Sharetrackin
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02 Feb 2026, 12:00
Sharetrackin-Please Read Before Signing
Sharetrackin – Please Read Before Signing
If you are considering Sharetrackin, please do thorough research and do not allow yourself to be rushed or pressured into signing anything.
I was contacted by phone and offered a presentation promising an opportunity to make money on the stock exchange. At the time, I was under financial pressure and agreed to the meeting. The salesperson was professional and convincing, and the system was presented as simple and highly profitable. In hindsight, it sounded too good to be true.
I was asked to sign several contracts during the presentation without being given sufficient time to study the fine print or reflect on the decision.
I later discovered that I had committed to: • R1,642.96 per month for 48 months via CT Finance • Interest rate: 27.75% • Additional service and protection fees • Total repayment: approximately R90,750 • Plus R399 per month for 24 months for a subscription (R9,576 total)
These full costs were not clearly disclosed upfront.
The service mainly consists of online training and access to Telegram groups providing trading ideas. I was told investments would be leveraged, but this was never explained clearly or in a way I could fully understand. Opening and linking the actual trading account was delayed and problematic.
I later learned that Trade Nation, the trading platform, is not part of Sharetrackin, and that their support is supposedly “free,” which raised serious concerns about what exactly I was paying for.
Despite claims that this only requires minutes a day, the reality is that it demands constant attention and time. I also believe that the profit figures discussed are largely theoretical.
After signing, I noticed an unusually high number of positive Hello Peter reviews. During my experience, I received repeated calls encouraging me to submit a favourable review, which made me uncomfortable.
Once the sales excitement wears off, you may find yourself locked into long-term debt (close to R100,000) for a service that may not suit your time availability, risk tolerance, or expectations.
My advice: remain level-headed, read every contract carefully, calculate the total cost, and do not sign anything under pressure.
I hope this helps others make an informed decision.
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Replies (2)Sharetrackin's replyOfficial
02 Feb 2026, 12:23Good afternoon, Gerhard.
We refer to your review and do not agree with the submissions you are raising.
You were offered payment options: EFT, Credit Card, or Finance. You chose the latter. A copy of the purchase agreement was left with you. If you had inquiries, it was easy to reach out - contact information is on the agreement.
You confirmed the finance after the finance house contacted you, confirmed the term, and the monthly amount payable. Any client can settle the account with them at an earlier stage by requesting a settlement.
ShareTrackin is not a trading platform; it is a training system. In terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act 37 of 2002, all active trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange or any other broker platform must be done through a registered Stockbroker. Any client can use a broker of their choice; Trade Nation was merely suggested because a lot of our clients make use of their platform.
It is important to note that every client learns at their own pace. Factors like previous trading knowledge, how you apply risk management, etc. does affect the time spent on the system as well as the willingness to learn. We receive a lot of positive feedback on our support team and the webinar classes.
Any business loves to hear from its clients. We encourage clients to share their experience.
Any investment in your future will require effort.
Our team will leave no stone unturned to ensure you receive the value of what you have purchased.
Sincerely.
ShareTrackin
We refer to your review and do not agree with the submissions you are raising.
You were offered payment options: EFT, Credit Card, or Finance. You chose the latter. A copy of the purchase agreement was left with you. If you had inquiries, it was easy to reach out - contact information is on the agreement.
You confirmed the finance after the finance house contacted you, confirmed the term, and the monthly amount payable. Any client can settle the account with them at an earlier stage by requesting a settlement.
ShareTrackin is not a trading platform; it is a training system. In terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act 37 of 2002, all active trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange or any other broker platform must be done through a registered Stockbroker. Any client can use a broker of their choice; Trade Nation was merely suggested because a lot of our clients make use of their platform.
It is important to note that every client learns at their own pace. Factors like previous trading knowledge, how you apply risk management, etc. does affect the time spent on the system as well as the willingness to learn. We receive a lot of positive feedback on our support team and the webinar classes.
Any business loves to hear from its clients. We encourage clients to share their experience.
Any investment in your future will require effort.
Our team will leave no stone unturned to ensure you receive the value of what you have purchased.
Sincerely.
ShareTrackin
Best regards,
Sharetrackin's reply02 Feb 2026, 12:23
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Good afternoon, Gerhard.
We refer to your review and do not agree with the submissions you are raising.
