Omnia Trading Software Scam Review

Every day it seems we are introduced to new binary options software. Every single one claims to be “the only winning software” and so forth. How do we know they aren’t trying to Scam us? Can we trust our money to these new trading systems? Today I shall take a look at Omnia Trading Software by Matthew Hammersmith which claims in can earn $5,700 a day and $1 million in just 6 months. Is this the real deal or is Hammersmith just another paid actor hired to con innocent people out of thousands of dollars? Read my Omnia Scam Review for more info.

Omnia Trading Software Scam Review

If you have read any of my previous reviews, I have complained about the fact that many of these new scams haven’t graced us with a sales pitch video. Well, Omnia makes up for the lack of sales production in some of my previous scam reviews. I got to listen to Michael Hammersmith ramble on and on for what seemed like hours about how great Omnia trading app and how it’s going to change our lives forever.

They wasted what seemed like hours as we watch Michael Hammersmith travel to surprise one of his beta testers in her home. Apparently, they were supposed to have a Skype meeting later that day, but he wanted to surprise her instead. She invites him into her home and of course, they pull up her Omnia trading account and shocker, she has over $5,700 in her account! Of course, she is shocked and pleased and lavishes praise on Hammersmith and Omnia trading software.

Then Michael Hammersmith starts to explain how he came up with the concept for Omnia. He wanted to design a trading app that would benefit the “average joe.” He says that Omnia runs on “lead trends that will revolutionize the way you make money via the internet.” Omnia Trading System will change your life. He then goes on to say that “Anyone can make money from home with Omnia with ZERO risks and it is mathematically designed to WIN WIN WIN!” He tells us that they only losers are the markets.

He also claims that Omnia Trading System is 100% free and always will be. Well, first of all, we all know that this isn’t true. With any trading system, you have to deposit money in order to trade. The system won’t just give you free money. You need to invest at least the norm, which is usually $250 before you even have access to the software. And even worse, he later mentions that for every ten grand that we earn with Omnia, that we will have to pay him a $50 commission. Of course, he says that we won’t even notice this as we will be millionaires in just 6 months.

Need I remind you that no system will earn you a million dollars in 6 months unless you are willing to invest tens of thousands of dollars. And no system has a “no risk” guarantee. There is and always will be risk involved when you trade in the binary options market. It’s the nature of the beast..you either win or lose. And yes, a reliable trading system can up the odds to about 75-87% but no system will ever be 100% accurate. Any anyone who tells you otherwise is a blatant liar. Of course, Hammersmith says he won’t start to take his cut of your profits until you have made a consistent profit for over one month. As well, he claims that you will be able to instantly withdraw our money. That, of course, is a blatant lie, there is always a process to withdraw your money and it varies by the broker and of course your bank, and so forth. So again he is just feeding us lie after lie.

Hammersmith tells us that he is known as “Mr. Midas” and has been featured in Forbes, World Finance, etc and has appeared on CNN News and many other television appearances. Of course, he thinks we are going to take his word on all of this. He doesn’t believe that any of us have a brain and will actually fact-check. (who does he think he is anyway, Donald Trump? Alternative facts, dude!)

So of course, I took the time to do a background search on our Mr. Hammersmith and guess what? He’s never been featured in ONE media publication or made any televised appearances. And I could find no background information on him with any regards to Omnia Trading System or anything else for that matter. He doesn’t even have a LinkedIn account. So needless to say, Mr. Michael Hammersmith is just some poor schmuck from Fivver.com

And so are all the actors in his fake video testimonials. The first guy claims to be a missionary in Somalia and is going to use his winnings to open a hospital. The last guy was so bad that he couldn’t even decide which phony accent he wanted to use. Again, paid actors from Fiver.com out to make a few bucks and they don’t care about lying or ripping people off as long as they get their measly little paycheck and five minutes of fame.

Hammersmith drones on and on forever, basically repeating himself and trying to impress us with big words. We all know he’s full of it.

Omnia Trading System Website

The homepage is pretty basic, miscellaneous facts the video and so forth. Of course nowhere on the site do we see any pertinent information about Omnia such as address, customer service information or licensing info. The fact that these details are lacking leads me to believe that Omnia is nothing but a crock! As well, I tried to email their customer support and never heard back.

My Conclusion: Omnia is a Scam!

Michael Hammersmith and Omnia Trading System are a total scam! Avoid it at all costs! Don’t waste a second of your time, take my avidce and trade with one of my recommended trading systems that will actually earn you a profit as opposed to stealing your money and credit card info.

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