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Re: ReggieBot Trading - DEAD - Liquidated
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Jenexesh
on 20/11/2018, 18:43:47 UTC
Can't say I didn't warn everyone.
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Re: How did you start trading?
by
Jenexesh
on 01/11/2018, 06:13:19 UTC
I started trading in 2017. I was doing ok, but unfortunately I got scammed by the bot company "ReggieBot" and lost a lot of my gains. I would not trust a bot company with your API, just stick to trading.
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Re: Bitmex Bots
by
Jenexesh
on 31/10/2018, 05:42:16 UTC
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Re: Bitmex Bots
by
Jenexesh
on 31/10/2018, 03:21:25 UTC
Definitely avoid "ReggieBot" as suggested by user BradRB. It's a scam.
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Re: WARNING to anyone considering purchasing ReggieBot - SCAM / FRAUD ALERT!
by
Jenexesh
on 24/10/2018, 21:40:09 UTC
I'm just going to stay away from this for the sake of my mental health. I want to make sure other people know about this, but it also just makes me feel bad to bring it up again every time. Yeah, obviously his screenshot was faked. You can tell the difference between mine and his -- the font looks bigger, kind of blurry, and looks photo-shopped to me. Mine is directly taken from windows snipping tool. Anyway.

And yeah, to AdolfinWolf, the biggest sign this was a scam should have been the guy's name - "Michael Rothschild". I googled that, and found people use that name to conduct financial fraud because it's a well-known rich family. Just google "Rothschild scam" and you'll see what I mean.

To each his own, right? If you want to scam people, fine.

But to do so, while spewing all this humanitarian bullshit about how you want to help the world, is so lame. So fucking lame, dude. Maybe go volunteer somewhere, if you're a billionaire with all that free time. Do something *actually* helpful.

Or at least be a better liar. This is just ridiculous.
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Re: WARNING to anyone considering purchasing ReggieBot - SCAM / FRAUD ALERT!
by
Jenexesh
on 24/10/2018, 06:05:21 UTC
I know what happened. You know what happened. You can deny it as much as you want, but no amount of denying will change the fact that you scammed me, covered up the evidence, and "coincidentally" changed the ReggieBot algorithm to a "safer" method where it makes ZERO profit in the last 10 days. Because you know if enough people got liquidated, you'd be unable to cover it up anymore.

It's so obvious that you made up the entire story of ReggieBot to sound impressive and cool. It's an AI system created in 2012, but it can't even trade Bitcoin without liquidation an account in 24 hours, and now it can't make any profitable trades in 10 days?

That just doesn't add up, no matter how you try to wrap your mind around it.

Instead of just admitting you did something wrong and refunding me for the money you scammed, you're sticking to your story of "I did nothing wrong! The customer is making it all up!"

Which is ridiculous. And you know it.
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Re: ReggieBot Trading - Day 42 - ( Live Twitch Stream )
by
Jenexesh
on 23/10/2018, 19:09:42 UTC
SCAM.

Coincidence that after I posted about the liquidations, suddenly the bot is "using a new strategy" and stops making money?

Look at the screenshot. Oct 15, 16, 17, 18, 19... now it's 20, 21, 22, 23... ZERO profit.

Do you know why the world's most advanced "ReggieBot" is making ZERO profit? Because they got caught scamming and had to quickly cover it up. The bot strategy before was HIGHLY risky and using cross leverage going up to 10-20x within 24 hours... and then it was a short road to liquidation.

But that's fine, HmmMAA, if you want to keep pretending to support these frauds.

Anyone using basic critical thinking (which I didn't when I signed up) would realize if someone had truly been studying cryptocurrency for 6 YEARS and had a team of 100 highly talented traders and programmers running a multi-million dollar business,

They wouldn't spend all their time trying to shill a crappy bot to people online.
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Re: WARNING to anyone considering purchasing ReggieBot - SCAM / FRAUD ALERT!
by
Jenexesh
on 23/10/2018, 15:48:05 UTC
I wasn't even going to reply to this because I still feel sick to my stomach about the fact that I trusted this company (which was my own fault), but that they proceeded to lie through their teeth about it (that's on them).

I've been following events since the last week when I made this post, and the owners of the bot have COMPLETELY changed their system from a SUPER risky to a SUPER conservative strategy.

Before the liquidations happened, it was making hundreds of trades per day, getting into extremely highly leveraged trades.

Now, suddenly it's not making any trades at all, and it places 100 buy / sell orders above or below the market price, averaged down from $6500 to $4500 for example.

And guess what? If you watch the twitch live stream, you'll see the bot has made almost ZERO profit in the last 10 days.