You were offered payment options: EFT, Credit Card, or Finance. You chose the latter. A copy of the purchase agreement was left with you. If you had inquiries, it was easy to reach out - contact information is on the agreement.
You confirmed the finance after the finance house contacted you, confirmed the term, and the monthly amount payable. Any client can settle the account with them at an earlier stage by requesting a settlement.
ShareTrackin is not a trading platform; it is a training system. In terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act 37 of 2002, all active trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange or any other broker platform must be done through a registered Stockbroker. Any client can use a broker of their choice; Trade Nation was merely suggested because a lot of our clients make use of their platform.
It is important to note that every client learns at their own pace. Factors like previous trading knowledge, how you apply risk management, etc. does affect the time spent on the system as well as the willingness to learn. We receive a lot of positive feedback on our support team and the webinar classes.
Any business loves to hear from its clients. We encourage clients to share their experience.
Any investment in your future will require effort.
Our team will leave no stone unturned to ensure you receive the value of what you have purchased.
Sincerely.
ShareTrackin
We refer to your review and do not agree with the submissions you are raising.
You were offered payment options: EFT, Credit Card, or Finance. You chose the latter. A copy of the purchase agreement was left with you. If you had inquiries, it was easy to reach out - contact information is on the agreement.
You confirmed the finance after the finance house contacted you, confirmed the term, and the monthly amount payable. Any client can settle the account with them at an earlier stage by requesting a settlement.
ShareTrackin is not a trading platform; it is a training system. In terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act 37 of 2002, all active trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange or any other broker platform must be done through a registered Stockbroker. Any client can use a broker of their choice; Trade Nation was merely suggested because a lot of our clients make use of their platform.
It is important to note that every client learns at their own pace. Factors like previous trading knowledge, how you apply risk management, etc. does affect the time spent on the system as well as the willingness to learn. We receive a lot of positive feedback on our support team and the webinar classes.
Any business loves to hear from its clients. We encourage clients to share their experience.
Any investment in your future will require effort.
Our team will leave no stone unturned to ensure you receive the value of what you have purchased.
Sincerely.
ShareTrackin
Best regards,
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Anonymous's updateReviewer Update
02 Feb 2026, 13:38Thank you for the response.
I stand by my review.
While it is correct that finance options were presented and that finance was confirmed, this does not negate my concerns regarding the sales process, expectation-setting, and the value received versus what was represented at the point of sale. Being provided with an agreement does not automatically mean that the implications, limitations, and risks were adequately explained in a way that an average consumer could reasonably assess before committing to long-term finance.
Referring clients to “contact details on the agreement” places the responsibility entirely on the consumer, rather than acknowledging the obligation of the sales process to ensure informed consent upfront.
Regarding feedback and reviews, it is also relevant to note my experience at the start of the relationship: clients are contacted early on and encouraged to post positive Hello Peter reviews while they are still onboarding and before they have had sufficient time to evaluate the system, the support, or real-world outcomes. This practice can create a misleading impression of overall client satisfaction and does not reflect a mature, long-term user experience.
While ShareTrackin may not be a trading platform, the manner in which the system is presented, together with sales discussions and examples used, strongly implies achievable outcomes that are not realistic for many clients, particularly those without prior trading experience. Suggesting a specific broker, even if framed as optional, further reinforces this perception.
Statements such as “every client learns at their own pace” do not address the core concern raised in my review, which relates to expectation management, transparency, and suitability, not effort or willingness to learn. Effort alone does not bridge the gap between marketing representations and actual results.
I acknowledge that some clients may have positive experiences; however, this does not invalidate negative ones. Public review platforms exist so that prospective clients can make informed decisions by seeing balanced feedback over time, not only early-stage impressions.
My intention in posting this review is to share my genuine experience so others can ask the right questions before committing financially.
I remain open to a constructive resolution.
I stand by my review.
While it is correct that finance options were presented and that finance was confirmed, this does not negate my concerns regarding the sales process, expectation-setting, and the value received versus what was represented at the point of sale. Being provided with an agreement does not automatically mean that the implications, limitations, and risks were adequately explained in a way that an average consumer could reasonably assess before committing to long-term finance.
Referring clients to “contact details on the agreement” places the responsibility entirely on the consumer, rather than acknowledging the obligation of the sales process to ensure informed consent upfront.
