4XMade Easy - Global Tec Rip-off Elaborate, well-orchestrated, marketing scam that lures, deceives, preys on the naive and elderly. Addison Texas

A couple weeks ago I "bit" on one of those Sunday morning Info-mercials. It was April 1st! Little did I know I was to be made a real fool as I attended the 4X Made Easy introductory presentation in Fort Myers, Florida.

The attendees were sequestered in a hallway while the meeting room was being "prepared". About 60 people were then martialed in to view a slick and sophisticated system of investing in the international foreign currency exchange (FOREX) market. The speaker made it all sound so simple to do that I and many others purchased the $3800 software and the monthly $100 data feed charge we were told was necessary to run the program.

After loading the software on my computer I attended two of the recommended online training meetings. Everyone of the customers that dialed-in on the conference call expressed dismay and confusion; the product was not performing and the instructor was terse and quick to move to new topics leaving questions unanswered.

I then attended a one-day training session. The speaker seemed to know his product and was even more expert at selling the add-on 4X Tracker program. This was yet another $100 per month access fee as a "must have". At the end of the day, however, I made the decision to cancel my so-called membership, but there was no announcement about guarantees nor was anyone around to whom I could return my software - it was late and the team was rolling their suitcases out the door!

I met several students/customers that night who were re-sitting for more training because they had lost significant sums of money despite following 4X Made Easy's rules and guidelines to the letter. After months, and in some cases years, of trying this software, these long-time 4X Made Easy customers were still struggling to recover their losses.

The audience in this training was overwhelmingly senior citizens who entered with high hopes. Unfortunately the program is so complex that extensive training and practice is even recommended by the trainers before any "real money" is risked in actual trades. More unfortunately, we had all already risked our Real Money in the purchase price of the software!

Early the next day, I called the Customer Service Line to cancel and had to leave a message because no one answered the phones. The company has major offices on South Orange Avenue in Orlando, Florida along with more offices in Addison, Texas. This is a company that promotes its "WizeTrade" internet "TV" program.

Global Tec's company motto is "Our Customers Success Guarantees Our Success". My experience tells otherwise - this company's customer service is all bad!

Not only did the so-called "customer service" representative, named Kerry Robinson, refuse to cancel my membership and refund the cost of the software, he was rude, arrogant and condescending. He would not allow me to escalate my request and was very secretive about names of managers in this organization and their contact information.

It is one thing to Rip-Off those of us who still have day-jobs and can continue to earn a living. It is truly evil to Rip-Off the elderly who are lured to believe they can easily augment their Social Security checks.

To Summarize, 4XMade Easy and the Global Tec company is a very slick Marketing Group who exploits the financially naive. Reports are listed on other Scam websites as well as the Rip-Off Report. For your protection and review, please go look at them.

Note: This is a warning. I followed the rules and 4XMade Easy denied to refund me the price of its worthless software. Stay away from 4X Made Easy and Global Tec. It is the smoothest, high-tech trap you'll ever lose your money to. Hopefully "60 Minutes" and every local Newspaper and TV Consumer Advocate will take this Rip-Off Company to task and stop it in its tracks.

Gregory
Fort Myers, Florida
U.S.A.