Today we have another recycled scam in the crypto-currency niche called Max Crypto (crypto-robot.com). It is promoted as a trading robot that detects volatility of various crypto currencies and takes advantage of those movements when they do happen.

The moment you press ”auto-trade”, Max Crypto will begin performing the magic because it’s so good at detecting opportunities in the digital coin market so that it can exploit them for your profit.

Apparently, we know that Max Crypto is a recycled scam. It’s the same software that was presented as Auto Crypto 247 some time ago. We reviewed it and saw that this one too was a scam.

In fact, this discovery will play a very important part in the rest of this review. We have enough evidence and red flags that Max Crypto is a scam project. Let’s explore them one by one.

Max Crypto review

The website states very clearly that this robot trades on auto-pilot and that it makes between $50-$100 when you start with $250 and $400 when you start with 1K.

And in as much as it’s a good software, the owner is offering it for free. If you want to sign up, simply visit the website and enter your name and contact information. Then fund your broker account. Once that is done, you are required to contact the so-called account manager who will give you the best settings and trading recommendations for this software.

Already these statements are unbelievable. It feels like the owner of this anonymous project is plotting to scam traders, and they are actually confessing it just from the way they are introducing this app.

Also, the fact that Max Crypto was linked to Auto Crypto 247 scam should instill doubt and fear on those who might be contemplating to use it.

This website does not create confidence at all because what they have written there is nothing but pure lies and exaggeration. Push-button money apps don’t exist. And if you leave your live account into the hands of this rogue software, you will pay with a blown up account. That’s just the way it is.

Who owns this software?

It is written on this website that Crypto-Robot.com was launched back in 2016 and that it has since acquired thousands of happy customers who use Max Crypto on a daily basis. Is that true?

Well, that’s what we call a white lie. If you check them out on who.is, you will see very clearly that this domain was registered in August 2017 as opposed to 2016.

As you can see, this website is telling lies that are easy to verify. So then, how can you trust them when they claim that this robot is being used by thousands of customers on a daily basis? It’s impossible.

Again, we were not able to confirm whether or not Max Crypto has real users. Instead, we were able to find proof that the so-called customers are stock photos and not everyday people who use this software to trade cryptocurrency.

The point is, this website does not introduce the owner because these details are hidden on who.is. They are equally not available on the website where this rogue software is being promoted at.

In other words, these frauds prefer to remain anonymous because it makes it harder for them to be traced when authorities launch a crackdown.

But that is also their greatest undoing because it shows that this website is not professional. Apart from that, it proves that they are scammers as opposed to genuine software developers who want legitimate business. As a consumer, you should be aware of these facts.

Avoid this website at all cost because even if you give them your information and then fail to proceed, they will use it to spam you. They are good at conducting boiler-room sales operation to convert a few naive customers.

You cannot send your money to an anonymous person. Otherwise, you’ll be risking. Don’t even believe this crap that you’re sending that money to a broker and not the scammers. That will not work in your favor because for one, Max Crypto works with rogue brokers who will reject your withdrawal requests if you ever placed one.

Secondly, Max Crypto has a special arrangement with these brokers. They split profits after they are done with you. That’s why Max Crypto is ”free” in the first place. Once you fund your account and the software reduces it to a zero balance, the two parties can share the spoil while you cry foul.

Testimonials in favor of Max Crypto

You might be wondering if the testimonials you’re seeing on this website are real. There’s that section of the site which says ”our top crypto traders since 2017 July.” This software never existed then. Therefore, this is just a lie. And secondly, these testimonials are fake.

We managed to conduct a search on Google images and discovered that the owner of this site was using stock photos to promote this scam software. This is nothing but fraud as presented by the evidence above.

You can be pretty sure that the rest of the images used on that website are stock photos as well.

Let’s check out their supposed Facebook page. Notice that we only have a screenshot rather than a link back to their so-called Facebook fan page.

First of all, do you know the reason why we don’t have a link back to that Facebook page represented by the screenshot above? It’s because that page does not exist. What these scammers did was to work with graphic elements to come up with that screenshot.

This should tell you that Max Crypto does not have a Facebook page and secondly, what you’re seeing above is fake social media buzz. The truth is that no one has ever discussed this software in a positive light. If there are any discussions going on about this software, those people must be lamenting on how they got scammed by this website.

It’s therefore very obvious that this is a money-losing software. They should probably keep it to themselves because no one is interested in using it at this point in time.

Fake endorsements

They claim that this robot was voted the best trading system in 2016. We did not find any evidence online that this voting took place and that Max Crypto was selected.

Secondly, they claim that this robot was featured and endorsed by a number of ”reputable sites” in this industry. These sites include Invezz, Investoo, and Snipe the Trade.

We recently reviewed Snipe the Trade website and concluded that it was a scam based on the evidence that we were working with.

Also, you should know that the fact that someone gets the opportunity to guest-blog their products on some of these sites does not mean that the product which they are recommending has been endorsed by a third party.

Our best advice for you

At this point in time, we will not recommend this software because it is too dangerous to use. The owner of Max Crypto software has proved that they are intending to scam traders. No doubt about it. Therefore, you will only be safe if you stick to these trading products. At least you will be assured of reasonable profits.