Diversified Trading Institute 3929 Airport Boulevard, Mobile, AL 36609

"Do not waste your money . It's a ripoff . Software is pretty much useless although expensive . Your better off throwing your money into the market instead of losing it here, at least you will gain some experience in the market. They only show you winning trades not the losers . When I was around they would put in a dax trade in high volatility and it would go south and they would quickly change screens to avoid showing the bad trade."

"DTI has Tom Busby, a good salesman. He's all the mojo they have. Don't waste your money here. Problem: Most trading gurus and charlatans will sell you magic beans. That's all they have -- a sales pitch, just like DTI."

"The entire staff at DTI truly cared about my success as a trader when I arrived in 2009. That has not changed, and the education I received remains unlike anything else I've experienced in the industry. Truly a gem of a company -- and more like family."

"I signed up and paid for the training with Tom Busby for Tbuz. They took my $250 for a monthly payment which I agreed to pay on a monthly basis. I was then contacted by Jeffery Ondraka from there office to strong arm me into either an annual lump sum payment of to engage a finance company to pay them the full amount. I told Jeffery I was willing to honor the agreement if they were. I guess they misrepresented the offer. Because I was then told I was banned from the site, even thought I had paid for the 1st month. They did not want the others to know how they were strong arming me to pay. Makes you wonder why they want it all up front when they offer a monthly fee. Maybe because the service is not what they say so get the money up front and then goodbye? I did email the company and asked that it be forwarded to Tom Busby and for a reply. Of course no response. Once they get your money you are forgotten, no response even to a paying customer. I would beware of this company if they are bait and switching you right from the start."

"Lots of hand-waving and loudness, on top of confusing hype during instruction. Mr. Busby tells you it's the journey you're paying for; ha, how about the destination? Much, too much expensive. The printed materials were poorly written with critical mistakes leading the reader to incorrect conclusions. This guy is way too full of himself to be a good mentor/instructor/coach/concept-conveyor. If you can get his price down to $100, you'd be paying closer to what it's worth....NOT $5,000 to $10,000!!!"