misleading sales

Attended the February 3 day trading course. I felt completely ripped off. Instead of a trading course I attended another sales presentation (which I had to pay for!!!!!!). As with above complaint I was totally fed up by 2nd day listening to how I/we need to spend as much as we possible could on a couch to succeed. I learnt absolutely nothing during the course. You are taught virtually nothing (I was already a trader) - you have to PAY FOR EVEN ANOTHER COURSE for that!!! But I could also tell from the quality of the instruction that I would learn nothing from this "exhorbitant' next phase. From a South african perspective there are many extremely good experienced analysts who trade full time and also run very informative courses at a fraction of these costs. To repeat the above - Don't waste our money. As this is a UK company maybe the should familiarise themselves with the UK Misrepresentation Act 1967. "If one relied on a statement when deciding whether or not to go ahead with a purchase, and this then turns out to be wrong, one may be entitled to claim compensation" According to the SA National Consumer Commission - "Suppliers are not permitted to, directly or indirectly, provide consumers with false, misleading or deceptive representations regarding goods or services;" an argument for fraud?????