The truth behind Binary Options

**amiel moreno** · 29 January 2013, 3:00 pm

If you READ CAREFULLY, YOU will notice that it READS as "Primarily with" meaning not only with. When trading with Binary Options earnings can go from 70 to 82%, it all depends on how much you invest. I've been trading for a while in binary options, with a company reliable, good returns.

**BinaryMatt** · 29 January 2013, 3:04 pm

Originally Posted by amiel moreno

... good returns that's why I stay with 777 binary.

How long have you been working FOR 777Binary?

**-Shay-** · 30 January 2013, 10:04 am

Originally Posted by amiel moreno

If you READ CAREFULLY, YOU will notice that it READS as "Primarily with" meaning not only with. When trading with Binary Options earnings can go from 70 to 82%, it all depends on how much you invest. I've been trading for a while in binary options, with a company reliable, good returns that's why I stay with 777 binary.

You're still misrepresenting what binaries are. They are bets or wagers. THEY ARE NOT INVESTING.

**universal4** · 4 February 2013, 10:25 am

Despite the similarities, binary options are not considered gambling by most.

This is because marketers are NOT being honest with the "traders" that they are really "gamblers"

Rick
Universal4

**-Shay-** · 4 February 2013, 10:31 am

Originally Posted by universal4

this is because marketers are not being honest with the "traders" that they are really "gamblers"

rick
universal4

amen!!!

**GaryTheScubaGuy** · 6 February 2013, 2:46 am

Originally Posted by JeffKean

Its like roullette up or down
J

This is EXACTLY how I explain options. Red or Black. Don't over-think it.

**GaryTheScubaGuy** · 6 February 2013, 2:47 am

I agree, but a whale is gaming is bad, a whale in forex/options is good

**-Shay-** · 6 February 2013, 3:55 pm

Originally Posted by amiel moreno

Although there is a gambling element to binary options, to say the very least, it is still not classified as "gambling" by legal authorities and therefore is not subject to regulation. It is likely that in the future, since so many people are interested in it, and it's so easy to do it, there will be some governmental regulations. So get your self a good platform

Are you trying to say that the "financial markets" aren't regulated? Trust me - there's far more red tape if certain governments actually start believing the marketing machine and classify these bets as investments.

**GaryTheScubaGuy** · 6 February 2013, 4:03 pm

Originally Posted by amiel moreno

Although there is a gambling element to binary options, to say the very least, it is still not classified as "gambling" by legal authorities and therefore is not subject to regulation. It is likely that in the future, since so many people are interested in it, and it's so easy to do it, there will be some governmental regulations. So get your self a good platform

And that sir is the beauty of it all

**-Shay-** · 11 March 2013, 6:04 am

And this is one example why you don't want "anyone" thinking Binaries are investments

**LauMan3** · 8 April 2013, 7:42 am

Hey Everyone,

I work for Boa Elite the sub division of Spot Option the platform provider of over 70% of the binary market.

If you guys would be interested in knowing more about promoting binary options and the CPAs available , you could email me at man (at) boaelite.com or add me on Skype mlau.boaelite

Have to say that actually they are much easier to convert than casinos, I've worked in a company who started off with casinos and didn't make enough , so moved to binary options and made lots of money.

Minimum is usually $200 or higher (depending on the brand).

**-Shay-** · 8 April 2013, 8:07 am

Originally Posted by LauMan3

Hey Everyone,

I work for Boa Elite the sub division of Spot Option the platform provider of over 70% of the binary market.

If you guys would be interested in knowing more about promoting binary options and the CPAs available , you could email me at man (at) boaelite.com or add me on Skype mlau.boaelite

Have to say that actually they are much easier to convert than casinos, I've worked in a company who started off with casinos and didn't make enough , so moved to binary options and made lots of money.

Minimum is usually $200 or higher (depending on the brand).

A. I'll just shake my head at how unfriendly the terms and conditions of your affiliate program are (payment made 30 days after end of calendar month - way to get earned marketing money back in the hands of affiliates, friends may not sign up, you can send customers to any other site of your choosing without compensation to original affiliate). Brilliant.

B. Also noticed no mentioning of where you're situated.

A + B = Can't possibly promote.

**cristi1234** · 19 April 2013, 1:57 am

Originally Posted by lots0

Anyone have recommendations on what platform is best for affiliates to promote?

you are multiple platform for promoting binary
you can promote anyoption
binaryaffiliates (anyoption, stockpair,optionrally)
binaryoffers(binary options and forex company
all pay CPA

**GT3Yaron** · 30 April 2013, 5:38 am

Great article, some good content, although some of the more intricate details of the various platforms are missing,

**ocreditor** · 13 May 2013, 6:58 am

I find binary options are unlike casinos in more ways than one - player profile, revenue, etc., and as such are not a natural fit for casino affiliates.

**-Shay-** · 8 June 2013, 4:47 am

And this right here is yet ANOTHER REASON why you do not want these betting programs acting like/pretending they're investment companies.

**muffincrumbs** · 16 June 2013, 9:11 pm

The fundamental difference I see when talking about this on a player (investor) level is the honesty behind it. The is no hiding that a casino has an advantage that the gambler accepts when they sit at the table or the slots. But with this forex and binary stuff, I believe the participants truly think they can make money in the long run. These are not really investments and are more closely related to gambling, but without calling it such... I felt like I was a lair promoting them. I will probably not go back. For me it feels slimy and may be bad karma, but that's just my two muffins.

**universal4** · 16 June 2013, 9:51 pm

Totally agree and have been saying pretty much the same since the beginning.

Rick
Universal4

**eaton2003** · 2 July 2013, 3:15 pm

IMO Binary Options are a more risky way of betting and can easily get people in more debt than traditional gambling methods as the bet is placed in a matter of milliseconds with the outcome given in less than a minute.

**ocreditor** · 3 July 2013, 10:25 am

It is recommended, like any other site, to first check out the binary options site first. Is it reputable? For players with an interest in finance who enjoy casinos and gambling, binary options can be a great way to "play" the market. However, it's important that players know that they are NOT influencing the market! As long as there is transparency and players know what they are betting on, binary options can be a fun way to go. For people who are interested in trading, they should go to a qualified broker and bet on the stock market itself.

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