Request Fiverr Gig - I will teach a profitable forex market trading strategy

GB request:

Fiverr Gig - I will teach a profitable forex market trading strategy
https://www.fiverr.com/asad_khokhar...t-trading-strategy-also-suitable-for-bot-d976

"About this gig

Yes, it's hard to believe but its reality. By using my strategy a $1000 account will earn $50000 in a month. You will be a millionaire at end of the year. This strategy is result of my research work in forex.


I am ready to give you my hen which gives golden eggs.

• Expected monthly earning is $50,000 to $100,000 for any account size.
• Earning does not depend upon account size. So, a $500 account will also earn thousands of dollars.

I know there are lot of scams and misleading statements in forex. People make wrong statements to sell their services in forex. But I am responsible for my each and every word. If you prove my claims wrong I will refund you the amount.

Most Profitable Strategy: €260.28"

 

Thank you all for your comments. Let me clarify a few things:

1. I’m not naive enough to believe in those outrageous claims. If I genuinely thought it was possible to earn $50,000 per month using this system, I wouldn’t hesitate to pay not just €260, but ten or twenty times that amount. The fact that it’s priced so low is itself a red flag (one of many) and I fully acknowledge that.
   
   
2. The reason I proposed this purchase is to manage risk. If the cost is shared and I end up paying €10–€20 only to find out it’s garbage, at least I won’t feel “too scammed.” I’m approaching this with realistic expectations, not blind faith.
   
   
3. My approach is that even bad courses may provide some value sometimes. Sometimes (rarely, but sometimes), you come across new ideas, concepts, or methods that might spark further research or experimentation. Even if the overall content is weak, there can be nuggets of information that justify the small investment.
   
   
4. It’s not just Fiverr. While I agree that most Fiverr courses are dubious, this issue isn’t unique to that platform. Udemy courses are mostly crap, courses from so-called “gurus” (sold via their own websites) often peddle subpar content or outright scams. Let’s not forget the overhyped trading bots for different platforms promising ridiculous returns while you sit back and watch football.
   

Anyway, I do appreciate your skepticism—it’s a healthy mindset in this industry.

Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!