In response to Matt Gagnon

We buried a loved one this weekend. My mind hasn't been quite right this week, so it appears I have missed much of the melee involving Matt Gagnon and e-currency exchange. I've been to the board, just not really seeing it I guess. I'm going to make this as short as possible, as I just don't have the energy to get into an exchange with Mr. Gagnon at this point. I just couldn't let this go unanswered, silly I'm sure, but still. I will let it end at this. Matt, if you want to contact me further feel free to e-mail me at radavidson AT hotmaildotcom

Matt said:I would love to see what you found word for word considering me either paid a fee or created the content ourselves.

I will post the link here, it will appear at the bottom of this post. Read through it. You will see that there is quite a bit that is word for word. I don't know why. I'm not saying you stole it from anyone. I'm not saying anyone stole it from you. It just seems a bit fishy to me. Rarely do two separate people, without collaboration, put several thoughts down on paper in the exact same text. I don't know why it is that way and at this point I don't care.

Matt said: If you knew about this resource why did you pay us? OH.........Beacuse you didn't even know about the opportunity until we introduced you to it. Is that worth something? Apparently not.

The fact is that I wasn't paying for an introduction to something. I paid for a course that was represented as being a comprehensive lesson in e-currency trading. I do not believe that is what your course is.

Matt said: I have paid $10,000 for an introduction before. I sent a $3,000 gift to a guy that taught me to trade stocks. Was the $3,000 worth? You bet it was. He taught me short stocks not long after that. I get tired of people that complaint (YES COMPLAIN) I could have found this cheaper or I could have figured it out myself. Then why did you order stuff from us? Because that isn't true. You could say this about any sort of teaching, mentoring or seminars.

And still the fact remains that I didn't pay for an introduction. I paid for an across-the-board training course. What I feel I got was a pep rally for e-currency exchange.

Matt said: We charge $299 which is a steal. You act like we milked $10,000 out of you.

$10 or $10,000. I don't think it matters when what is promised is not delivered. My opinion is that your website and you course are a whole lot of hype and not enough substance. I will say that you make it look very attractive. You are very good at what you do. And just because I don't feel like the course was worth my time or money doesn't mean that there are thousands of others out there that feel it is worth the $299 and much more. E-currency trading is not for me. Neither is your course. And maybe I am an idiot for not getting into it, as it says on your website, but so be it.

Matt said: The opportunity is real. Now you can either complain about it or go and make money. You can't do both.

No more complaints from me. This ends my e-currency adventure. All I ever wanted was a refund. My initial e-mailed refund request to you went unanswered. My second e-mail, which I will admit was probably a little angry, was answered with "why don't you call me?". If I had wanted to talk on the phone about it I would have called you in the first place. E-mail is a much more comfortable medium for me. It seems you think $299 is small potatoes, for goodness' sake you paid $10,000 for an INTRODUCTION. $299 is not going to break my family, but it kills me that I feel like it was money thrown out the window. Returning my $299 wouldn't break your budget ($10,000 for an introduction) and it would go a long way towards restoring my confidence in MAZU.

To anyone else still reading this, sorry for all the silliness and here is the link to Free DXGold training.