http://www.timesofisrael.com/the-wolves-of-tel-aviv-israels-vast-amoral-binary-options-scam-exposed/ An industry turning over hundreds of millions of dollars, employing thousands of people, is cynically cheating naive would-be investors worldwide via a range of corrupt practices. It is doing terrible harm to its victims, and it risks doing the same to Israel’s reputation
Brokers from Israel nowadays try to hide their location, registering in UK gives them credibility they wouldn't otherwise have.
pump and dump shops in the US get Wall Street addresses. they only call people outside new york city. some work only from 2pm to get the European rubes at home.
your handle Deuteronomy_24_7 is very clever:24:7 " If a man be found stealing any of his brethren of the children of Israel, and maketh merchandise of him, or selleth him; then that thief shall die; and thou shalt put evil away from among you. it is especially clever in light of the sub-headline from article: A Times of Israel investigation / Regulators may soon finally ban some companies, but that will only affect those that target Israeli customers; the rest of the world will still be fair game. your post was an excellent first one which makes me suspect that you have a number of aliases.
this is just for the record. seth Klarman hedge fund owner and author is the key U.S. investor behind The Times of Israel. \
Call center in Cyprus or based in Cyprus should always be a red flag despite Cyprus being in EU. "(Finance Magnates, a trade publication of Israel’s online financial trading industry, has written in the past that Cyprus has a reputation for lax regulation.)"
These so-called binary options are really for the totally finanical illiterates. They have a house-edge of 20% and more. Imagine playing roulette where the house wins from 0 to 5..