AnyOptionReviews 77

You will make money if you know what you are doing. Dont just gamble based on instincts, make an informed and educated guess and you will definitely make money. My beef with them is the poor layout of their website. I reach the homepage and the asset prices keep saying "loading" and never loads. Or the homepage loads with a bunch of images and number and texts all out of place and its a real pain in the *ss. I dont think I will use this site ever again.

Run! RUN as fast as you can from this site. It is a ripe off. Any site that tells you on their own site that," The levels we present on our site are the ones anyoption is willing to sell options at and are not the real time market levels.
Current return: Represents the theoretical return of your open investments according to the underlying asset's updated level. " Should make you run for the hills. All they want is your money and will not help you. No sorry they will help you lose money. The only reason I gave them one star is because I couldn't go lower.

My experience with anyoption lasted about 6 months. The only good thing I can say is that for a time, I did make some serious money, no thanks to them.

The first 2 months, I lost money. Then in the third, I started to show gains, consistent gains. After 2 months of this, trading a single market that I had come to learn quite well, I found I was unable to purchase options in that market anymore. When I asked customer support (what a joke!) about it, they just said, "You just have to keep trying." I tried hundreds of times for days and could not execute a single trade. Customer service did nothing... kept saying, "We'll look into it and call you" but never called. When I called, they gave me the same line. I moved to another market and learned it in the meantime and started making even more money with this one. Them I couldn't trade that one anymore either. They gave me the same runaround as before. After not being able to trade my preferred markets for a month, I was told (after I complained heavily) that an update to the website was coming and it should fix everything. Well, it did. I began trading again with my consistent market, for about 2 weeks. Then, they just, removed that market from their website. Said there wasn't enough demand and they were going to replace it with something else. That was about 2 weeks ago and I have yet to see a new asset added.

Anyoption in my opinion is the single worst company I have EVER dealt with. Their customer service is in a word, careless. As an example, when I once asked when an issue would likely be resolved, I was told bluntly, "You're not the only client we have." Having worked in customer relations my whole life, I can tell you that had I ever made such a comment, I would be fired on the spot. These people claim to care about their clients, but in word only. In deed, they don't give a rip. My experience with their, "customer service" department has been evident of that. Even though I did make some good money with them in the short term, the overall experience is one I would not want to repeat. My rating of anyoption is a giant, "PATHETIC."

Anyoptions has an excellent sales team and commendable customer service standards. However the entire process is rigged to ensure that you put more money than you win. You will constantly get a feeling that you are winning but if you think hard you are only trying to recover the money you have lost.

I have lost nearly $******* to these guys. I will enumerate a few examples of their modus operandi and then you decide if this is true or not

1) When you are waiting for a trade to close: If anyoption gains by closing early then they will close early e. G: Trade closed at 10:29 but close time is mandated as 10.30. (Alot happens to the market in 1 minute especially if your decimal points are several). A trade can also be closed beyond the official close time. I. e: 10.32. This manipulation is evident when you trade continuously on their platform

2) If you check the feed when you logged in and when your logged out you will find that the numbers don't match. (Open 2 browsers and see the difference). This happens because they run multiple feeds to ensure that the house always wins. You will constantly see your page refreshing. This means that a 'House Preferred' feed is now being feed. The only time they can't control things is when there are abrupt/unexpected and sudden swings in the market prices giving them no time to manipulate.

3) Anyoption hides behind a clause which says that the prices you see are not market rates but their own, trade if you agree to this clause. This means that no matter what price you trade at they can adjust to ensure that the house wins. PS: You will feel the pinch when you place a large amount. Small amounts are chicken feed for their teams.

4) Consumers cannot win a claim with these guys as they are based in Cyprus. But give traders the impression that they are all over the place.

Binary Options themselves are not new or a scam - you can read about them here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_option (although I'm not sure about this website in particular)

However, individual investors would be well advised to avoid such instruments as they generally involve market speculation(betting on whether an asset will go up or down in a short time period), not investment (putting money in an asset class which should appreciate over a long period of time, like "corporate bonds" or the "S&P500"). As a rule, individual investors would be best suited (and yes I realize this is very boring) to investing in index funds to maximize their personal financial gains in the long run. I would recommend a book written by Yale endowment chief David Swensen, which I think is the best book on personal investment: http://www.amazon.com/Unconventional-Success-Fundamental-Approach-Investment/dp/*******383

Hope this helps.