Yeah I thought the name was familiar. I attended a seminar held recently by K2A in Melbourne. I only attended for the free bonus really, as I have been burnt too many times to want to remember (various investments).
The seminar was a quick hour or two, and after the two-man presentation they offered a limited number of positions for attendance at their two-day course in Sydney, where the participants would undergo intense training and be a part of their "testimonials" (so K2A was saying you WILL be successful because they want you to succeed and say that, so they can use your statements for their marketing purposes).
The price was AUD$10k, but after the "hype" I was keen to attend. I enquired about why the cost was so high if they were really making good money with trading, and they said it was only $6k after the discount (which I did not see), and they justified the high price with the value of the information they were providing.
I am not saying these guys are true scammers, but perhaps they fit the category of rip-off artists because although they aren't simply cheating / stealing money, they are charging too much for simple-looking knowledge / strategies which can surely be obtained freely (or close to) on the net and elsewhere.
No, I am not attending, TYVM