Regarding feedback and reviews, it is also relevant to note my experience at the start of the relationship: clients are contacted early on and encouraged to post positive Hello Peter reviews while they are still onboarding and before they have had sufficient time to evaluate the system, the support, or real-world outcomes. This practice can create a misleading impression of overall client satisfaction and does not reflect a mature, long-term user experience.
While ShareTrackin may not be a trading platform, the manner in which the system is presented, together with sales discussions and examples used, strongly implies achievable outcomes that are not realistic for many clients, particularly those without prior trading experience. Suggesting a specific broker, even if framed as optional, further reinforces this perception.
Statements such as “every client learns at their own pace” do not address the core concern raised in my review, which relates to expectation management, transparency, and suitability, not effort or willingness to learn. Effort alone does not bridge the gap between marketing representations and actual results.
I acknowledge that some clients may have positive experiences; however, this does not invalidate negative ones. Public review platforms exist so that prospective clients can make informed decisions by seeing balanced feedback over time, not only early-stage impressions.
My intention in posting this review is to share my genuine experience so others can ask the right questions before committing financially.
I remain open to a constructive resolution.
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Anonymous's update02 Feb 2026, 13:38
Reviewer Update
Thank you for the response.
I stand by my review.
While it is correct that finance options were presented and that finance was confirmed, this does not negate my concerns regarding the sales process, expectation-setting, and the value received versus what was represented at the point of sale. Being provided with an agreement does not automatically mean that the implications, limitations, and risks were adequately explained in a way that an average consumer could reasonably assess before committing to long-term finance.
Referring clients to “contact details on the agreement” places the responsibility entirely on the consumer, rather than acknowledging the obligation of the sales process to ensure informed consent upfront.
Regarding feedback and reviews, it is also relevant to note my experience at the start of the relationship: clients are contacted early on and encouraged to post positive Hello Peter reviews while they are still onboarding and before they have had sufficient time to evaluate the system, the support, or real-world outcomes. This practice can create a misleading impression of overall client satisfaction and does not reflect a mature, long-term user experience.
While ShareTrackin may not be a trading platform, the manner in which the system is presented, together with sales discussions and examples used, strongly implies achievable outcomes that are not realistic for many clients, particularly those without prior trading experience. Suggesting a specific broker, even if framed as optional, further reinforces this perception.
Statements such as “every client learns at their own pace” do not address the core concern raised in my review, which relates to expectation management, transparency, and suitability, not effort or willingness to learn. Effort alone does not bridge the gap between marketing representations and actual results.
I acknowledge that some clients may have positive experiences; however, this does not invalidate negative ones. Public review platforms exist so that prospective clients can make informed decisions by seeing balanced feedback over time, not only early-stage impressions.
My intention in posting this review is to share my genuine experience so others can ask the right questions before committing financially.
I remain open to a constructive resolution.
I stand by my review.
While it is correct that finance options were presented and that finance was confirmed, this does not negate my concerns regarding the sales process, expectation-setting, and the value received versus what was represented at the point of sale. Being provided with an agreement does not automatically mean that the implications, limitations, and risks were adequately explained in a way that an average consumer could reasonably assess before committing to long-term finance.
Referring clients to “contact details on the agreement” places the responsibility entirely on the consumer, rather than acknowledging the obligation of the sales process to ensure informed consent upfront.
Regarding feedback and reviews, it is also relevant to note my experience at the start of the relationship: clients are contacted early on and encouraged to post positive Hello Peter reviews while they are still onboarding and before they have had sufficient time to evaluate the system, the support, or real-world outcomes. This practice can create a misleading impression of overall client satisfaction and does not reflect a mature, long-term user experience.
While ShareTrackin may not be a trading platform, the manner in which the system is presented, together with sales discussions and examples used, strongly implies achievable outcomes that are not realistic for many clients, particularly those without prior trading experience. Suggesting a specific broker, even if framed as optional, further reinforces this perception.
Statements such as “every client learns at their own pace” do not address the core concern raised in my review, which relates to expectation management, transparency, and suitability, not effort or willingness to learn. Effort alone does not bridge the gap between marketing representations and actual results.
I acknowledge that some clients may have positive experiences; however, this does not invalidate negative ones. Public review platforms exist so that prospective clients can make informed decisions by seeing balanced feedback over time, not only early-stage impressions.
My intention in posting this review is to share my genuine experience so others can ask the right questions before committing financially.
I remain open to a constructive resolution.