I originally signed up for the Optionetics home study course after attending an afternoon presentation. I was able to get the course for half price since was partnering with another Optionetics student. I thought it was a good introduction to options trading. After a six month period of continual ...
I sent in the form on the optionetics site to get information on the mentor program. I was called back by 2 agents within an hour of each other. Not sure if it was a selling tactic or if they just did not know that they called me twice. I called one of the agents back and was given a sales pitch ...
I attended the half day introduction pre seminar and signed up for the course. I paid in full and over the next 2 weeks after having reviewed the course materials I decided to not attend and ask for a refund. I went to the seminar location and returned the course materials in perfect condition and ...
I found this company's website via a Google search and decided to try an offer they advertised for a Free Trial of their Optionetics software. I signed up for the software and received an instruction manual (20 pieces of copier paper labeled Instruction Manual) in the mail about a week later. I ...
Optionetics is just a business providing you with instruction for options trading. They're located in Redwood City, CA. The organization operates Web advertisements to get a free software test. The customer presses the advertisement and it is taken up to the Optionetics site, www.optionetics.com. ...
If you're thinking about signing up with Optionetics, make sure you think twice. As a former employee I can tell you that I was shocked at what a bunch crooks that company is operated by. Their pitch sounds great and they'll make you believe in their system but I can tell for a fact that I've seen ...