On November 1 I purchased educational services from Long Term-Short term Inc dba Better Trades. Their representatives promised step by step instruction and plenty of assistance in learning how to trade stocks. I paid $2995.00 for their six month course.
During their presentation they said I could attend two days of classes or use their DVD course, there was no difference. I took the DVD course. While viewing the presentation they didn't really teach anything in detail, but referred to their other computer course and later lessons.
I contacted the company looking for the step by step instructions, I believed I had purchased, and the stories and run around began. I could buy the $4000 computer service they offered, but when I declined they sent me web sites I could look at from other companies. After several phone calls I finally got the online mentor classes that came with the package. When I viewed one of the classes I was informed by the online instructor they were not there to teach, but you guessed it, for another fee I could take their classes.
When I started asking for my money back I was told I just took the wrong classes, or didn't do this or that. What happened to all the help and step by step instructions?
I have written two letters to the Better Business Bureau, in Nevada, case # 177946, and Mr. Smith, of Long Term-Short Term Inc. Replied it was my entire fault and besides I signed a contract.
I am extremely frustrated with this company. They are the ones who have not lived up to their side of this contract. How can I apply tools and skills I have not received?
This company is nothing but a fraud!!! STAY AWAY from it and anything or anyone associated with this group regardless of what name they use.
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