When trading options, I am quite afraid of unknown trading platforms, or platforms with unknown headquarter location. Therefore, I only choose reputable platforms for trading. As a result, I am also not affected by the tricks of scam trading platforms. It is also somewhat reassuring to trade. Because if you have to trade in worry, it will be very miserable.<\/span><\/p>\n

A few days ago, I had a coffee to chit-chat with my college friend. He is also new to options trading and is of competitive blood. During the conversation, he honestly shared some of his own unhappy memories about some bad options trading platforms.<\/span><\/p>\n

After listening to the story, I drew a general formula so that beginners could identify bad options brokers that specialized in scamming naive traders.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Tricks that bad trading platforms use to scam traders\u2019 money<\/h2>\n

Take advantage of the greed in getting rich<\/h3>\n

Taking advantage of greed is as old as the hills but it’s always effective. It’s for sure. Human nature always exists greed. Everyone is like that, so are you, so am I. <\/span><\/p>\n

Scam trading platforms keep drawing futuristic cakes full of dollars with ads such as breastfeeding mothers making billions, a teacher building a penthouse by investing in options, etc. They all take advantage of greed to lure customers into the game. They cleverly integrate light and simple work details that make a lot of money.<\/span><\/p>\n

In general, the way they advertise always has one thing in common. That is, it makes investors feel that options trading is a life-changing tool. It is very easy to use, very easy to make money, with no risk at all. Just follow the ad to make money.<\/span><\/p>\n