Trading Schools.OrgReviews of tradingschools.org

i honestly thought this website was satire. But no, its a bunch of miserable people on it.

This is a completely trash site. Positive feedback 100% paid to advertise. A negative review is a "honey bag" to lure owners into paying Emmit in exchange for a good one.

This company cant improve. Emmett Moore seems to be a wolf in sheep's clothing. In my humble opinion he is a total scam artist. I think - as MANY OTHER DO - he should be prosecuted tot he fullest extent of the law. He is a convicted con-man and thief. His reviews are carefully crafted to mislead the public and he should have the FTC all over him and his company. How has he been allowed to operate for so long. The review site is not protected by the 1st Amendment as is not a review site under those protections. Read the law, people. I happen to have two decades of experience in the law. As for the fools who actually believe this guy, you really need to get a brain. You are being deceived by the oldest con in the book. Grow up. It's all a "confidence scam." IF I COULD GIVE A NEGATIVE STAR, I WOULD.

Tradingschools.org is deplorable. Just read the rambling nonsensical crap of its author, Emmett "THE FELON CONMAN" Moore. This organization shamed people who are members of my company for years. I know the truth. They have been doing the same for a long time. I cannot talk about the specific legal actions against him. I cannot believe the ignorance and lack of logic with some of the positive comments. It must be Emmett posting his own reviews AGAIN! A person said the industry is corrupt and needs someone like Emmett to watch-dog it. But first, a note to Porter and EX: My man, you are right, we should be able to comment on BS - hang on tight... An intelligent gentleman would go to a company or school, ask to talk to its members, its CEO, its teachers or mentors. This intelligent person would come educated and armed with SEC regulations to question the groups that illegally show off brokerage accounts and use straight performance as a measure of success and inference that you WILL achieve the same. You TAKE THE TIME to get to know the company. If you can call and talk intelligently to the CEO to build trust, don't continue. If the company doesn't let you come and interact with the members, stay away. Take the time to build a relationship with those you do business with and don't let people like Emmett Moore sucker you, and lead to open your mouth in ignorance. Got it? One last paragraph for you, Porter. Yes, the industry is often corrupt, but that does not mean it needs and extortionist to extort good companies and mouthpiece his own. The logic does not follow Emmett Moore is not qualified, nor has the intelligence to do the job of the FTC, CFTC, SEC, and other agencies who are specifically designed to monitor and catch the criminals. Too bad they haven't locked-up Emmett Moore AGAIN... but this time for life. Please people, STOP the ignorant comments and support for such a criminal as Emmet Moore and Tradingschools.org. It makes you look really bad in the eyes of intelligence.

Seems like he might be after whistleblower rewards by his own admission. This is fine except the issue I have is most of the issues he reports are minor advertising violations not crimes or fraud. He seems very revenge driven and a nasty person possible a sociopath in my opinion.

Not the most honest company. They write good reviews themselves on their website, but this is not true.

This website uses smear tactics of people who run trading rooms and then trys to extort them into giving their trading records. Digs up dirt on peole without any real assessment that is valueable. Tactics are that of trolls. I do not reccomend taking trading room advice from these people.

I check his reviews from time to time - as with everything on the Internet - must be viewed a bit skeptically. That being said - I have found his reviews in line with my own observations about many of these trading schools. His basic criteria of requesting auditing trading logs essentially asks these traders to prove their claims - interesting that the vast majority won't. Don't know why these other reviewers have such heartburn with the guy. He's pretty upfront about his background - in a similar sense Frank Abagnale, Jr.(Catch Me if You Can) was also a con man - since then has been doing fraud prevention work for the last 20+ years. If you know of any other site that systematically reviews these "trading schools" - please post it.