Dear Mr. Tan,
I heard from a friend who went his preview about how X (a forex trainer) slashed and reduced course price to attract people to join his course. My friend felt X was treating the audience like clowns. He mentioned X slashed the price until around $300. While everyone was running to the back to sign up, he then finish writing $300 per month, and not just $300.
I have attended other seminars before and I think it is normal, but not to the extent of not finish writing to somehow cheat people. Most people would just state their actual course fee was (example) $20k, slashed to $10k, $5k, eventually $2.5k to make people think they are having great deals (not just Forex).
Regarding the (named removed) website, I saw people complaining about him writing $X amount per month installment which added up to be more than the course fees. I believe it was 0% interest just like most schools are doing now. After searching around online for feedbacks, I felt many people are complaining about him that he is more of a motivational speaker and sales person than a trainer. I watched some videos of his and I felt too.
Hopefully people could be more caution before signing up for courses.
I heard from a friend who went his preview about how X (a forex trainer) slashed and reduced course price to attract people to join his course. My friend felt X was treating the audience like clowns. He mentioned X slashed the price until around $300. While everyone was running to the back to sign up, he then finish writing $300 per month, and not just $300.
I have attended other seminars before and I think it is normal, but not to the extent of not finish writing to somehow cheat people. Most people would just state their actual course fee was (example) $20k, slashed to $10k, $5k, eventually $2.5k to make people think they are having great deals (not just Forex).
Regarding the (named removed) website, I saw people complaining about him writing $X amount per month installment which added up to be more than the course fees. I believe it was 0% interest just like most schools are doing now. After searching around online for feedbacks, I felt many people are complaining about him that he is more of a motivational speaker and sales person than a trainer. I watched some videos of his and I felt too.
Hopefully people could be more caution before signing up for courses.
Your friend only has himself/herself to blame and chose to believe those quick rich scheme,easy and stress-free passive income scheme.
ReplyDeleteTell your friend,
1. stop attending any preview of 100% accuracy course, blindfolded trading preview, Bootcamp.... etc.
2. stop going online to bid those $0,$8,$17 forex education coupon.
3. Attend Mr.Tan's workshop to learn how to invest in a proper way. At least your friend no need to wake up in the middle of night to check whether your account got margin call or the broker hunts your stoploss order.
4. Don't anyhow join those Forex education groups in facebook/twitter. If you smell someone starts prompting any forex course to you, just walk away.
5. Go to "www.babypips.com" to learn all the basic knowledge of forex trading, it is 100% free. Those few thousand course also copy the material from there. You no need to pay few thousand to hear someone tells you what is Limit Order, what is market Order etc.
6. Ask your friend to send this messages to all his/her friends.
7. Finally, ask your friend to look for Mr.tan to lodge a complaint if he/she feels being cheated.