Below is my letter sent to Citicards disputing the charge of $2995 for the 2-day seminar which I attended in Salt Lake city which I live close by. CitiCards decline to persue the dispute becuase the charge was made out of town, when in fact I made the purchase in Salt Lake City: May 19 RE: ...
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 ...
At the free seminars that this Optionetics company repeatedly have the presenter will give examples of trades that made a lot of money. He or she will say that there are even real trades given at the non free seminars that students can call in to trade right at the seminar. Nothing is ever ...
I attended the Optionetics public seminar in the Vancouver B.C. Area, with my partner a college lecturer and were both convinced by the information given that the Optionetics teaching seminars presented an ideal forum to learn about stock trading, so we bought into the idea. The first mornings ...
Jacqueline is right in calling Optionetics on their fraudulent actions. Whether or not she was right in her math is a moot point; I did the required number of trades, many of which were even the trades that their "experts" recommended in their overpriced and essentially useless ...
In September responding to a radio ad, I attended a free introductory seminaron the "Optionetics limited risk system of options trading and based on a "performance guarantee with no loopholes" signed up for a $2995 seminar. Optionetics video tapes and verbal "spiel" implied ...