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Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by Ralph Morgan

Ralph Morgan — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:36:01 +0000

Ref: my post on Feb 24th. I received the call to try and change my mind, with the caller subsequently confirming the full rebate will be processed. The rebate had an enry date of 4th and appeared online today, some 12 days later, without any chasing. I am still awaiting their (K2A’s) answer to where I should send their 6 disc set I was issued at the seminar! Is this the free Forex secrets catalogue for me to keep, I wonder?

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by VM

VM — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:09:33 +0000

Hi – I have signed up for the Traders University course that runs on 13/14 March. Will share my views on what I thought of it after attending it.
Angela, as Richie mentioned, I’ll really be grateful if you could let us know what to look out for or questions that you later thought were pertinent. Thanks.

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by Richie

Richie — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:37:15 +0000

Angela
I am due to run with the course from next week. The blogs make interesting reading but I am signed up and going to make a real go of it. Would it be possible to PM me as I would like to know more about the course and what to look out for etc.
I think that swapping experiences post course and trading maybe invaluable.
richard@beausynergy.co.uk

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by Juanito

Juanito — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:59:56 +0000

Wolfnud said that they’re getting 10% per month using their strategies. If you started with £10k, you’d have a million in just over 4 years. So what’s not worth £2K?

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by mark

mark — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:40:57 +0000

WELL, I HAVE attended the k2a course and i am making good returns and i feel the system works – i think you are all just being scared of an oppertunity and will look to blame anything to stop you reaching your financial freedom. for me and my family, this course has really helped and i dont mind telling you – big love and happy returns on your future

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by Ralph Morgan

Ralph Morgan — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 15:34:09 +0000

Rich, I was also at the seminar last week, and paid in full, having checked first the Cancellation Refund policy. I then trawled the internet to establish the pros & cons of spread betting and decided that to be in the top half (ie a winner) you will probably loose a lot at first. Not sure I could continue to do this, so I want out. I agree the wording of the contract appears to have been ammended. You should be OK. Wait for your post with interest. Will post my result also.

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by Rich

Rich — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:16:34 +0000

I attended the seminar last week, i got sucked into signing up which really annoys me. Any way the next day i sent off my recorded mail letter of cancellation. I have not heard from them yet, so i will phone them tommorrow to make sure they got it and are refunding my £500

Just to add to previous comments i have noted that they must have changed their terms and conditions because clause 2.3 states you must pay a refundable deposit….blah blah

So i will post here tommorrow once i have spoken with them to let you all know how it went

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by LD

LD — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:28:32 +0000

I wonder who Fola works for? Hmmm, tough one…

I had a post-seminar sales call from one of their ‘traders’ who called me a stupid bitch when I told him unfortunately I didn’t want to do the course. I was honest and said that i’d only gone to the seminar out of curiosity, and to write a factual report for my journalism course. He said i’d wasted everyones’ time, that he hopes I get what I want out of life, called me a stupid bitch and then hung up. Tried to complain, but just got through to a message taking service.

Charming.

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by Angela

Angela — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 13:37:01 +0000

Hi everyone,
I attended the two day course last weekend and did my first coaching session today.
Yes I had 7 days to cool off after I paid for the course, but I did not change my mind over those seven days, as it sounded interesting.
As for the course, well I have mixed feelings at the moment. The location is awful: Chelsea – the arse end of the universe if you ask me and I was shocked that for the money I paid they didn’t provide lunch.
As for the course itself, well I thought the trainer and the assistants were fairly good. However there were too many long breaks and there was a couple of sections where they stopped for a hard sell of their other courses. I didn’t sign up to any of these.
Other than that the information provided and the training techniques were pretty good, as was the course material they supply. I did get a bit confused by it all toward the end and felt a bit like information overload. I’m sure in time I’ll learn though, as I have my manual with techniques, I have the webinar support and my coach.
Haven’t tried trading yet though so we’ll see how that goes.

To sum up: I don’t think Traders University is a scam but I do think its overpriced, though I have attended free property investment seminars who have the exact same sales pitch and try to sell workshops at the end of it. Some of these workshops cost £12,000!! On average, a two day workshop is £3,000…..so not much difference to the traders university course but instead of focusing on property, it focuses on stockmarket.

In hindsight, I kind of wish I had signed up for just one on one coaching instead of the course/class. The one on one coaching is £1,800 so less than the course and I think I could have learned more. Still we’ll see what happens, it’s only been three days since the course….

Comment on knowledgetoaction’s Traders University – Real or Scam Equity Trading course? by Fola

Fola — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:44:16 +0000

And I must say that almost everyone making noise on this blog have never attended the coaching session, so how do you know that it’s not effective? I just think your arguments are just methods for justifying your inactions