Lifestyletraderevent Reviews 25

This guy is a joke. Keeps pushing this on virtually every youtube video out there. I feel for the people he is conning and so glad I checked Trustpilot before committing.

Run for your life; dont join the unlimited wealth club' it's a scam! I took the 3-day webinar; all good; 2 days after the webinar they called me offering me their universal wealth club; they said it would give me 10000 funding acesss; what they didnt explain on the phone is the GBP2500 trading money I had set aside they took as a subscription fee; and if you hit 5% loss in the 10000gbp the account is shut down, and you have lost GBP2500, or whatever fee they charged you; scam. taking advantage of rookies like that is criminal. That 2500 was all the trading cash I had; feel like a complete mug. My advice? Leave their GBP10000 margin fund offer well alone. Dont be a mug like me. They prey on the vulnerable. No remorse on their part, no recourse. Plus I am unemployed.

The only truth in this very clever charade is that he is making good money for himself, but it's not from trading, it's from the public suckered into their courses. They don't make money from trading themselves as well documented in the press already.

For safety I took my savings to TEDSTONEINVEST, I have doubled it and the withdrawal system is fast.
I'm staying with Ted absolutely.

Constant spamming of ads clearly makes money from selling to people rather than trading. These people are absolute scum

im just here because im sick of seeing this little weasel on youtube every 5 minutes flashing his plastic teeth (bought veneers cos he isnt capable of looking after his real teeth like a big boy) at me and lying about his wealth. You didnt make millions from trading, you made millions from selling the idea!

DO NOT Use this company they have fraudulently refused to give me refund of my money this hole company is a complete scam and I’m going through the process now of taking them to court to get my money back they block the comments on there social media because there is so many negative reviews. Awful company Greg and his cronies need to be professional and give refunds and not be scammers

So 18 reviews here but it might as well be none as not one has actually bought and tried his service.
Come on Greg, get some of your customers to leave some reviews.

Greg is a professional scammer, ask yourself this. If he was so good at making money and why waste your time on selling courses.

He makes his money selling courses just like the other fake gurus. Save your money and stay clear

Do not waist 3hrs of your precious time. Its pre-recorded. Not even a live trade.

I love Trustpilot Reviews The reviews seems to speak for the truth,
IF it was easy to make everyone a mini basic millionaire with online seminars Bill Gates, Jeff Besos, Elon Musk,Mark Zuckerberg would be doing this everyday.

I am going back to bed, it's Sunday

If this Donkey knew how to make as much money as his Fake YT adverts keep claiming he would not be advertising on YT he would be a billionaire who would not give a s%%t about anyone attending his training or buying his course as he was to busy making millions a day.

He is a well known scammer and has been done for it on several occassions.

Details in the UK press.

Scum

Guy is a complete scam artist and should be arrested. Every day I see him in you tube ads. These people make me laugh, claim they can make 200k a day yet they focus a lot of energy on up selling useless information for £39.99.

This guy (Greg Secker) is clearly a good enough snake oil salesman to keep making people 'come and have a look'. I was cynical tbh but thought would have a listen given that it's all pitched as free (yeah 'course)...
..so actually still have Greg in my headset as I write this - 23 July 2023 LearnToTrade/ Lifestyle trader webinar in the UK.
He is 57 minutes in and it's been kindergarten stuff up to now - he's still flannelling on about central bank policies and national economic health other things utterly irrelevant to the trend trader. Hard to take seriously.

I (like many others here) began to wonder if all the "audience interaction" - supposed call out of all the named (159 !) attendees - was real or just acting. So I posed a direct message - a couple of times in fact - asking him to prove it's live, by just calling out my name. He hasn't / I'm now 98% sure it's recorded -- as someone else said, there's too much talk about the pandemic. He may have a minion at home somewhere responding to a few questions, but I've had no replies / there's no-one there as far as I can see.

So -- save your time people / hes told us nothing useful in an hour, and from some recent comments isn't going to either. He's clearly winding up to trying to sell us his bit of software to "find those key trading moments for you.." - doubtless that's £39.99 a month when he gets to it.

I would also point out that Greg's company - the one named in the disclaimer on the 'risks' detail page, on the site - is a DORMANT Limited Company (non-trading) with overall assets of £1. That's from Companies House records (free to check online). That means it is not an active company (though another may be - but why is the disclaimer then, in the wrong company name ? If you go and look at his other companies (all filed UK Co info is public) none of them seem to be enterprises of any size. IF it was real, there would be traceable corporate evidence, and identifiable real HQ, there's nothing.

I recommend - SAVE YOUR MONEY - go read a good book on it instead. I recommend some of the great Trend Trading guides written up to 50 years ago. Interesting to rememeber that people made money on the markets LONG before the internet was a twinkle in anyone's eye, when trading was a phone call at each end. Good Luck all MH London

Why am I getting bombared with ads from this man/company? I think google are monoplizing their adverts.

I attended the webinar and felt very disappointed. As mentioned by other reviewers, the live webinar felt pre-recorded with Greg mentioning the 'pandemic last year'. It also lacked content and seemed like an exercise in basic marketing; attention, interest, desire, action. But I persisted through the 2+ hours video. I asked a number of questions in the comments section and only received very generic answers, like a chatbot!

Greg mentioned that beginners with lots of money are the best candidates but I would say that you need a good understanding of trading so you know and understand what you're getting in to and the very real risks involved in trading Forex. I would also recommend taking financial and legal advice before sighing up to anything. However, this is where the '101 Handbook of Marketing' comes in to the video; at the end on the video Greg mentions there are only a limited number of places available. This should be a Red Flag to everyone. If you don't know what FOMO is, look it up!

Overall, the presentation does come across as a sales pitch with little content. This review is for the Life Style Trader event and it is worthwhile reading the reviews on Learn To Trade.

PS. To complete the '101 Handbook of Marketing' I would expect a follow-up phone call or message within a few days.

I attended a so call live event today and yes, it definitely seemed pre-recorded. I noticed he kept referring to the economy of 2020/21 and from that I will not be investing any of my hard earned money!

invested £5000 lost it all never heard back from this guy

$1,000
In general, it is recommended that you have at least $1,000 to start trading forex. This will give you enough capital to make trades and manage your risk effectively. With a $1,000 account, you can start with a lot size of 0.01, which is the smallest lot size available.

So I got seduced to joining this free session after resisting for 2 years of seeing the ads. When I saw the session was going to last 3 hours I thought 'I dont have patience'. I then clicked around and then managed to find the pre-recorded version so skimmed through the whole presentation. So just to confirm, it is not live session - when the presenter looks at his screen and reads peoples names and comments, he is pretending because it is a prerecorded video. However, the information and principles in this presentation is useful and intriguing, even though quite basic, enough for any newbie to sign up to the paid training. To summarise I think its just a very nicely done marketing scheme - the youtube ads are slick and there dialogue have 'great selling hooks' that lead you to sign up for this session (though it took me 2 years) then a £3000 training course and then a further subscription to use there own trading platform. Everything you can learn here is already on the internet for free. You just need to invest time and study the content already out there. Then use virtual money for at least 3 months and feel comfortable before trading any real money.
Trading and investing are 2 completely different strategies but often get mixed up - ultimately its all just online gambling.

This guy is a buffon. He does not make money off trading. His main source of income is selling courses for gullible people. I woukd not say he is a scammer but you won't be successful by following him. Everything on him is fake, including the testimonial in his ads. Avoid him at all costs.