Well, I came across a site called Poker Automatics, http://www.pokeram.com. What the site claims to do is that if you invest in you get a certain percentage of the company's revenue with the more invested the more percent you get.

The site says atm they have 773 bots and play on all of the major networks. If this is true than it shows how most poker networks ignore the bot problems.

Do you think that it would be possible to run an investment site like this though, it may just be a scam but with the suspected bots playing 1knl on party anything may be possible.

I notice one of the testimonial videos is by some guy called Shimmy, from the UK.
I picked him out as the name given is obviously a nickname.
Funnily enough, there's a 2+2 account from the UK called shimmy.
Wonder if it's the same bloke. His accent certainly sounds like he could be from London.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/members/62208/

ffs

This smells just like PokerByProxy. I wouldn't be surprised if it's the same idiot behind this.

What could possibly go wrong ? Muchos ?

Judging by the likes on posts on their FB page, I think this is based out of India.

This. 99.99999999999 percent a scam.

No. It has to be 100%.

So there is still a chance it is legit.

http://www.moneymakergroup.com/Poker...a-t476785.html

That was the same site pokerbyproxy was advertised on. Obviously the same site.

These video testimonials are hilarious:

https://pokeram.com/video



Nearly every video testimony sounds scripted and all seem to mention with this software it allows them more time to spend with their family...

No money in poker, bots are solid.

Even if it is a scam which I'm sure it is, it's still surreal how sites let bots play. I don't understand how it isn't illegal.

pokerstars shipped me 20 bucks the other day for playing in some compromised game. Fun times.

Looks like website operator is using Google Analytics to track traffic... image urls are filter 'postimg .org' take out the space

[IMG]http://s16.************/x5fnzrv2t/pokeram_comanalytics.png[/IMG]

Search google for his Analytics code 'UA-49357751-1' and you will find a listing for this page:

https://tools.digitalpoint.com/cooki...etworkpaid.com

Domain: adsnetworkpaid.com
Analytics Profile: UA-49357751-1

[IMG]http://s29.************/bo3tmohev/adsnetworkwhois.png[/IMG]

Notice the address: 145-157 ST JOHN STREET, LONDON

"The UK address. 145-157 St John Street, London, EC1V 4PY. According to a BBC report, this is the address used by a company which sells its use as a registered office address. Because there does not seem to be an obligation to check that users of the service are legitimate companies, criminals are attracted to it. According to the BBC, the address is in common use among fake companies operating "boiler room" fake share scams."

http://interfraud.org/ni_british_connection.htm

Fake names, fake addresses, what else to expect really... the same people who got burned on the pokerbyproxy scam will get burned on this one

lmfao

Thinly veiled brag??

I have never heard about poker by proxy before this, I felt dirty just reading that garbage. American Greed could run a whole season on just poker related scams. Been waiting for at least one episode on one of these dirty mofo's.

This. But I think in order to be on the show you have to be convicted and sentenced to prison, at least that seems to be the format. So Bitar et al wouldn't make it and the rest of the scandals haven't really seen anyone convicted and sentenced to significant jail terms even in absentia either afaik.

Would be cool anyway.

This one looks like he is doing it from a nursing home

Probably robs old ladies with all that 'time' he has.

LOL at the testimonials.

Hah the testimonials are the most ridiculous thing I have seen, although the intro graphics seems okay it doesn't prepare you for the vague rambling lies that follow

Those testimonials are amazing.

I'm tempted to sign up and donate (I mean 'invest') some money just as a thank-you for those.