Opportunity.” I interrupt and surprise myself at remembering my school Latin.

“That’s right.” the blond says looking slightly annoyed I had stolen her line. “And it must be true. Michael Watson has already made 100 people millionaires with his Obcasio software and now he’s just released a new version and—”

Despite myself, I interrupt again, “And now he’s looking for 100 more people to share his money making machine, with?”

The lady nods again and then look down at her penne. I wait a moment then gently ask how much is the promised return on this Obcasio thing?

“$2000.” she says without looking up.

“$2000 a year?” I prompt.

Now she raises her head and stares me directly in the eye. “No, silly. $2000 a day. Guaranteed!”

I do not reply. I don’t have to. The lady is already blushing a bright pink as if actually speaking the words out loud finally made it clear to her that any kind of scheme which offers a daily return of $2000—guaranteed—sounds just a little too good to be true.

And she called me silly!

As you can imagine, our conversation kinda’ took the wind out of the romantic mood and less than an hour later I was at home alone, sat sipping a cold beer while I fired up my PC and started a search for Obcasio Software. It didn’t take me long to find it.

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I click on the link and I’m taken to Michale Watson’s website where immediately a high definition video begins to play. I’m impressed. This guy is a good. He’s smooth and charming and of course, disgustingly handsome. Or in other words, everything you’d expect a paid actor to be. And nope, at first I did not have any proof of this, just my gut feeling—and my gut has been trained over a very long time to spot fakes. And at that moment in time, I was convinced that was exactly what I was looking at.

Regardless, I pay attention as Mr. Smooth, who proclaims himself to be the Founder and CEO of Obcasio, goes on to explain that in 4 years his company has paid 78 million dollars to his first 100 investors. He even has bank documents to prove it. Although the way he just flashes the paper statements at the camera so quickly, I can see no names or dates or anything else to convince me they are real.

No matter. You know me by now. I never judge. Not before I’m certain about something. But when Michael Watson boldly states that he does indeed promise anyone who registers with his software a guaranteed profit of $2000 a day, I can feel my trusty gut begin to churn and I lose my taste for the cold beer.

I expand my search. I troll down data, check histories, scroll through forums and wade my way through everything the Internet has to say about Michael Watson and his amazing Obcasio software. This is what I found—

Michael Watson an Actor? Obcasio Software Scam Review

My first suspicion pays off. The guy playing Michael Watson is in reality, an actor by the name of Miah Washburn. A fact that can be proven by even the cheapest face recognition software. But if you are an investor thinking about giving Obcasio your hard earned cash, then having the CEO of a company played by a paid actor is the least of your worries. It happens all the time, right?

Wrong. Any CEO worth his salt should have the decency to appear personally in any kind of public advertisement. That Obcasio’s CEO doesn’t is something that should give potential investors grave misgivings if not grounds to doubt.

Another thing that bothered me about the Obscasio video was the sheer amount of daily profits promised. $2000 a day. I’ve been investigating the binary options scene for quite a while now and I know of no genuine company who would have the audacity to make such a wild claim. But what puts the final nail in the Obcasio coffin is that these outrageous returns are guaranteed! And by now almost every investor out there in Internet land should realize that there is NEVER a guarantee. EVER.

Conclusion

I guess I won’t be seeing the gorgeous blond again. I’m not that lucky. But if my skepticism concerning Obcasio Binary Trading Software has saved her from losing a big chunk of cash to a bunch of crooks—even if they do speak Latin—then that’s something I can live with. And besides, who says the hero always has to get the girl in the end? Not me. And if you want the latest updates, subscribe to my YouTube Channel by clicking the link.

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