Immediate Edge Review and SCAM Investigation
Crypto is back baby, and scammers are not wasting any time! Such is the case with the Immediate Edge SCAM by the fictitious Edwin James. The Immediate Edge app and automated cryptocurrency trading platform (crypto robot) is advertised as a cryptocurrency investment system which generates money for you on auto pilot. However, as our detailed Immediate Edge review will prove, after you signup a Forx or CFD broker is assigned to you, in our case it was an unlicensed broker named Infinitrade which has a registered business address in Sofia Bulgaria. And this broker is scamming customers (that’s YOU) in what is commonly referred to as a revenue share scheme. A revenue or profit share scheme is when affiliate marketers or media agencies strike a deal where they split the profits based on customer referrals. But when it comes to Immediate Edge their profit is your loss, hence the conflict of interest.
Now, when we started receiving complaints we noticed something strange. We signed up ourselves and started receiving phone calls from this broker (Infinitrade), and they were trying to convince us to join another software. Well, we thought this was highly unusual as we are usually told the software we signup for is a credible system with proven results. However, this is clearly not the case when it comes to the fraudulent Immediate Edge app. Why does this happen? Well, we started connecting the dots and immediately realized that the broker was trying to cheat the affiliate marketers out of their commissions by having them signup again with a different email account. So, as Axl Rose would say “welcome to the jungle” and enter at your own risk because you are about to get ripped off by thieving con artists who view you as their personal cash cow and will do their utmost to steal your money.
Immediate Edge Complaints: We have received about a dozen complaints about the Immediate Edge app and they are all mentioning difficulties in cashing out and the fact that Immediate Edge is a losing software. This is not a big surprise as we are very well acquainted with these types of get-rich-quick schemes and how they operate. We also got wind of another broker which is actually deeply involved in this scam and they are blacklisted by the FCA as well as ConSob in Italy for illegally providing Investment Services without proper certification. So if for some reason you feel tempted to join the losing Immediate Edge App scam, we recommend you read our detailed Immediate Edge review before you take that leap of faith and risk your hard-earned money.
Official Website, Login Page, and Members Area: immediateedge(dot)app
Update: Immediate Edge is also Being Marketed these days as “Immediate Advantage”.
Proof of SCAM
OK, so here we have the Immediate Edge SCAM sales page and registration area. A closer look will reveal that it is marketed as the “world’s most intelligent crypto software” which generates $950-$2,200 daily. That’s quite a bold claim from a totally sub-standard piece of trash trading technology. But that’s just the start of it.
Here is the testimonial section of the Immediate Edge scam website. Its plain to see that “Delilah Adams” is not a real person and her image was stolen from the internet for promotional purposes. We are 100% convinced that The other two characters are also fake and all the promotional content is copied and forged.
And here is the last piece of evidence (you will not need anymore). We have marked in red 2 sections. The first says Zero Risk, and the other one says 98.9% success rate. Take these two pieces of information, put them together, and what you have is a bona fide scam and confirmed get-rich-quick scheme.
What is Immediate Edge, Who IS Edwin James, and How Does The Immediate Edge App Work?
Immediate Edge is advertised as an artificial Intelligence trading app which uses state of the art algorithms to identify only profitable trends (that’s the so-called edge). Edwin James is presented to us as the owner and creator of this software. The app is supposed to scan the market for price differences.
Immediate Edge Review, Is Immediate Edge App SCAM Or Real Deal At $950 Daily?
Edwin James is the man of the hour since he discovered a way to gain an immediate edge on the market. Immediate Edge follows a deeply ingrained rule of how cryptocurrencies are traded. It’s trading algorithms allow it to buy low from one exchange and sell high to another. The profits are in the margins and that is how you are supposed to generate the income.
There is also talk about a secret and how they know the insiders, so in other words they claim to have access to inside information. In reality this could not be farther from the truth and once you signup you will get ripped off by thieving brokers.
