Marl Stock Robot= Scam!!

[Peter Hansen]

Marl the Stock Trading Robot is a SCAM .......DON'T WASTE YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON THAT CRAP. READ BELOW If you got scammed contact your credit card company for a refund!

http://www.oneworldincome.com/2007/12/02/stock-trading-%E2%80%9Crobot%E2%80%9D-an-online-marketer%E2%80%99s-scam-exposed/

[Peter Hansen]

Guys and gals read this ....I am not just blowing smoke out of my hat.

" Anonymous has left a new comment on the post "Doubling Stocks -- Marl the Magical Robot":

I tried it. Guess what? "MARL" scans the stock database and comes up with a magic stock that will double. Scrolling back up the list of stocks he scans, the selected stock is NOT in the scanned list! Where does this stock come from? Approximately 25 megabytes of download and you get NOTHING - just a simple scrolling list of "scanning stocks" when a search is initiated, and then the magic stock is pulled out of thin air. This is the biggest load of BS I've ever been duped into believing. I want my money back! Oh, and the newsletter? after 4 weeks, not one yet. BS! BS! BS!

[IIC]

Peter...I developed a new robot...I call him Mr. Douggles...he spit out 20 stocks yesterday 1/2 hr. before the close...But I have not had time to see how he did today:

SPDE, CMGI, SOLF, LDK, HOKU, AZO, ASTI, CRMT, CSIQ, CSUN, CITP, SGEN, BRKR, CYD, SPIR, CQB, CONN, ATVI, SAFM, GLBC










;)

[Peter Hansen]

Your picks much better than the Dr Do-little robot .....MARL. Seriously check this one out EFGU.....just look at the chart .Apparently they are making some noise with a new film product?
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=efgu&sid=0&o_symb=efgu&x=36&y=19

[Peter Hansen]

A friend of mine got a refund from "Click Bank" for his MARL Program and the Doubling Stocks stockpicking newsletter. BOTH SCAMS . He filled out some paper work with his credit card company and had the money credited back to his account in about a month . Don't fall victim to this hoax. It is advertized on MR Market .......but I don't think the Big Guy is buying into that LOL !

[Karel]

A friend of mine got a refund from "Click Bank" for his MARL Program and the Doubling Stocks stockpicking newsletter. BOTH SCAMS . He filled out some paper work with his credit card company and had the money credited back to his account in about a month . Don't fall victim to this hoax. It is advertized on MR Market .......but I don't think the Big Guy is buying into that LOL !
I noticed one message, shortly after it was posted, with a link that led to MARL (from a MARL "affiliate") and "edited" the link. If you know of a live link, please let us know. We certainly can do without MARL.

This thread about MARL is now on the first page for a Google search on marl stock picking robot, or marl stock robot. That is nice for two reasons: it alerts people to the scam, and it alerts people to this site. :)

Regards,

Karel

[Peter Hansen]

I noticed one message, shortly after it was posted, with a link that led to MARL (from a MARL "affiliate") and "edited" the link. If you know of a live link, please let us know. We certainly can do without MARL.

This thread about MARL is now on the first page for a Google search on marl stock picking robot, or marl stock robot. That is nice for two reasons: it alerts people to the scam, and it alerts people to this site. :)

Regards,

Karel

Traderj
December 9th, 2007 14:33 If you check out our forum you will see we have come to the same conclusion that this a new age online redo of the classic pump and dump… I personally purchased the robot via Clickbank and once realized it was a scam got my refund…

FURTHER PROOF

http://www.stockgumshoe.com/2007/11/doubling-stocks-marl-magical-robot.html

[Karel]

I think it should be pretty clear by now that Marl is a scam, espcially as your first link points out that it is by the makers of "pokerbobby":

http://www.google.com/search?q=pokerbobby+scam

Nuff said.

Regards,

Karel

[stocksshock]

yep tried it too.. well, curiousity killed the cat..;)

[Karel]

yep tried it too.. well, curiousity killed the cat..;)
Well, more links are not really necessary I think, but if you have first hand experience and want to post it here, feel free.