The owner of the bot will claim this is due to "extremely low volatility", but actually it's because the company is a sham, and they changed the code after the liquidations to cover their ass.

In retrospect, this is all such obvious B.S. (World's most advanced AI, being developed since 2012? Ridiculous). But I totally fell for it.

I have plenty of evidence, including discord logs from two different servers, and my Bitmex balance sheet. But why bother? No matter what I do, they'll come up with some clever way of lying about it, because that's what they do. I imagine they will respond to this post claiming I am a liar, etc. etc. etc. and their army of shill accounts will back them up. Either that, or they will just ignore me. Whatever they have to do to avoid admitting the truth.

I have talked extensively with the owner of the company, "BotGuy" a.k.a. "MRoth" a.k.a. "Michael Rothschild", trying to get my money back, and they won't budge. Yet they claim I "NEVER CONTACTED SUPPORT". BULLSHIT.

I am not sure how to attach an image, but here is one example of part of one of my conversations with them:

https://i.imgur.com/aQNL0J0.png
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WARNING to anyone considering purchasing ReggieBot - SCAM / FRAUD ALERT!
by
Jenexesh
on 11/10/2018, 20:42:45 UTC
WARNING to anyone considering purchasing "ReggieBot".

It is, in my opinion, an outright scam.

I did my research (or so I thought) by vetting the company, ReggieBot, Inc. for a couple weeks before signing up. I participated in their discord channel and watched their live twitch stream of trading results. I talked to some of their customers (there are about a dozen people in the discord).

Everything checked out, and the owner of the company claimed to have many years' experience:


It seemed too good to be true, but I went ahead and signed up anyway. All they required was my API keys. No other information. So I figured the worst that could happen was it would make bad trades, and I could cancel them and delete the keys.

What ended up happening was the bot got REKT during the crash yesterday, I could not access my account to cancel anything, my account was liquidated, and the owner of the company ("BotGuy" aka Michael Rothschild) deleted all relevant messages, banned me from the discord, claiming I was trying to slander him with misinformation, and that I manually modified the trades so they were not accurate to what the bot was doing.

Which is UTTER BULLSHIT. I did not change anything. Now he is going along misleading his customers without addressing what happened in any way. I should have known better than to trust anyone selling a bot on the internet. I hope anyone who reads this takes a good look at the company before trusting them. I learned my lesson the hard way.

I would be curious if someone with more technical know-how than me could look into the company to see where they are based out of and whether they are a real company. The website lists them as being from Panama. Here is a little blurb he wrote about himself on the discord:

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BotGuyLast Monday at 9:57 AM
Hello ReggieBot Users and Curious Observers,

A question we, the developers of ReggieBot, are often asked is: why?

Why offer the bot if it is so powerful?  Why give people access to it if it really works?  Does this suggest that it doesn’t work and our company’s income is based on a fraudulent model of building subscription fees?  Does this suggest that our company needs cash?

I, as a student of cryptocurrency since 2009, completely understand these reservations.  The common assumptions make sense on a superficial level.  I am not offended by these questions and welcome critical thinkers to our community with open arms.

I am fortunate to have enjoyed a successful career that culminated in early retirement.  I built a large company that included many small companies ranging from social services to newspaper publishing to music production.  Selling this company, I dedicated my life to continuing this mission woven into each of these former entities: to improve the quality of life for people around the world.

I travelled around the world over the next several years, visiting more than 120 countries to learn why quality of life is a struggle for most people.  My eyes were opened to the truth that my ignorance veiled: access to financial services, and therefore, capital to develop opportunity, is reserved for a small and fortuitous few.

The truth is that 87 out of every 100 people on earth survive on less than $5 USD per day.  Poverty is the antagonist to quality of life.  Therefore, the reduction of poverty became my passion.
On my journey around the world, I delved deeply into the pursuit of understanding poverty and how in the modern age it can still exist.  After more than a million miles flown, I came to understand that limited access to financial services is the common thread among all impoverished people.  To increase one’s access to the opportunity to grow wealth, even in a small dose, is to give that person the opportunity to improve their quality of life.

ReggieBot was born years ago to serve my own Wall Street trading office’s need to make ridiculous sums of money in legacy markets.  I used to fall into the trap of the opening questions: I reserved it for myself, thinking I, alone, was somehow entitled to its benefits.  But as I did this, my quality of life was worsening—I just couldn’t see it until I took my trip and saw the world as it is.

ReggieBot is a small piece of a much larger portfolio of projects, technologies and causes to which I devote the rest of my life.  As in my earlier efforts, my mission remains simply to improve the quality of life for anyone I am fortunate enough to serve.  In this spirit, please know that it is a pleasure serving you and your family, and it is equally thrilling to see ReggieBot spread across the world.

