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Stock Market Investing Program Investools – Scam is it?

Investools stock & informational course offers everyone the chance to learn and understand the complexities of trade, market, and economy. Basic classes are offered for starters and advance classes for those who want to upgrade their raw knowledge.

Some started paying their classes for $2000 until it boomed to $10000 in a span of almost two years. There a few who testified that despite of paying a huge sum of money, it was all worth it. Some, being a total “L” in terms of trading and investing, seemed to have bumped their heads and now are excelling. However, some still advised others to keep seeking or consulting other companies as well. Teaching principles vary and not all contents of Investool’s materials are proven effective. There is no single phenomenon thus there is no one answer to a problem.

Taking into account the fear of people especially when money talks, Investools must learn to woo future customers and prove themselves worthy of these hard-earned moneys. A website is not enough. A small chit-chat is even not enough. Hard evidence, unfeigned testimonies, and good reviews are the only elements that can heal their aggravating disposition. How they organize their stock trading seminars or how properly enunciated their talks are were just details that shall come to pass. What matters is that the values of honesty, integrity, and credibility are held uprightly without a single daub of scheme and lies.

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7 Responses to “Stock Market Investing Program Investools – Scam is it?”

  1. investing stock on March 17th, 2009 3:43 pm

    Do you know where I can get more info about
    Investools investools stock & informational course?

  2. Brad on May 21st, 2009 2:47 pm

    I just had a bad experience with Investools. We were told that our subscription to Investool expires on June 3rd, 2009. But they closed our account two weeks prior to that date. We called to complain. But the representative’s attitude was terrible and insisted that we made mistake in the expiry date. I’m not going to use their service any more.

  3. john madsen on June 19th, 2009 1:54 am

    Not sure if it is worth spending up to $25,000 for education. We used a former instructor to teach us the same material for about $400 total. Plus, he didn’t try and sell us more stuff, it was great. We learned how to access many of the same type of tools for free…wow! His site is http://www.investorjim.com.

  4. Money on August 4th, 2009 10:25 am

    Ebay is a wonderful thing. Why not buy the entire course for about $1,000 rather than the $25k. No, it will not be the same level of education because you won’t be interacting with a teacher, but you’ll have all the same info. After that, you can decide on which direction to go.

  5. Sean on September 2nd, 2009 7:01 pm

    John, how did you get a hold of the people at http://www.investorjim.com? Their web site is not up to date with seminar dates and it appears as if it is not maintained. I have sent them two e-mails for information and have never receieved a response.

  6. Steve ORourke on October 3rd, 2009 10:46 am

    Same problem. I can not get hold of investorjim. What’s up? I would like to reach him.

  7. Harold Barnaby on October 19th, 2009 1:35 am

    I would like to contact investorjim.com

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