Daviddtech Recenzje 11

I also would not recommend this company.
I am trying to cancel my subscription and I can see that my chat messages are being read but no one is responding when I ask how I go about canceling.
I could not find a place to cancel on their site. I have sent an email as well.
It should not be so complicated to cancel.

absolute scam, never subscribe to this service the people running it give you overfitted strategies that blow in days. on top of that the owner davidd lives in dubai and theyre getting 💣 up so I wouldnt risk investing

My trading bot has been ill for weeks after using this platform.

I tried to recover him but reanimation didn’t work. The prices make absolutely no sense. I asked for a refund but nobody responds… except that elephant guy.

If I still had my money I’d take it and run.
Unfortunately… it’s already gone.

Trash.

Complete and utter bullshit site and make it impossible to cancel then when you ask them to refund you because they kept charging you for four months after you tried to cancel they say absolutely not. Do not sign up to this. It’s a joke you can learn more on YouTube without paying for this bullshit service

My Story Using DavidTech Bots

When I first came across DavidTech’s bots, I was genuinely excited. The website looked convincing—the stats, the challenges, the graphs—it all gave the impression that this was something that could finally deliver consistent profits. I decided to give it a try, thinking it might be a smart move.

At the start, I told myself to be patient. The bots were trading actively, and I thought maybe they just needed time to show results. The thing is, they didn’t blow up my account straight away. Instead, they started losing slowly. And that’s the part that really plays tricks on your mind.

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The Slow Drain

Because the losses were gradual, I kept thinking, “maybe next week it’ll turn around,” or “this month could be better.” The small winning trades kept me hopeful for a while, but they were never strong enough to make up for the losses. Over time, I realised my account was just bleeding out bit by bit.

I later read that other traders had the exact same experience—small wins keeping them hooked while the overall balance kept going down. And honestly, that’s exactly how it felt to me.

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The Way Trades Were Opened

Another thing that stood out was how the bots actually traded. A lot of the trades had a negative risk-to-reward ratio, meaning the potential loss was bigger than the potential gain. That’s a setup you simply can’t win with over the long run. Even on days when the bots made a little profit, one bad trade could wipe it out completely.

When I compared this to what was advertised on the website, the difference was huge. The “challenge” results and the statistics shown online looked impressive, but the live results in my account were nothing like that. Later on, I saw other users saying the same thing—that the numbers shown publicly didn’t reflect what they actually got.

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The Psychological Trap

Looking back, the most dangerous part wasn’t even the money—it was the psychology. Because the losses came slowly, it gave me this strange feeling that the bots were about to do better soon. That “just hang on a bit longer” mindset is exactly what kept me running them for as long as I did.

Other traders have described the same pattern: slow losses, false hope, and the feeling that things will improve if you just give it more time. But they don’t.

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Support and Trust Issues

Whenever I had questions, the support I got didn’t really help. The answers felt vague, like they were just brushing off concerns. I also saw some people saying they were blocked from Discord or struggled with billing issues when trying to cancel. Personally, I wasn’t blocked, but I definitely felt like the transparency and honesty weren’t there.

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What I Learned

In the end, my account went steadily down, and I had to accept that these bots simply aren’t built to make users money. The system feels like it’s designed to trade as much as possible—because the more trades there are, the more fees are generated. That benefits the creator, not the trader.

And I’m not alone. After checking around, I saw many others reporting the same: unrealistic website stats, poor support, constant overtrading, and slow but steady losses.

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Final Advice

If you’re reading this and considering giving the bots a try, my honest advice is: be extremely careful. Don’t go in with big money, and definitely don’t trust the website stats at face value. If you must try it, do it with the smallest amount possible and assume you might lose it.

For me, and for many others I’ve come across, there was no realistic chance of making money. The only consistent winner in this setup is him, because he profits every time the bots trade—whether you win or lose.

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👉 Bottom line: My account didn’t blow up overnight—it just drained slowly. That’s the trap. You keep thinking it’ll get better, but it never does. If this sounds familiar, it’s because a lot of us had the exact same.

I am absolutely mortified!! I started with Crypto School which was great, taught me to trade, never took a cent, however one of their affiliates somehow subscribed me to a membership.
8 emails I wrote and tried various other methods to contact them but appeared the only way I could get someone to talk to is through discord.
I ask for help and was made fun of and abused. I was called a troll, poison, dumb and mocked repeatedly.
Highly offended because I said flippant .... all I wanted was for someone I could send attachments to of this transaction.
Stay away, obviously believe women have their place in society and they are more or less thieves. Screenshot everything if you are ever unlucky enough to deal with them.
My next step is contacting Crypto School about their snake affiliate.
Already contacted my bank which automatically connects the police.
HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE
Get out now!!!!!

I joined is Service back in March 2025. I knew that he had a lot of trading bots but there wasn't a lot of useful information so I figured I would join at least one month to check it out. I signed up for one month and could tell that the bots did a lot of overtrading which meant Dave and team are making big bucks on the trading fees. When you login your greeted by bots that display 17,000 to 25,000 returns on investment, yet the leaderboard or the top trader show no more than 40% ROI in 30 days and 102% in 90 days with trades exceeding 600 in that time frame. Keep in mind these are the top profitable bots so definitely a conflict there from max 102% in 90 days to advertised bots that show 25,000%. Definitely a scammy feeling. I did not connect any of my funds because I knew I would probably not see any back. Then I cancelled my subscription on the same day and it immediately locked me out once I did that. I was unable to take a screenshot of that cancellation. I was billed again in April and they processed my CC. So Dave and crew scammed me out of $60 thus far. I had to cancel my CC number so I wouldn't get billed again. Reached out a few times, but no response. Don't get scammed!

I joined this site as they were promoted by a big You Tube channel. I started paying a subscription. I did not get the product I subscribed to and support was just pleasant platitudes, no help whatsoever.

They are in breach of contract but are still not refunding my subscription.

I will modify this review if they refund

Hello,
(My first ever review)
I was looking to start in algorithmic trading. I found davidd.tech on youtube. The first bad thing is that they had in their site a false trustpilot score, which is a clear sign that the site was probably no legit. But if it is a no legit site, I should have found more negative reviews. I did not find either good or bad reviews, so I wanted to investigate it a bit more before discarding it; they have a monthly plan, so I could pay a couple of months and if it was not legit, I could just stop working with them. It does look that some people is involved with them, and their discord is open so I contacted them. An account on David's name (I do not know if was really him) soon told me to create an account to start making money fast (in trading that is always a bad sign, whatever trading strategy or technique will always be risky, and saying you will make money quickly is always a no-no for a professional), to open an account in tradecollage dot com which is a scam site (the web is 4 months old with barely no traffic and they say a lot of lies in the web itself, very poorly done scam site). I told him that I did not trust that site, and he deleted the conversation with me immediately. They may have a half-legit half-scam business. I do not know. Definitely they have a scam side, so myself I will stay very away from them. I will advise to potential customers to be very careful since they tried to scam me, so they may do the same to others.

It's absolute impossible to get in contact with them. I have tried chat, Telegram, mail etc. Why do they have a chat when they do not reply?

I booked a consultation with him and paid 75$ and he was a no show. I dont know how to get my money back!