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I was also hammered with calls from a guy from e1 whos words just did not stop flowing.
Their persistancy was very irritating and finally I agreed to make a trial investment. During the period of my investment the DOW increased by approx. 50% and they managed to produce a loss of 50%with my money. I have now pulled out and closed my account.

I've worked at this office.  I personally know the owner, Ron.  He's a thief, should go back to delivering for Dominos.  His wife loves to drive the Range Rover in their home at New Jersey.  Perhaps one day one of their many children will inquire about Mr.Madoff.  Bottom line, this firm and others just like it need to be shut down for good, and civil suits agains Mr. Ron Yehuda Itin should be acted uppon immediately.

I couldn't agree with you more. There are select brokers that left E1 that can make it in the industry, however having E1 as a previous employer is the same as saying "hey, I used to work for a firm that knew nothing about the markets, forced stocks on clients, charged fee's that were astronomical, stole employee accounts, hired anyone that could speak English, grew the firm to 200+ brokers to develop client books then fired everyone at once, took their books then sued the brokers for trying to take their clients with them."

In a nutshell, they aren't a boiler room but close enough. ANY broker in this world knows that in order to properly manage assets, you need to LEARN about the market, not just sell apple and lasercard. Interesting enough how the LCRD buy out has raised some interesting eyebrows as to who controlled the stock for so long...

I was drawn in by Mike DeGiiglio with offers of making us money. We put in £15k 2 yuears ago and today the stock we hold is worth about £4k.  Are they are US operator or are they only trading with clients overseas/?

Call from E1 Asset Management to purchase SHares

Me too... Mike DeGiiglio came out with lasercard as a sure bet, his office sounded me out prior to his initial call. He claimed LCRD would fly because of the terror attacks in new york and london and the UK government were on the verge of signing up to ID cards. It sounded like a scam but all checks that I were able to carry out proved positive. Put in 2k in sterling which was never enough, they were constantly calling for 25 - 30 grand which became laughable. I felt at that point I was in a "penny, pump and dump" scam and wanted out. I lost money on LCRD but regained with apple on the pre xmas sales when their share often rise.... Me, well never again! Just glad to get out with a £500 loss and reading all of these blogs I feel relieved.

They just got fined by FINRA for $75,000, wonderful upstanding gents...

And in Sweden, we get those calls too.... Currently, with another major financial crisis looming above us, caused by US politicians one would wonder how successful they think they'll be, calling europeans with a US accent... :-)

Can you please tell me how we can sue for damages through a class action, report this boiler room outfit to SEC and FED and get nuisance call damages from the phone companies that accesorize in this s***

Got a call from this number looking for one of our ex employees out of the UK, but called us in the US.  Before I could say "he doesn't work here any..." the guy hung up without saying "ok, thanks" or "bye" or anything a normal decent human would say.

Received several calls from E1 asset management.  Big mistake investing with them.  Their main concern is the amount of commisions they can take from your account. Absolutely no knowledge trading.. lost $17k to bad trading and commision fees in just several months.

E1/Everest took me for $10,000 in the year 2,000...it seems they are still at it!

I interviewed with E1 a few years ago and they immediately offered me the job.  It wasnt about who was qualified or not, they were just hiring who ever came through the doors, it seemed like.  During the interview, I was led to a big "trading" floor and we sat on a couch right by the door to talk.   It was a joke to be interviwed that way.  I was able to see all these young, seemingly, new college grades running around, all dis-sheveled and flustered.  I could tell they hire anyone.  The interviewed said I would be working directly with him, trying to get him clients and i would be paid minimum wage until I passed my license exams.  if you've ever watch boiler room, the scene was pretty much the same.  now after reading all these posts, it seems like i made a good choice while laughing my ass off when i left the evelator.  it was a joke and could tell it was a scam (hence googling "e1 scam" and finding this post.  

i just feel bad for all the people that lost $$ with them.  Some of the people that work there have complaints on their FINRA brokercheck but they usually settle for a much lower amount.  Hey, they made all that commissions, and figure a few complaints here and there would be okay.

I have an interview with them tomorrow??? Should I go...

How did your interview turn out? ....

I interviewed with E1 years ago, I meet with this women Rachel sue she's this skinny little Asian chick during the interview she was real rude to me ;the meeting didn't go well.
it went like this. she read a sentence to me real fast I didn't even have time to process it; she asked me to reiterate what she told me. I couldn't remember what she said ,because she said it so fast. At least let me right it down. she wanted me to say it the way she said it . I couldnt remember the whole sentence.
I knew I was crashing hard so I said I'm a little nervous she was like ok fine in a rude way she's like if you mention your nervous again I'm gonna throw you out.. that's how it went.. what a real jerk..

only thing good about E1 is that they do pay 8 per hour 5 days per week 6 hours per day to cold call account opener till licensed I think they offer full sponsorship, but not sure if they pay for the exam.but the work hours are pretty good work from 630 am till 1230 pm then go home & study for the exams it's a good deal. for the dude that has an interview with them, I'd go work a few months pass the exam then go work for another company. take advanage of work hours. most companies out there the trainning program comes with NO money you don't get paid & have to work 8/ 9 hours per day which doesn't leave much time to study for exams. E1 sucks ,but the training work hours are good.

From this number I got 4 calls the past days. Could be a share-seller.
Two years ago, I started dealing with such a guy, he was crazy and didn't stop to increase the stake.
We started with around 2000 CHF, he wanted to deal with 30'000 and even more!!!
He told me to chop my head off (he thought this was funny..) if I dont agree in increasing the amounts.
I soon stopped dealing with him which was not easy; its easier to not start.

I know a guy who works at E1 Asset Management that makes $100,000 a month.

Of course, not everyone can get to those levels.  It takes a lot of hard work and dedication.  

In this business, you can make as much money as you want.  That's why they don't pay newbies that are starting out much.  Because those who are good at the game can make more based on their performance.

Kristy,

You used to work there.  You're the Latina who won't admit she is Latina.  You got no class and no ass.
Start going to the gym girl.

This company keeps ringing and asking for the director. when i ask who's calling they hang up!! How rude!