A certain young, unemployed college drop out named "Sonya Ninova" has been induced to blog at "Forexbrokerz.com" to drive traffic to the site. She is marketed as an authority. But a closer look reveals that she knows nothing about finance, financial markets or forex. She has no qualifications, certifications, experience or degrees in journalism, finance, economics or business... yet she peddles herself as an "ëxpert." She copies and pastes hearsay found in blogs and web sites, changes a few words, then calls it original content. She does not fact check or interview anybody. She does not check sources for conflict of interest. She does not contact the subjects of her "articles."


The sleazy web site Forexbrokerz.com then publishes her worthless opinions in an attempt to increase web site ranking and thereby charge advertisers higher fees.

Traders need to be aware that she is not qualified to write about forex, forex companies, who to do business with or where to invest. She knows nothing about money, except how to lose it.

Just a neutral party here. I have read both articles;

http://goo.gl/q4vg8 (FNIB Press Release) and http://goo.gl/a9EyD (Sonya's Post)

Here is what I find strange in Sonya's post;

Red flag number two: FNIB does not allow you to open a demo account and actually experience the platform before investing real money into it. Your only option is a live account with a “minimum recommended” amount of $1,000, whatever that's supposed to mean. One does not set a minimum and then recommend it, it's either one or the other. In any case, $1,000 is a lot and for a company that is virtually unknown. Or maybe not as unknown as we thought. A quick Google search will lead you to numerous forums where people describe both FNIB and Swiftcoin as a huge scam.

The only question I think I should ask Sonya to help her exonerate herself is; Before you posted this article and added the word SCAM in your title and in your opinion did you contact FNIB to ask if they could set up a demo account for you? What did they say? And are you aware that FNIB charged a number of people in court for defaming them? or did you just read the articles and believe them?

Anyway, I hope this helps the both of you....

Forexbrokerz.com is a SCAM company defaming legitimate companies and breaking laws of intellectual property by reposting content on their website (By Sonya Ninova) and then posting this at the bottom of all pages;

"COPYRIGHT
All textual content on ForexBrokerz.com is copyrighted and protected under intellectual property law. You may not reproduce, distribute, publish or broadcast any piece of the website without indicating us as a source."

Any attempts to contact this company have bore no fruit considering that they ignore any messages that go against the advancement of their cause, which is mainly posting mud on any Forex companies that are in competition with their clients.

Sonya Ninova, the assassin doesn't even have the experience or skill required to compose original content yet she goes on to regurgitate the lies she has picked up from all over the internet without any attempt to confirm the allegations therein.

Anyone who is dealing with such individuals should be careful.