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ShareTrackin Scam: Avoid at All Costs!
I wish I never signed up. I wish the salesperson never got my number and called me.
ShareTrackin is a predatory scam that lures you with lies of effortless profits and easy money. They trapped me in a R35k loan for overpriced software, payable over 36 months, PLUS a 24-month subscription which adds to a total costing of R2500 per month. Cancellation attempts were met with stonewalling and misdirection.
They promise to help you trade, but they don't. They claim you need no trading knowledge, but you do. They say it only takes 5 minutes a day, but it takes much more. They promise you'll make money, but you'll lose more than you gain.
ShareTrackin is NOT a trading platform.
It's a simulation software that requires an additional platform to trade on. The promised "daily recommendations" are infrequent, often unprofitable, and time-consuming. The R35k loan is NOT for trading capital; you'll still need additional funds to trade with.
During onboarding, they even pressure you to write positive reviews on Google and HelloPeter while sitting next to you, so don't believe everything you read online.
Instead of falling for ShareTrackin's false promises, invest your R2500 a month in a reputable platform like EasyEquities. You'll have more control and a better chance of growing your money, even with blind investments. Don't let ShareTrackin steal your hard-earned cash!
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Good day, this is exactly my experience. It is sold as a platform that will assist you to make money. This is a training platform, and no matter how much training you are just never ready for real trading. The sales person says you need no knowledge, yet the training consultant insists you must track the shares. The sales person says it will take you 5 minutes on your phone, when you go through the training they tell you you must draw all these lines, and then monitor and them buy and sell when it gets to certain points, thus constant (daily) monitoring is required. They are scam artists. I wonder how Zach de Klerk sleeps at night, and if his family knows what a scam artist he is, taking bread out of innocent people's mouths. I wish I could warn everybody against them.