I will leave you with this charge: I don’t expect you to take my words as evidence to disprove the claims made in the opening stanzas.  I challenge you to continue to think critically and to examine the fruits of our efforts.  The ReggieBot results do and will continue to speak for themselves.  If it is a fit into your own financial journey, I welcome you.  And if you cannot find a place for Reggie, I still wish you success and prosperity.  Be well and take care.

Humbly in Service,
M.R. (BotGuy) & K.R. (BotGirl)
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Re: ReggieBot Trading - Day 33 - ( Live Twitch Stream )
by
Jenexesh
on 11/10/2018, 20:12:16 UTC
WARNING to anyone considering purchasing "ReggieBot".

It is, in my opinion, an outright scam.

I did my research (or so I thought) by vetting the company, ReggieBot, Inc. for a couple weeks before signing up. I participated in their discord channel and watched their live twitch stream of trading results. I talked to some of their customers (there are about a dozen people in the discord).

Everything checked out, and the owner of the company claimed to have many years' experience:


It seemed too good to be true, but I went ahead and signed up anyway. All they required was my API keys. No other information. So I figured the worst that could happen was it would make bad trades, and I could cancel them and delete the keys.

What ended up happening was the bot got REKT during the crash yesterday, I could not access my account to cancel anything, my account was liquidated, and the owner of the company ("BotGuy" aka Michael Rothschild) deleted all relevant messages, banned me from the discord, claiming I was trying to slander him with misinformation, and that I manually modified the trades so they were not accurate to what the bot was doing.

Which is UTTER BULLSHIT. I did not change anything. Now he is going along misleading his customers without addressing what happened in any way. I should have known better than to trust anyone selling a bot on the internet. I hope anyone who reads this takes a good look at the company before trusting them. I learned my lesson the hard way.

I would be curious if someone with more technical know-how than me could look into the company to see where they are based out of and whether they are a real company. The website lists them as being from Panama. Here is a little blurb he wrote about himself on the discord:

Quote
BotGuyLast Monday at 9:57 AM
Hello ReggieBot Users and Curious Observers,

A question we, the developers of ReggieBot, are often asked is: why?

Why offer the bot if it is so powerful?  Why give people access to it if it really works?  Does this suggest that it doesn’t work and our company’s income is based on a fraudulent model of building subscription fees?  Does this suggest that our company needs cash?

I, as a student of cryptocurrency since 2009, completely understand these reservations.  The common assumptions make sense on a superficial level.  I am not offended by these questions and welcome critical thinkers to our community with open arms.

I am fortunate to have enjoyed a successful career that culminated in early retirement.  I built a large company that included many small companies ranging from social services to newspaper publishing to music production.  Selling this company, I dedicated my life to continuing this mission woven into each of these former entities: to improve the quality of life for people around the world.

I travelled around the world over the next several years, visiting more than 120 countries to learn why quality of life is a struggle for most people.  My eyes were opened to the truth that my ignorance veiled: access to financial services, and therefore, capital to develop opportunity, is reserved for a small and fortuitous few.

The truth is that 87 out of every 100 people on earth survive on less than $5 USD per day.  Poverty is the antagonist to quality of life.  Therefore, the reduction of poverty became my passion.
On my journey around the world, I delved deeply into the pursuit of understanding poverty and how in the modern age it can still exist.  After more than a million miles flown, I came to understand that limited access to financial services is the common thread among all impoverished people.  To increase one’s access to the opportunity to grow wealth, even in a small dose, is to give that person the opportunity to improve their quality of life.

ReggieBot was born years ago to serve my own Wall Street trading office’s need to make ridiculous sums of money in legacy markets.  I used to fall into the trap of the opening questions: I reserved it for myself, thinking I, alone, was somehow entitled to its benefits.  But as I did this, my quality of life was worsening—I just couldn’t see it until I took my trip and saw the world as it is.

ReggieBot is a small piece of a much larger portfolio of projects, technologies and causes to which I devote the rest of my life.  As in my earlier efforts, my mission remains simply to improve the quality of life for anyone I am fortunate enough to serve.  In this spirit, please know that it is a pleasure serving you and your family, and it is equally thrilling to see ReggieBot spread across the world.

I will leave you with this charge: I don’t expect you to take my words as evidence to disprove the claims made in the opening stanzas.  I challenge you to continue to think critically and to examine the fruits of our efforts.  The ReggieBot results do and will continue to speak for themselves.  If it is a fit into your own financial journey, I welcome you.  And if you cannot find a place for Reggie, I still wish you success and prosperity.  Be well and take care.

Humbly in Service,
M.R. (BotGuy) & K.R. (BotGirl)