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InvesTools
Review: Is InvesTools worth the price?
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Is InvesTools® what you're
looking for? What is included? How much does it
cost? Is it worth the price? I have done extensive research on InvesTools® and the following is my opinion of the InvesTools® stock investor program. Note: InvesTools® is a trademark of InvesTools®, Inc. this is a review of their product and we are no way related to InvesTools®, Inc. |
| InvesTools® is not a scam but it will cost you. |
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InvesTools® is a complete stock investing
package. Training, software, website etc. |
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| Over 320,000 have graduated from InvesTools® training. |
According to their SEC filings they have graduated
over 320,000 and only about 1/3 (98,000) are still
Investor Toolbox® subscribers. If their training
and technical tools are of any value then you
would think that more than 1/3 of their students
would stay on as subscribers. Bottom
line: It's not worth the price. They provide
some excellent training but it is way over priced.
There are many less expensive ways to get a good
education in investing. In fact
MarketClub gives you much more value than
InvesTools and cost a fraction of what Investools
does.If you would like more information I have
posted some comments from others who have
experience with Investools below. |
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What others
have said about InvesTools®.
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"DC "My husband and I have been involved with
Investools ® for about a year now and are very
happy with the education. We have only paper
traded
and have learned a lot. We believe you get what
you put into it. If you put the time and effort
into learning all the information then it is
totally worth every penny. We purchased the PhD
program and are very glad we did. We went to the 3
day Options Live Event in Utah last month and
again were very pleased with the training. We feel
that this is like going back to college for a
Masters Degree. This is definitely NOT a get rich
quick scam....it takes tons of time (hours and
hours of studying and coaching) and effort and
willingness to learn. |
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Here are some excerpts from a recent review I saw
on Epinions.com from user name Dile: I bought the Investools education during a high-pressure sales pitch during one of the "Basic Stocks" classes. They do not give you enough information to be "financially secure" after you have learned what they have to teach. Investools does not reply when you ask for a refund. They took my name, and told me I would be contacted within 7 to 10 working days. I was not contacted until after 13 working days, at which time I received voice mail with a phone number to return the call. In two months I returned the call 7 times - they called back only twice, and I never talked to a live person when I returned the calls. Not only that, when I disputed the charges with my credit card companies because they did not reply to my calls, they replied to the $995 charge that I had not contacted them for a refund, because the company that processed the $995 charge for the one-day Basic Stocks class that was required to use the web site was listed as "Get Motivated Business Seminars," where I was originally sold the $995 class - which I thought had nothing to do with the Success Magazine Investor Education, or Investools (which are just different "brands" of the same thing - see the 10-K again, Part I, Item 1. Business, Business Strategy section, at the end of the second paragraph). I cancelled the web site subscription, and they tried to keep part of the money for the "extension" I had agreed to earlier (because of their hard sell sales tactics from VERY sophisticated salesmen - they could sell milk to a cow!) - which wasn't supposed to start until two months after I had started asking for a refund! If you subscribe, you will: Pay at least $995 for "education" supposedly needed to use the site (well, sort of true, because there is no help like most web sites or programs - you have to talk to a person to get help in just where things are, and you have to subscribe to the "hotline" to talk to a person). Pay at least $350 for 6 months access to the web site Be subjected to hard sell sales tactics to buy MUCH more expensive education, while being told that, although you can make money with only the $995 "education", you can make much more with the $5,000 ("Associate Program" or "Basic Options"), $12,000 ("Masters", which adds "Advanced Technicals"), or $24,000 ("PhD" or "Program of High Distinction", which adds Advanced Options). Be subjected to continuing sales calls to sell you more coaching, trading rooms, or hot line access. Spend much more than the 3-5 hours per week they tell you is needed to learn the "system" Likely make no money or "a little" money, but not the riches they convince you you'll make In my opinion, these companies do not deal with customers like a company that wants its customers to be happy and recommend them to others. A BBB staffer told me a long time ago when I called about a company like this, "I can't tell you not to buy it, but do you hear what I'm telling you?" |
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Bottom
line: It's not worth the price. They provide
some excellent training but it is way over priced.
There are many less expensive ways to get a good
education in investing. In fact