Hi James,

It's always a tough call who to trust your money to, especially in an autotrade type system. Trading information on the internet has ballooned in the last few years so that it's really hard to tell the good guys from the scammers. Google "forex" or "commodities" or "trading" and you'll easily get returns numbering in the millions. Compare this to a few years ago when there were a lot fewer sites and a lot more participation at the trading forums and you'd be sure to get the straight poop on any of the new "gurus" or their services.

Unfortunately I've never heard of the particular service you're referring to. Of course that doesn't mean they're not good, as we've already determined there are a ton of trading related services out there, just that I haven't had any experience with them myself.

However if you're interested in trying their service here's what I would do:

1. ask for a trading track record
2. ask for references/testimonials
3. make sure you can cancel at any time - ie. if you're not happy with the service you can cancel after the first month
4. start with a minimal amount, something you won't miss if they aren't legit. Forex accounts are usually pretty flexible, so you might be able to start with as little as $500 or $1000.
5. make sure they have a real phone number (and address). Call the phone number and talk to a real person before you send any money.

You can't be too careful when you're looking into stuff like this.

Good luck,

Erich