Dear consumers,
I would like to ask that people be aware of the ZCODE System scam. They are on the Internet and advertise off-shore Internet gambling, which is illegal in the U.S. Even though they are not supposed to advertise about gambling on Yahoo News, they get around it by only advertising that their program generates fantasy sports projections. But then, when an unsuspecting person goes to their website, ZCODE will try to get them to create an off-shore gambling account with a "bookie". They also mention in their quick-start video that "Not all bookies take American customers." Well, what they did not say is that certain "bookies" will not take American customers because it is illegal. They will also say it is perfectly fine to gamble on sports. They call it "sports investing". Do not try it.
The ZCODE System is like so many Internet scams that I just keep falling for again and again. I have seen it before. When they start saying that I can become a millionare by them teaching me to gamble the right way, instead of just realizing that it is bullshit, I try to at least check it out. I am so stupid for falling for this ZCODE scam. Nobody should pay $200 a month to learn how to gamble! If I were to take lessons on how to play poker, nobody would make me pay $200 a month!
If they know so much about how to make millions off of gambling, then why are they charging people $200 a month for a crappy and glitchy program? They are obviously not legit. In their depraved mentality, they need to make as much money off of unsuspecting people as possible.
Just one more thing. They say that there is a 60 day money back guarantee, but it is not that simple. Their policy specifically states "As per our 60 day Clickbank money back guarantee, just simply return your product with a proof that you used it and could not get any profitable bets (screenshots of software in action, your betting accounts screenshots ect) and you will be given your full money back. All charges on your bill will appear as "Clickbank" so please make note of your purchase. Frequent requests for refunds will result in a block from Clickbank to purchase further products." This is exactly what it says in their terms of servce except they misspelled "Clickbank" as "ckickbank" on the last line of their terms of service. There are also other spelling errors in their terms of service. However, they will probably fix those errors once they read this.
Please do not trust these people!
Cheers,
simpleJack