I did the same thing and got someone named jay reilley asking for alan hadan. I told that miserable telephone dialing idiot to take my phone number off the computer data bank. He said ok without knowing who the heck was calling him since he thought he was calling out. I just trace the call and suggest everyone does. HIT *57 then dial 1 to trace. Three times and you can make a complaint of harassment.
I got the same "Brian Winters" and "Tom Austin" from 949-752-2980 and 949-752-2982. When Tom gave me his callback number, he said to call 877-205-1445. They claimed to be part of "CTI Group" and showed me a government website (sos.ca.gov) that showed the business as legitimate. Then they took me to the autofuturestrading.com site, gave me a password, showed me their purported results. They also wanted me to look at foremosttrading.com (which has a very similar logo to elitetrader.com, an online trader's forum, and a very stripped down website for a company claiming to have been in business for 30 years, although BBB shows their incorporation date as February 2004).
Anyway, after several hours of reading I came up with: Cooper Trading points to autofuturestrading.com as their website, but has a different address as on the website's contact me page (per Better Business Bureau). They have the same sales pitch ($6000 for the system, money back guarantee, foremost trading as the broker) and guarantee as Luxman Trading Concepts (detailed on BBB's site) and a BAD record for honoring their written money back guarantee, meaning you'll never see your $6000 again once you fork it over.
By the way, I'm a high school math teacher and so I decided to run the numbers. If you earned on your meager $2500 investment what they claimed to me (an average of 15% per month) and left it to grow in your account for just 5 years, you'd have 9.5 million dollars. In 10 years, you'd have over 41 BILLION dollars. (Obviously there are limits to the commodities market that make this impossible, but you get the picture.) Ask yourself: would you really give that system away for $6000 to just anyone, especially through a telemarketing agency? Think people.
323-348-4766 is the CTI Group phone number that Brian Winters gave me. He, too, sounded really convincing...selling S&P EMINI Index. $6,000 to use the online trading, etc. etc. If I lost even $1.00 on the market at the end of the year, I would get it back. He was a smooth talker. The average monthly returns this past year were 18%. I'm convinced it is a scam.