Three unrelated developer accounts publish a Google Play app called Zero Investment Trading. Each one runs on a Gmail address, a free Firebase page and a blog.
A reviewer reached the withdrawal minimum twice, found no withdraw button, and says the support address published on the listing was not a valid email.
Two Google Play developer accounts we have written about separately publish apps under one package namespace. On Play, that is the closest thing to a signature.
A reviewer spent close to two months reaching the 100 dollar minimum on this app and found the withdrawal icon simply was not there. Fifty thousand installs.
Eight Google Play developer accounts publishing trading apps run on the same three free services. Here is the blueprint and every app we have written about.
Start Zero Invest Trading is filed under Finance. Its own users describe a 15-second up-or-down button paying 50 cents, settled on the last tick.
Start Trading From Zero has 100,000 installs. Verified users say they submitted bank and SWIFT details at the $200 mark and were never paid.
The account behind Zero Fund Invest Trading also publishes a slideshow maker, a spam blocker and a bank-balance app. All from one free Gmail address.
Users say an advert promised earnings into their bank account. The Play listing calls it a learning tool. A $100 cashout request went unanswered.
AI Trading Bot publishes nothing about its AI. Its five-star reviewers say plainly they have not tried withdrawing yet. Built by a video-app account.
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