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Is Optionetics and
George Fontanills just a
Scam?
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Optionetics is a financial training course designed by
George Fontanills. They offer free seminars in which a
representative from Optionentics gives demonstrations of their
trading system, and tries to entice new customers. There are
many companies out there that offer this same strategy, but
they all seem to have similar hold ups. I got a chance to test
out Optionetics for a while before I found my current
system.
When you meet with the Optionetics rep he
will not be trying to explain to you how the system works, but
will be more concerned with selling their seminar. It is a
two day seminar with the steep price tag of $2,995.
This price is also a little deceptive,
because you are going to end up paying well over $3,000 to get
started with Optionetics. You will have to pay hidden
setup fees. And then on top of that you need more money to
invest and start trading with them.
The two day seminar is really intense and
full of a lot of info, and for someone with no stock background
it can be rather frustrating. I am just a simple college girl,
and don’t know the first thing about investing, and
finances. So for me being able to follow all this advance
jargon was near impossible. This part of the reason why I enjoy
using my current business system so much, because it takes no
prior skill or training to succeed.
Overall Optionetics, is a costly program,
that takes some real investment skill to succeed with. On
top of that I discovered Optionetics founder George Fontanills
is being sued by FIMAT USA in the New York Federal Court for
not complying with margin calls. I would recommend taking
caution before jumping in to a program like Optionetics. It
took me a while, but I am glad I finally found a business
opportunity that works for me.
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Good
Luck,
Sarah
Newman
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