About Scam Reports

Scam Reports is a due-diligence tool for people about to pay for a trading bot, signal service or prop-firm challenge. It exists because the checks that would have prevented most losses in this market are simple, quick and almost never done — not because they are hard, but because nobody lays them out in order.

It is not a rating authority. It does not crawl the web, does not maintain a list of safe and unsafe domains, and will not tell you whether a site you have not examined is trustworthy. The one thing it offers is a structured way to look, and the reasoning behind each thing worth looking at.

How it makes money. It is a commercial publication. It may earn a fee when a reader clicks through to a vendor or purchases, and one vendor covered here is connected to this site's operator. That connection is stated on the report itself rather than buried, and the report publishes that vendor's failed checks the same as any other. The full statement is on the disclosure page.

What it will not do. It will not publish a safety score for a domain nobody assessed, will not present sponsored placement as a verdict, and will not emit review or rating structured data — because that would make a machine-readable claim to have rated something it has not.

Nothing here is investment advice. Trading futures, forex and digital assets carries substantial risk of loss, including losses greater than an initial deposit.