Hi Guys,
I have done more research on TI as i found it hard to decide based on the info on this thread because it was mixed with TI spam.
This link below is from another forum trade2win and a few actual TI members have come in to the open to describe their nightmare experiences with TI.
Again thanks to everyone for saving me i was really close to biting the hook,
Timmy ill buy you a drink anyday.
wwwDOTtrade2winDOTcom/boards/commercial-systems/36008-traders-international-feedback-members-wanted-4DOThtml
QUOTED FROM T2W;
Another scam warning - I know someone who paid the $7500+ for the Australian Traders International course and in reality got ripped off. According to him it was scam. I checked the backgrounds of the business owners and they are not traders at all. They come from queensland broker sale backgrounds and developed a system to sell a product. They are business operators not traders. None of them have professional trading backgrounds or any real trading proven experience or qualifications and you wont get your money back. Its very expensive for nothing. no guarantee either. Its another queensland/noosa scam. I was invited into their trading room for a free trial and when i asked the real questions they bull ****ted to everyone and kicked me out, because when you type in the room no one else can see you so they can control the business and keep the con going. It makes me sick the way they talk and carry on. Its all bs. Dont part with your money and tell your friends to stay away. More people should tell each other. TI should be shutdown and reported to authorities. TI works on the ignorant.
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I haven't decided whether to go live as of yet, I am really upset with them because I took 12months to sign up with them and I made it clear at the time that what I wanted was an education and that I didn't want to be reliant on them to trade. James at E minis Global assured me that would be the case, but you basically have to sign up to find out what your really in for. Anyhow I received a phone call from Traders International yesterday to get an update on my progress, which I proceeded to tell them my disappointment at being misled in the first place and whilst the girl I was talking to sounded sympathetic, she never offered my money back. I told her that I thought when signing up with Traders International that I was gong to learn to be a professional trader and instead I find that Dale in the Pro Room ( this is the room where i decided to spend my time trying to learn his techniques) calls all the trades and doesn't explain why he takes the trades that he does. The girl I spoke to confirmed the reliance on Dale for results by saying the Dale follows his own methods gained from years of being a professional trader, which is fine if you purely want to rely on someone else to take control of your trading, but that is not what I wanted right from the beginning, so I don't know.
I am in a catch 22 situation, do I take my chances and just follow dale until I recoup my investment with the company or do I cut my loses and spend more money learning how to trade!!!! I will say this about Dale though, he is a professional trader and he DOES know what he is doing. I have been following his trades as he calls them and they are profitable, so given that I am considering just following him for a bit to recoup my investment and at the same time I am going to start reading some books and try and learn from the ground up. So my advice is: If you just want to sit in a trading room and have an experienced trader call the shots and make some money it is for you, however I think there maybe some cheaper trading rooms around that can offer the same thing but without the $7500 price tag. There is a site called daytradetowin.com I have been watching there videos online and it looks interesting, so I might do some further research about them and follow them yet, I might actually learn something!
I have done more research on TI as i found it hard to decide based on the info on this thread because it was mixed with TI spam.
This link below is from another forum trade2win and a few actual TI members have come in to the open to describe their nightmare experiences with TI.
Again thanks to everyone for saving me i was really close to biting the hook,
Timmy ill buy you a drink anyday.
wwwDOTtrade2winDOTcom/boards/commercial-systems/36008-traders-international-feedback-members-wanted-4DOThtml
QUOTED FROM T2W;
Another scam warning - I know someone who paid the $7500+ for the Australian Traders International course and in reality got ripped off. According to him it was scam. I checked the backgrounds of the business owners and they are not traders at all. They come from queensland broker sale backgrounds and developed a system to sell a product. They are business operators not traders. None of them have professional trading backgrounds or any real trading proven experience or qualifications and you wont get your money back. Its very expensive for nothing. no guarantee either. Its another queensland/noosa scam. I was invited into their trading room for a free trial and when i asked the real questions they bull ****ted to everyone and kicked me out, because when you type in the room no one else can see you so they can control the business and keep the con going. It makes me sick the way they talk and carry on. Its all bs. Dont part with your money and tell your friends to stay away. More people should tell each other. TI should be shutdown and reported to authorities. TI works on the ignorant.
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I haven't decided whether to go live as of yet, I am really upset with them because I took 12months to sign up with them and I made it clear at the time that what I wanted was an education and that I didn't want to be reliant on them to trade. James at E minis Global assured me that would be the case, but you basically have to sign up to find out what your really in for. Anyhow I received a phone call from Traders International yesterday to get an update on my progress, which I proceeded to tell them my disappointment at being misled in the first place and whilst the girl I was talking to sounded sympathetic, she never offered my money back. I told her that I thought when signing up with Traders International that I was gong to learn to be a professional trader and instead I find that Dale in the Pro Room ( this is the room where i decided to spend my time trying to learn his techniques) calls all the trades and doesn't explain why he takes the trades that he does. The girl I spoke to confirmed the reliance on Dale for results by saying the Dale follows his own methods gained from years of being a professional trader, which is fine if you purely want to rely on someone else to take control of your trading, but that is not what I wanted right from the beginning, so I don't know.
I am in a catch 22 situation, do I take my chances and just follow dale until I recoup my investment with the company or do I cut my loses and spend more money learning how to trade!!!! I will say this about Dale though, he is a professional trader and he DOES know what he is doing. I have been following his trades as he calls them and they are profitable, so given that I am considering just following him for a bit to recoup my investment and at the same time I am going to start reading some books and try and learn from the ground up. So my advice is: If you just want to sit in a trading room and have an experienced trader call the shots and make some money it is for you, however I think there maybe some cheaper trading rooms around that can offer the same thing but without the $7500 price tag. There is a site called daytradetowin.com I have been watching there videos online and it looks interesting, so I might do some further research about them and follow them yet, I might actually learn something!
