Jarvis Formula Scam Review

Between the US being in an uproar of the Presidential election and the upcoming holidays, I have the feeling we are going to be seeing more than our usual share of binary options scams in the next month. December always seems to be a big month for fresh scams. Or in this case, a new take on an old scam. This is popular as well, revamping an older scam, changing the name, fudging some new numbers and even hiring new actors. Jarvis Formula is no exception. As you read on, you’ll see that it’s a direct rip-off of a scam I reviewed earlier this year. They definitely get points for their dramatic flair, however, I am deducting quite a few points as they almost quoted their previous sales pitch word for word. Read my Jarvis Formula review to find out which scam they piggybacked and more!

Jarvis Formula Introductory Video

In the video, we get to meet Paul Jarvis and watch as he boards his private jet. Frankly, there is too much “downtime” in the video where we get to listen to cheesy music and watch Jarvis talk to his business associate or whoever she is. At least he can fit comfortably in his jet. Usually, when we see these con artists showing off their private jets they are all hunched over as they cannot fit in the seats. You would think if they were bona fide millionaires they could at least buy a get where they don’t have to travel huddled up-on a little ball.

But I digress…I have to give it to the creators of the Jarvis Formula. At least they went all out for their video. They invested a lot of money in their set and props..fancy jet, cars, office buildings and even a fake mansion. They even have matching shirts to the “Jarvis Formula” logo printed on the front. This all seemed a bit too familiar to me and I knew I recognized Paul Jarvis from a previous scam but at first, I couldn’t’ place where I had seen him.

Then he mentions that he and his team “The Brew Crew” have finally perfected Jarvis Formula. And it hit me, like a ton of bricks! Brew Crew…. where had I heard this before? Of course, the Drexel Code Scam from March of this year. And our Paul Jarvis is none other than Corey Drexel himself.

Seriously, the dialogue for Jarvis Formula was almost word for word as the dialogue in the Drexel Code scam. Only the scenery had changed. Even the story about how Drexel, excuse me, I mean Paul Jarvis had really been “hit hard” by the stock market crash of 2009 and how he built himself back up trading binary options and how he drafted his former co-workers aka “the Brew Crew” to help him design and perfect the Jarvis Formula. He calls them the Brew Crew because they spend all day drinking coffee to stay away and brainstorm and how to improve Jarvis Formula and then after work they go out for a “brew” to celebrate. Jarvis even has the same conversation with his secretary when he enters his headquarters asking her to “hold all calls” and make sure the Brew Crew eats something other than pizza.

Why they bothered even making a new video is beyond me. It’s the SAME thing! Apparently, the creators of the scam didn’t think anyone would recognize Drexel/Jarvis or remember the “Brew Crew” or any details about the previous scam. It’s all the same…how Jarvis and the Brew Crew spent the last few years working on Jarvis Formula and how it hasn’t lost a trade in over 3 years, how it’s earned over 100 million dollars in profits and how every single person who has ever traded with Jarvis Formula is now a millionaire.

Jarvis even has two of his former beta testers give their “story.” At least they hired different actors this time, but they basically spew out the same nonsense and Jarvis presents them with big phony checks, just he did as Corey Drexel in Drexel Code scam video. Then he plays some video testimonials and introduces us to the “Brew Crew,” some of whom I confined from the Drexel Code scam. The office may have changed and they may have hired new actors, but the dialogue is almost word for word from the first scam.

Jarvis tells us that he asked the Brew Crew to work all night so he could take on 50 new beta testers for Jarvis Formula. He says that if we are one of the lucky 50 to sign up for Jarvis Formula trading software, we won’t have to pay a dime. We simply have to send him a daily screenshot of our trading account, as well as our statements. He says that the video will disappear after all 50 spots are taken. This, of course, is a lie because every time I left the page there was miraculously only one spot remaining, but when I came back, there were suddenly 50 spots once again. Similar to the Drexcel Code scam video, I could not pause Jarvis Formula Scam video so I had to watch it all the way through to get the details. I don’t know why I bothered since it was almost word for word the same as Drexel Code, but i wanted to give my readers all of the facts about Jarvis Formula scam.

Jarvis Formula Website

There is nothing to the website..just the video and some phony links on the bottom. Of course, the customer service link is a dud. I tried to find info on Paul Jarvis but since he is obviously an actor aka Corey Drexel, I could find nothing. The Brew Crew is just a rip off of the Drexel Code and Jarvis/Drexel or whoever he is is obviously making his way around the scam circuit. Sad that they wasted so much money on their set for Jarvis Formula scam because it only took me a few minutes to catch onto t he fact that it was just a jazzed up copy of the Drexel Code. What a waste of time and money!

Final Conclusion: Jarvis Formula is a Total Fraud!

Save yourself the time, money and energy. Don’t even bother to check out the Jarvis Formula video unless you want to watch a revival of the Drexel Code. It’s a scam…pure and simple!

Stick with me and I’ll point out the bad guys like Jarvis/Drexel..whatever his name is and his “Brew Crew.” I’ll give the low-down on the scammers! But I can also tell you which systems are tried and true!

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