Biggest scam in South Africa or just ignorant? (Tradeonomix , Loopprotrader, Alphadexpro # Eben Potgieter )

Enough is enough! I have given you enough time to refund my other 50%. To SA and the rest of the world, I have first-hand experience of how the product (trading system) works and how the owners operate. I have more than 10 years of experience in online forex trading and have lost a lot of money by trying to trade for myself. Generally, I have a good idea what is going on and for the past 3 years I have dedicated my ALL to studying and improving myself with all there is to know regarding forex and the rest of the markets. In the past 3 years, I have patiently kept myself from trading until I feel/ know that I have mastered everything. Meanwhile, in this 3 year period, I have bought a trading system (not sure even who the real company is Tradeonomix, Loopprotrader or Alphadexpro) for R50 000.00 because I saw it as a good investment because the price will increase to R75 000.00 later that month. Eben Potgieter's (owner/ creator/ founder blah blah blah) employee told me I must pay him the money instead of paying the money to Eben (or one of his companies). I paid the guy (Employee/ partner) R50 000.00 and received the product. Allegedly, this guy took the money and told Eben that I am a poor white South African male that struggles and that I have only paid R25 000.00. I sent Eben the proof of payment to Eben (of R50000.00). Eben refunded me R25 000.00 on the spot and said I should not ask/ demand for the rest of the money from his employee/ partner. He was saying/ claiming that I will be making so much money with the system that it will cover my 50% loss I was experiencing. I, however, did contact the guy and then he started paying R900 per month for 2 or 3 months. After that, he said he was broke and he also needs to go look for a job. Yesterday, Eben blamed me for 'daring' to attempt to contact the guy for my refund (as if almost saying that all is my fault and now I won't get a sent from him anymore.) Today he wrote to me in a WhatsApp that I have to contact the guy for my money. (Very confusing)

More confusing events like this happened about the 'trading system'. They blamed me for trying to learn the system too fast by spending more than 10 hours per day behind the screen/ monitor instead of 1-2 hours per day. I wasn't trading, I was just trying to learn and see the system in action (and familiarizing myself as much as possible). How am I suppose to learn if they limit you to that small amount of training time or 'taking in'/ absorbing? All probably (so it seems) to 'play for time' that if your training happens over a longer period before you finally realize that you have been sold a worthless product.

See attached are pictures of the chat where he constantly deletes his chat and stuff he said and then refuses to acknowledge what has been said.

BTW I have pictures of all of the admin members in the WhatsApp trading group as well, will decide when to upload them.