Regards,

Karel

[stocksshock]

Well, more links are not really necessary I think, but if you have first hand experience and want to post it here, feel free.

Regards,

Karel

:) thankss...

[IIC]

I noticed that the MARL thing appears quite often on the google ads on my site too

[skiracer]

yep tried it too.. well, curiousity killed the cat..;)

I find it amazing that intelligent and sophisticated traders actually buy this stuff before realizing that it is BS and then having to go thru the crap involved in getting your money back. Have you ever in your life seen where one of these advertisements actually produces.
I have posted a couple of sites that actually produce big time leads, setups, trades, and winners by real professional traders that I have been using for years and have the trades and profits to back it up but nary a notice or a peak at the sites from anyone here. But then they go out and spend their hard earned money to buy something like this horseshit without any qualms or reservations about it. I can only say that anyone that does this deserves whatever they get. Try this link out. SKIRACER'S STOCK SELECTIONS at the bottom of my SKIRACER'S STOCK SLOPES thread and you'll do monumentally better that any of that crap for free. I post the stocks and their charts before the actual play for your watchlists, define the plan with the entry, stops, targets, and exits all for free and it's all right there in front of you with not a drop of BS or inuendo. But yet these sites still grab your attention. I can only say that under these circumstances "birds of a feather usually flock together".

[IIC]

I find it amazing that intelligent and sophisticated traders actually buy this stuff before realizing that it is BS and then having to go thru the crap involved in getting your money back. Have you ever in your life seen where one of these advertisements actually produces.
I have posted a couple of sites that actually produce big time leads, setups, trades, and winners by real professional traders that I have been using for years and have the trades and profits to back it up but nary a notice or a peak at the sites from anyone here. But then they go out and spend their hard earned money to buy something like this horseshit without any qualms or reservations about it. I can only say that anyone that does this deserves whatever they get. Try this link out. SKIRACER'S STOCK SELECTIONS at the bottom of my SKIRACER'S STOCK SLOPES thread and you'll do monumentally better that any of that crap for free. I post the stocks and their charts before the actual play for your watchlists, define the plan with the entry, stops, targets, and exits all for free and it's all right there in front of you with not a drop of BS or inuendo. But yet these sites still grab your attention. I can only say that under these circumstances "birds of a feather usually flock together".

Problem is...Most people think that someting for free is worth exactly what they paid for it...And generally I'd say they are right...But as we know...Not always.

[Peter Hansen]

Here is another nail in the empty coffin of the Marl scam . All I can say is that the scammers must have one big pair of Brass Balls!

Anonymous has left a new comment on the post "Doubling Stocks -- Marl the Magical Robot":

I downloaded marl (which can be done free at: www.doublingstocks.com/downloadmarl.zip ), and decompiled it. It does *absolutely* NO analysis whatsoever. None. Nada. Zero. It looks up one stock in there database, which is predetermined.

Make no mistake -- it's a pump & dump game. However, someone mentioned shorting the pick -- interesting idea.

/Olias Sunhillow

[Karel]

Here is another nail in the empty coffin of the Marl scam . All I can say is that the scammers must have one big pair of Brass Balls!

Anonymous has left a new comment on the post "Doubling Stocks -- Marl the Magical Robot":

I downloaded marl (which can be done free at: www.doublingstocks.com/downloadmarl.zip ), and decompiled it. It does *absolutely* NO analysis whatsoever. None. Nada. Zero. It looks up one stock in there database, which is predetermined.

Make no mistake -- it's a pump & dump game. However, someone mentioned shorting the pick -- interesting idea.

/Olias SunhillowFor those not already bored to tears by the obvious, a more extensive discussion of this, plus another possible way to make money with Marl, follows this comment (http://skeltoac.com/2007/11/27/marl-the-stock-robot-scam/#comment-1479).

Now two things:
You'll note that I gave a link to the site with the original content, instead of doing a cut-and-paste job. Although hardly observed these degenerate days, that is the polite way to do such things. The Internet has these wonderful things called links, you know. No need to copy content; respect the source.
I would say that anyone with only half a brain can make up his/her/its brain by now about Marl. What about dropping this discussion?


Regards,

Karel