Immediate Edge Is NOT Working With ANY Of The Major Crypto Currency Exchanges
We checked with Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, Poloniex, and Bittrex. They never heard about the Immediate Edge app or Edwin James, but they did warn us that there are many systems these days making all kinds of claims about integrating with their platforms. In most cases these are swindlers illegally using the names of legitimate exchanges for promotional reasons.
Other Viral Scams Trending
The scams to watch out for are Bitcoin Revolution and Bitcoin Profit.
Fake Immediate Edge Reviews
We have spotted multiple fake Immediate Edge Reviews. Originally when we published our article we could not find any, but now there are more than 8 confirmed fake reviews which are endorsing the Immediate Edge app in order to receive affiliate commissions. So if you feel something isn’t quite right, please reach out and let us know immediately.
Immediate Edge Fake News
It seems that despite the Facebook blanket ban on all CFDs (contracts for difference) advertising some scammers managed to slip between the cracks. The image below illustrates how advertisers in Poland were able to launch this fake news campaign and started baiting new victims using fake celebrity endorsements. Other fake news articles related to Immediate Edge include Gordon Ramsay, members of the Shark Tank, Dragons’ Den, Elon Musk, Richard Branson, Singapore Billionaire Peter Lim, and other famous actors and politicians are also illegally used for promotional purposes.
Still Trust Immediate Edge App?
It happens, we all get tempted and for some reason connect to something without any logic. If this is the case and after reading our Immediate Edge review you still want to invest then you need to treat this little adventure as a type of gamble and as every gambler knows the house always wins.
A Few Alternatives That Really Work
OK so if you are searching for the real thing you need look no more. Our staff constantly tests new systems and every once in a while we identify a genuine trading software which actually delivers as promised. Once we conclude that the system generates profits consistently we add it to our recommended section, so take a minute and check it out!
Immediate Edge Review, Conclusions, and Recommendations
Avoid the Immediate Edge SCAM app, software, and fraudulent trading platform. There are no signals or trading dashboard, its all just a bunch of hot air designed to get you signed up and trading with an offshore broker. Our research staff was able to produce more than enough evidence of scam, but if you feel you need more then please message us via our contact page or through our social media.
Both Facebook and Twitter keep posting sponsored posts that link to Immediate Edge, Bitcoin Revolution and Bitcoin Profit scams. The ones appearing in my feed include what I believe to be fraudulent references to Australian media and other personalities. Today, May 15, at approximately 21:15 Australian Eastern Time, I found the latest of these which makes direct reference to what is almost a fraudulent claim to being featured on the Australian television show, Sunrise, which features a financial consultant David Koch. There is not a hope in hell that Koch would ever have anything to do with such scams. A few days ago they claimed to have shown their wonderful products on the Australian television show, Studio 10, making direct reference to the show’s lead host, Sarah Harris. I tweeted Ms Harris alerting her to it and she swiftly responded with the statement “Utter crap! Abort! Abort!” But try and lodge a complaint with either Facebook or Twitter about it! Yet both Facebook and Twitter presumably continue to pocket money from posting these ‘sponsored’ posts. Apparently making money is more important to Facebook and Twitter than eliminating fraud and scams.
Hi Ross. These are exactly the kinds of comments we are looking for. Thanks for sharing.
Dziękuje bardzo za Twoją opinię – Thank you very much for your opinion.
I am considering compiling a dossier of their posts and passing it to the Feds.
Whoops – just realised I said ‘today’ is May 15. It is of course May 17.
100% scam indeed.
Another big scam is Scyllacoin Digital Payment.
Avoid it or you will lose all your money!
Hi Denance, you are correct. Immediate Edge is a horrible scam so make sure to avoid it.
There’s a big SPAM wave now, advertising for this scam in Germany and other german speaking countries. They claim, the inventors of this system were two german IT guys who appeared at the german version of shark-tank/dragon’s-den. A fake site, resembling the “Bild”, the largest german tabloid paper tells the potential investors about the TV appearance and how the airing of this presentation was allegedly forbidden by the german government, All is fake, All is lies.
Hi Daniel. Thanks for sharing