Interactive TraderReviews of interactivetrader.com

I have only one advice to all of you DON'T DO IT !!!! You will save your money if you don't participate in this SCAM.

It’s a scam don’t do it!Just completed the 3 day class. I paid 997 and was told I would get a refund if I completed the class and did 15 trades. What they don’t tell you is that you won’t be effective enough to do 15 trades after the 3 day seminar unless you purchase more classes .. for 25000. Total waste of 1000 bucks 😒If it sounds to good to be true .. it’s because it is !

It was horrible! The presenter kept saying I’ll teach you that later. I still didn’t see him explain anything to a point where knowledge was gained. Everyone was just as confused as I was. It was a complete waste of my time. They are crooks! Know that you will only get a refund if you attend all three days AND if you invest 1000 in stock. Please don’t think you will be any wiser after paying for the class. Well, you will wise up to their con only after you invest $1,000! I would have did better if I had just blown it in the casino.

So disappointed in a company that appeared to be trustworthy and individuals that I wanted to get to know and learn from, instead they opted to take my money and run! Back in July 2017 I paid $997 for a course that they GUARANTEED would take place within THREE MONTHS. That NEVER happened. I went to the initial free Interactive Trading seminar and stated up front that I was unable to attend the paid three day Interactive Trader Stock Options Workshop already scheduled, before I signed anything. The trainers that I spoke to assured me that it was not a problem, they would be back in town within three months. I paid my $997 and looked forward to the next opportunity for training within three months. Fast forward three month and monthly calls from me looking for updates only to find out they did not have anything on the calendar in the area. I was assured in October that they were working on it and Quality Assurance department returned my call to confirm that they had a date the last weekend of December. I put it on my calendar. I made a follow up call mid December confirming the December date and they made assurances that the weekend was still scheduled. I called again the day before training, their response was that it was not the weekend I was originally told but the following weekend. I am on their call back list but if I had not called them one day prior about the weekend they originally told me, I would have never known about the training seven days later. Unfortunately with prior obligations, I was unable to attend. Speaking to the Quality Assurance department, they were very rude and raised their voice several times as well as contradicted their statements as I was trying to piece the events together and determine why I was the one being proactive when they were the ones with my money. As good customer service, I should not have to make follow up calls, I paid them to do a service and six months later, I have yet to receive. In six months they have not been back in town to deliver on their promise. I took them on their word. They presented me with an opportunity but their customer service is nonexistent and they took advantage of me as well as took my money. The Quality Assurance department, did refund $500 of my initial payment, after three months of waiting for my Interactive Trader Stock Options seminar because they recognized and admitted that they had not delivered on their promise of being back. After six months and the way I was treated as a customer who has paid and not yet received their services, I do not want to do business with them. They have not delivered on their end of the agreement. Had I known that six months later I would still be waiting for my Interactive Trading Stock Options seminar, I would not have paid up front. Why would they not refund the whole amount, I did not participate in half of the seminar. I thought they would be honest and trustworthy. With access to call records, I was able to show the credit card company their lack of communication and my consistent calls to find out more information. 7/12/2017 – The day following the initial free seminar, I called them to confirm that I was unavailable for the July 27th workshop and to find out other available dates. At this time there was nothing on their upcoming calendar. 8/10/2017 – I called to follow up confirming if they had any future dates on their calendar, they did not. 9/7/2017 – I called to follow up confirming if they had any future dates on their calendar, they did not. 10/19/2017 – I called to follow up confirming if they had any future dates on their calendar, they did not. 10/24/2017 – I called to follow up, concerned that they had not delivered on their promise and their response was that the Quality Assurance department would return my call. 10/24/2017 - Quality Assurance department returned my call and discussed the December 29th date on the calendar as well as a refund of $500, recognizing and admitting they had not been back to deliver on their promise. 10/26/2017 – I received a $500 refund back to my credit card. 12/01/2017 – I received a sales call from their Diversification department but it was not in regards to the Interactive Trading Stock Options Workshop I was waiting for, as they are different departments. 12/11/2017 – I called to follow up confirming the December 29th Stock Options workshop date, they confirmed the training, but could not confirm the location. 12/11/2017 - I received a follow up call from their Diversification department but it was not in regards to the Interactive Trading Stock Options Workshop, as they are different departments. I confirmed a future call appointment from their Diversification specialist on Tuesday 12/19/2017 at 1pm PST. 12/19/2017 – 1pm PST, I never received my scheduled call appointment from their Diversification specialist as we had booked on the calendar. 12/28/2017 – I called to confirm the Stock Options workshop training on December 29th and was informed it was not those specific dates any longer. 12/28/2017 – Quality Assurance department returned my call indicating that they had moved the date to January 4th and that they could not refund any more of my money. When I inquired further, they became rude and contradicting. They never initiated a single call to confirm any specific Interactive Trading Stock Options training dates with me as they had indicated they would on July 11th from the first encounter. At this point, even though they indicated I had a contract, they never delivered their end, therefore I was able to get my full payment returned.

If I could give 0 stars I would!! This is a bait and hook scam. I was invited to attend a free class and I did. We were told by a very convincing man we needed to attend a $997 seminar to learn how to invest in the stock market. He said it was so easy to learn his young daughter understands it. I paid the $997, and attended the classes almost 3 hours away. Well... when 3 hours from home at the classes we were told we actually really needed the $25,000 classes to learn enough to invest without losing a lot of $. When I told them I was uncomfortable with this and did not have that kind of $, I was told, "That's ok, we ran your credit. You can get a loan for $25,000 for a $3,000 fee." Now I'm super upset and seeing huge red flags. Then the guy (trying to get me to sign up for the loan) let's slip when you pay the $25,000 and go to Utah, you are given "great" opportunities to also invest in property there!!!! Can you believe that? It's one scam after the next!!! DO NOT FALL FOR THESE SCAMS!!!

Interactive Trader Workshop Package is a TOTAL SCAM! I signed up for $997 to receive a 3-day software training and only stayed for 2-days (13 Hrs) in which they showed the actual software 3 times for a total of maybe 20 minutes. All the rest of the time was spent on trying to get you to buy more training...total BS. Now I'm fighting my CC Company to dispute the charges...44 complaints this year to the BBB for "Response" training out of Utah. Its all about the numbers for them and they mentioned it in the training presentation while I was there...how many people they get to sign a contract to how many actually complain to get their money back! They play the odds and bank on the later...they said it, I didn't.

It I a pure scam. The 3 day course was full of promises; non, of which were delivered. They try to get you to increase credit card limits, so you can buy, yet another course. The 3 day course is worthless. They guy runs through everything 100 miles per hour. You ask a question and they tell you to take a more advanced course and that it is beyond the scope of this course to teach you everything. They promised in the selling seminar to do actual trades with you that Friday. Instead, they show you trades they supposedly did. Many of the concepts are full of holes. They tell you there is no risk in buying/selling options, but fail to tell you that when you set limits on trade prices, your order could be bypassed and you could incur substantial losses. They failed to tell you the risks involved. Finally, I called 3 times to cancel the ongoing $29.95, but was on hold for over 20 minutes. Finally, today, I got someone on the phone. As soon as I asked to cancel, she hung up on me. This is the 3rd tine, I dealt with a seminar company from Utah. This is the same pattern with Guy Kawasaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad program. They use the celebrities to sell their bogus courses; then leave you stranded, with credit card debt. Stay away from all these scammers and charge back your credit card to them, so they learn the hard way.