On June 2, in New Jersey, I signed up for an Options trading course with Optionetics. I paid $3,495.00 by credit card. The cash was drawn immediately. However, I decided to cancel the course and take advantage of the "EXTENDED GUARANTEE." The "Extended Guarantee" states course ...
Their "Notice of Right to Cancel" says: "... If you cancel, you must make available to the seller at your residence, in substantially as good as when received, any goods delivered to you under this contract or sale, or you may, if you wish, comply with the instructions of the seller ...
Watch out for the Platinum Trial offer. This is scam to try to get you out of $75.00. Here is how they are trying to scam me of $75 I signed up for the Optionetics Platinum membership trial. Their site reads Your credit card is a security deposit during your free trial. Your card will not be ...
I joined Optionetics in 2004 after attending their infamous 2 hour free workshops. I like many others was intrigued by your professional sellers patter and your guaranteed opportunity to make thousands per month or your money back. How could I lose I told my pregnant wife. I had it there in writing ...
Back in the mid 1990's Fontanills had partnered with an individual by the name of Brian McCahrey on the floor of the AMEX trading monies they received from investors. (I happen to know one of the investors) The reason Fontanills does not advertise this is because he and Mr. McCahrey were ousted out ...
This is rather long. If you wish not to read through it, here's the main point: It's not that they're telling lies. Rather, it's just that certain critical information have been (deliberately?) omitted in their advertisements and promises First, the good part: 1) The seminars and course materials ...