Cash Loophole Scam Review

With the holiday season upon us, it certainly isn’t surprising to see a slew of new binary options trading scams emerge. Everyone’s looking to make some extra cash…including scammers. So they appeal to us by creating a scam so they can get rich off our desire earn some extra holiday Cash. Cash Loophole by Richard Sellars is no exception. Sellars claims we can earn over 50 grand a day by trading with Cash Loophole. Read my Cash Loophole scam review to find out more.

Cash Loophole Introductory Video

Cash Loophole sales pitch video is extremely poor quality and opens with two former beta testers talking about how  Cash Loophole software changed their lives. I guess the selection of poor quality actors from Fiverr.com is down to slim pickings. I could tell right away that this video was going to be ridiculously cheesy and it didn’t disappoint.

After the fake video testimonials, we get to “meet” Richard Sellars. Or rather we get to hear his voice, which I happen to totally believe is just a computer automated voice. It sounds too fake to be a real person. Sellars goes on to tell us that he is offering a free trial of Cash Loophole for 50 lucky beta testers and that starting on January 3, 2017 he and his partner will be releasing the trading software to the public at which time he will be charging $1,000 a license.

Sellars claims with Cash Loophole we can earn as much as 4 grand a day or 23 grand a week by spending a minimum of 19 minutes a day using the Cash Loophole trading software. Of course, we all know that this is an impossible amount of money unless we are willing to invest upwards of thousands of dollars per trade. The fact that Sellars mentions that if we make a lot of money we don’t need his software is ridiculous. Only someone with a great deal of money to invest straight away is going to be able to make 23 grand in just 30 days.

Sellars gives us a little bit about his background. Apparently, he was a chef in Birmingham, England and wanted to make more money so he opened a catering business. His partner then brought up the idea of investing in binary options and Sellars quickly discovered that he had a real talent for the binary options market. Together the two men created Cash Loophole and after a successful first trial of beta testers, they want to open it up to a second group before it’s public release in January.

I really  had a hard time paying attention the video, especially when Sellars held 2 “random” and
“Spontaneous” calls with supposedly interested beta testers. The first “caller” was over the top, just a horrible actor and the second was even worse. Her accent was so phony and kept changing from one dialect to another and my mind kept drifting. Sellars convinces them both to check out Cash Loophole and then later in the video he checked back with them and to no surprise, they had both earned over a thousand dollars in just under an hour of trading with Cash Loophole software. Of course, we all know that these are fake testimonials. The acting was so poor and it’s easy to see that no one can earn a dime with this scam software system.

Cash Loophole Website

There are so many annoying pop-ups on the homepage and they block the video and you can’t close them and I found this to be extremely annoying. The one on the right of the video shows how many spots are left, which is funny because each time I clicked off the page and reopened it, it went from 29 spots remaining down to 2 and then surprisingly back to 29 once I opened a new window. Of course, we all know by now that these countdown clocks are just a typical scare tactic used commonly on most scam websites.

The website is better than some but worse than others. The video was of such poor quality and rated so high on the “cheesiness factor” that I would’ve thought they would’ve at least put a little effort into designing their website. Just the video, the annoying pop-ups, some fake written testimonials and a small disclaimer at the bottom of the page. There is no link to customer service but they do provide an email address. Of course when several members of my team and I tried to email them, not a one of us received a reply so its safe to say that there is no customer or technical support for Cash Loophole. And of course,they did not provide a company business address or their licensing info, which is another telltale sign of a fake trading site.

As usual, my team took the time to research some background info on Richard Sellars and his  partner Kevin Wright and we could find nothing on either one of them. No history of working at any restaurants in England as a chef, nor owning a catering company not having anything to do with binary options trading or the financial market in general. I can safely say that both Sellars and Wright are just fake personalities created for Cash Loophole scam and Richard Sellars himself is nothing but a computer animated voice. The random pictures and screenshots we see throughout the video are fake and anyone with any computer training could easily doctor up some phony screenshots of fake trading accounts. Basically, Cash Loophole website and preliminary video are just a big joke and quite frankly, a complete waste of time.

Conclusion: Cash Loophole trading system is a complete sham!

Sellars and his phony trading system are a complete joke and a total waste of time. Don’t even bother checking out the video or the website unless you want a good laugh. Cash Loophole is just a scam and you will lose your money so stay away from this con. Instead, stick with me and i can point you in the right direction. I will share my knowledge and expertise with you and recommend only the most reliable trading software. And if you want the latest updates, subscribe to my YouTube Channel by clicking the link.

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