Digbyarbuthnot
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I am intrigued by this whole posting.
Firstly I am brand new to this site so for give any minor protocol errors. I am looking to trade to fund my early retirement and found this site while researching courses and trading information.
Initially I thought the first post (by Digbyarbuthnot) was from a disgruntled employee due to the style and wording (I quoted on one of the many such comments). According to the initial posting Digbyarbuthnot just attended a workshop and did not invest any money, so I could not understand the indignation caused by just a messy office or the level of detailed company information.
There is no such thing as bad publicity and with Digbyarbuthnot on at least one occasion replying to their own comment to keep the thread going, I am a little bit suspicious. Could this be a clever publicity ploy on the lines of the Marmite love it or hate it, try it idea?
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Those who are successful make noise about themselves, those who are not make noise about others.
Hi there!
I admit I was as confused as you are about the situation! Although it has all become MUCH clearer since. The info on my initial post was nothing more than I found from Googling 'Mike Baghdady'. Google suggested the addition of 'scam' and 'bankruptcy' to me. That raised alarms and that's why I posted on here.
I thought it was odd that a millionaire trader would have a mess of an office, that he's a bankrupt and that he continually threatened legal action against anyone who disputed him or his delusional claims.
Also, the idea that there is no such thing as bad publicity isn't true in real life. I work in media the amount of press releases and pr agencies who specialise in crisis management is huge. A reputation is very hard to earn but it can very easily be lost. The BBC consumer shows Watchdog, Cowboy Builders, Rip Off Britain etc has put a lot of companies out of business because they have been exposed and destroyed the false clams of many.
Good luck with your trading and promise that you won't spend a huge amount of money on a course with Mike Baghdady.
PS I'm not an ex-employee, but I have been in contact with a few. they all say much the same thing - that Mike Baghdady is not to be trusted and I've saved myself £5000. Now I want to save other people from falling into the trap very nearly ended up in