Sharetrackin

In 2015 being widowed, a son at universaty and working two jobs to make ends meet, I was approaced by a consultant Okkie Raath selling Sharetrackin. Buy and sell shares on the JSE. Big promises, I had to hurry to buy the software that same evening he came to present the product. I was promised assistance etc. No need to say that the R33 200,00 that I spend on my credit card was big schoolfees paid on my side. But I worked harder over weekends and manage to pay this amount off in 2017. From late last year a consultant from sharetrackin contacted me again saying "they noticed that I havent't generated any income from my package bought" they offerred me their brand new software worth R51 000.00 with all the help and assistsance I need. After a couple of phonecalls from them, and me expIaining that my prevoius encounter has put me in a lot off debt and I'm not going there again, I said send me the proposal I'll have a look at it. Info was mailed by Lee Williams. I had a look but did not respond, once bitten, twice shy, approximately 3 weeks ago I received a phonecall from Jan from Sharetrackin. Upon his querrie why I do not want the software, they want to help me get my money lost back etc, I said " if you really want to help me, pay me back the money I lost" Jan rep**** he'll take this up with his manager and report back to me. No need to say, nobody reported back. Because they want to help but only by giving me free software and help to invest my money, which I don't have a extra cent off each month, and surely they'll benefit from this and not from paying me back my money lost. Be carefull, don't fall for all the stories and opportunities, times are tough and people are desperate to make extra cash. Think twice before commiting yourself to anything that will cost you money to make money. Cornelia Bennett