Thread: Gain Capital / Glenn Stevens / Bill Schneider + Oceanside Justin "Broker" Jones

PR in action!!!

http://www.oceansidenetwork.com/trolls/

Soapboxmom

Oh my. SBM, you should be ashamed of yourself, attacking such pillars of the community. You're such a meanie.

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Broker better be very careful who he signs up. CEO Glenn Stevens is not likely to appreciate the continuing PR work Justin "Broker" Jones and Oceanside are doing for him.

Broker is basically soliciting all across the net on various forums in the least subtle manner possible. One never does know who might be reading and I can assure these guys that the enforcement agencies do read my threads. That conveniently saves me from filing reports about certain scams and frauds now and then! They contact me and request all the pertinent documents I have in my possession.

Soapboxmom

I hope Mr. Schneider and Mr. Stevens will be joining us on the fine threads here to answer some questions.

http://www.realscam.com/f12/oceansid...om-cawits-383/

I assume they will be taking full responsiblity for the advertising methods of Mr. Jones on their behalf.

Jones has a very long ad running on mlm.com. I take it as most post made by other individuals asking legitimate questions are deleted that he is paying to keep that Ad up, perhaps?

Glenn Stevens was a Finalist for Uncle Ernie's Entrepreneur of the Year:

GAIN Capital CEO, Glenn Stevens, Named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur... -- BEDMINSTER, N.J. and NEW YORK, June 1 /PRNewswire/ --

He has an impressive bio:

Glenn Stevens

Chief Executive Officer Glenn Stevens, chief executive officer of GAIN Capital, is a financial industry veteran with more than 25 years trading and foreign exchange (FX) experience at some of Wall Street's most prestigious financial institutions.
Mr. Stevens drives the strategic goals of the company and oversees all of its business units. He joined GAIN Capital in February 2000 as a founding partner and managing director, and assumed the CEO role in June 2007. In addition to his corporate responsibilities, Mr. Stevens is an active leader in the retail forex industry. He serves on the National Futures Association's FX Advisory Committee and is a founding member of the Foreign Exchange Dealer's Coalition (FXDC).
Previously, Mr. Stevens was managing director, head of North American sales and trading at Natwest Bank. In this role, Mr. Stevens directly managed a staff of more than 50 trading and sales professionals and also served as a senior member of Natwest's North American Management Committee. From 1990 to 1997, Mr. Stevens was at Merrill Lynch and Co., where he was hired as a USD/JPY trader and was eventually promoted to managing director and chief dealer for spot and forward FX. While at Merrill Lynch, Mr. Stevens developed the investment bank's emerging markets currency trading desk and increased profitability threefold in two years. During this time, he also served as the Federal Reserve Bank's FX representative for investment banks. Mr. Stevens' Wall Street career began in 1984 at Bankers Trust Company.
He is a sought after FX market commentator and spokesperson for the retail FX industry, frequently appearing in financial news outlets. Mr. Stevens holds a B.S. in finance from Bucknell University and an MBA in finance from Columbia University.
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I don't think his association with Justin "Broker" Jones is going to net him any awards.

Soapboxmom

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If one brings up the name of their online partner Oceanside Network, that is plugging them on websites across the net, they hang up immediately. They are no doubt overwhelmed with calls from folks wanting to know about working with a college drop out that boasted a .68 average - our ever charming - walking one man PR department ----- Broker Jones!

I guess the real question should be if they have the tools to check out those who are out soliciting for them and are they adequately monitoring that situation? From the look of Oceanside's corporate pages I would say not!

Soapboxmom

Originally Posted by Soapboxmom

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I don't think his association with Justin "Broker" Jones is going to net him any awards.

Soapboxmom

So what do you think would happen if this information was posted on TalkGold, MMG, and a bunch of other similar forums and members that had concerns about Mr. Jone's ethics, or lack thereof, were asked to forward a letter to Glenn Stevens at Gain Capital ?

Just askin'.