David James Hieb
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New York New York
United States of America
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David James Hieb David James This person is a scam, claims to have 4 years of experience and his brother who has six year, lost a lot of my money, never saw profit, i have all information on this guy, where he lives, where he wor New York, New York
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David James Hieb is a scam artist, he is a so called forex/binary trader based in manhattans financial district/tribeca area. He attended brooklyn college, he has lost alot of my money,, i am done with this guy, his lack of communication says a lot. I know what he looks like, where he works or have worked at, i know where he lives. If any lawyers would like to file a suit against this on my behalf, please contact me for information. Anyone else that comes in contact with this guy, beware. Any employers looking at this, beware, he is not honest, he'll tell you what you want to hear and then become silent.
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#1 Individual Responds
AUTHOR: David J - New York (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 07, 2012
POSTED: Tuesday, February 07, 2012
Hi Alex Dong,
You are a very inexperienced investor. It surprises me you are calling me a scam artist because you lost your money in an investment that you could have stopped any time. Plus you wanted the account to be an aggressive one where you gain over 10% a month which calls for much higher risk.
Inexperienced investors have no place in the Forex Market, and rule number 1 is to never trade money that you will mind losing. In any investment you can win or lose, and you have to accept the outcome.
#2 Consumer Comment
AUTHOR: anonymous - San Diego (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 08, 2012
POSTED: Wednesday, February 08, 2012
"You are a very inexperienced investor. It surprises me you are calling
me a scam artist because you lost your money in an investment that you
could have stopped any time. Plus you wanted the account to be
an aggressive one where you gain over 10% a month which calls for much
higher risk. "
1. The OP went into this guy's office saying he needed to make more than 120% a year on his investments, and this forex trader didn't laugh his ass off and kick the OP out the door, or
2. The forex trader told the OP that he could make more than 120% a year on his investments.
Either way, there was a scam being run.
#3 Individual Responds
AUTHOR: David J - New York (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 08, 2012
POSTED: Wednesday, February 08, 2012
A scam is to swindle someone in order to make a profit. I did not scam anyone and make a profit out of it. When a hedgefund says you can make 50% a year with them, and they go negative at end of year, it does not mean they are scammers, means the market happened.
