Vena System claims to be able to make each of its members over $200,000 every month. Let us forget for a moment the amount being considered here, and instead, consider the promise. Ask any trader on Wall Street and they are bound to tell you that getting a Profit every day is impossible to predict. However, that is exactly what this website is claiming to be able to provide you. We intend to get to the bottom of this claim in our Vena System review.

The Video

The introductory video has a man who claims to be the creator of the website, appear and proclaim how he found the optimum system to guarantee a profit every time it trades.

We have seen the same claims a hundred times over in other websites, and none of them have been able to keep their word. instance where our investigators considered that this might be a scam. For starters, the man named Marc Vena does not exist. We performed extensive searches to find out who this was. After all, if the man is running an online trading firm, he is bound to have a social profile. However, all of our searches showed negative. He was not on Facebook, Twitter, and even search engines failed to turn up anything regarding the man.

Not only that, another thing we noted in our Vena System review was the fact that the introductory video was being hosted from YouTube. Why would a firm which makes $210,000 for each of its members have to opt for a free video hosting service? This, coupled with the fact that they were using a fake person for the video, were definite pointers to the fact that this was nothing more than a Vena System scam.

No Clear Information

The website seems to have a section which clarifies how the app works. We decided to check this out in the hopes that we could find some real information.

However, this also turned out to be fake. Apparently, their point is that the trade will be placed only if the system is certain that it will provide the profit. Frankly, this does not provide any information on exactly how this is supposed to happen. Sure, the trade will be placed in case of a profit, but that is the basis for any trade in the first place. Our investigators could not find any information for determining the winning trade in their Vena System review.

False Information

Omitting information is one thing, but falsifying data is something else entirely. What these guys project is that their members have made profits beginning with 1.8 million dollars to 15 million dollars in just 1 year.

How is this possible, when the website itself is operating for less than half a month? As anyone will note, the copyright at the bottom of the website clearly states that it is a 2017 product.

How is a website that was not even operational a year back claim to have made the kind of enormous profits they are claiming to have made? This clearly showed that this was a Vena System scam. Not only that, their claim is that every trading pattern repeats itself over time, and that is how they make their profits. If that is true, the sheer volume of data they would have to store in order to compare each trend is enormous. Not to say anything of the split second comparison would tax even the best of supercomputers present in today’s world. How are they even managing what seems to be impossible?

Reviews

We browsed the next page to see what else these guys have to say regarding their website. Apparently, they have a lot of reviews stating how good their website is. So we decided to do some in-depth checking of this section in our Vena System review.

We tested almost all of the members, trying to find them on social media websites so that we could contact them. Apparently, none of them are on the web. Now, this is extremely unusual since the trading itself is conducted online. Henry Devlin, Patsy Greenhall or Andrew Inglis, none of them actually exist online. Also, you will note that Patsy Greenhall claims to have joined the website on November 23^rd, 2016. How is this possible when the website opened in 2017? This gives further proof to our theory that this whole thing is an elaborate Vena System scam.

FAQ

We tried going to the Questions provided on the website to see if we could find some real answers to our queries.

Interestingly, these people claim that even if you have an account with a broker, you would still need to open one with a broker of their choice. Essentially, as we noted in our Vena System review, this translates to depositing money with unknown and unregulated brokers. Not only that, read the answer they provide. Apparently, it is ‘imperitive’. These kinds of small spelling mistakes clearly show that these people hired the cheapest web content provider; a trait often noticed with scam websites, since they do not wish to invest much capital towards a short term website.

Risks

According to US regulations, each trading website has to clearly show the risks associated with their website. Thus we went through their risk disclaimer page.

Apparently, you stand to lose part or whole of your investment since it is a risky venture. Why then, should one invest with the Vena System scam? After all, in case they do lose the money (which does NOT guarantee the profits after all), there is no legal way to get it back either.

Vena System Review – Final Words

In conclusion, we must say that you should definitely opt for another trusted website if you want to trade online. Fake ones like these which promise impossible sums with automated software usually turn out to be scams. After all, incurring a loss while trading is as much a learning experience as is making the profit. Look elsewhere if you do not want to lose all your investment.

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