SUBJECT LINES (pick one):
- "Is this a scam?" Fair question.
- The first thing people ask me
- How to check a trading firm calmly

PREHEADER: Three things a scam needs, and why this setup has none of them.

Hi {{FIRST_NAME}},

When I mention High Capital Group, the first question is usually some version of "is this a scam?" It's the right question to ask about anything involving forex, so here's how I'd answer it calmly.

A scam needs to get hold of your money, and this setup never does. You open an account in your own name with a highly reputable, regulated broker, and you deposit with the broker. The company can place trades on that account and cannot withdraw from it.

A scam also hides its record. Theirs is verified in real time by FX Blue, a third party, and the link is on their Past Performance page for anyone to open.

And a scam usually wants paying first. They charge no upfront fees. Their fee is 30% of profits, invoiced after you've made money.

None of that protects you from losing money in the markets. You can lose money, and they say so plainly. But you can check every one of these points yourself before you put in a dollar.

[Add a sentence about your own first reaction when you heard about it.]

https://highcapitalgroup.com/faq/?ref=YOURNAME

Past performance is not a guarantee of future results, and forex trading carries risk. Only invest money you can afford to lose.

{{YOUR_NAME}}

Disclosure: I may receive a referral reward from High Capital Group if you become a client through my link. It costs you nothing extra.
