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One of the many websites run by Yoel Sardinas Ramos, AKA "Yoel Sardiñas", an alleged options trading scammer who prays on the Cuban and Latino community in Miami, Florida.

Key Red Flags:Unrealistic Promises: Claims of turning tiny capital into massive sums in months via options trading defy statistical realities for retail traders (most lose money; high risk of ruin).

Lack of Transparency: No verifiable live trades, full P&L statements, or audited performance. Relies on screenshots (easily manipulated).

Website/Professionalism: Criticized as low-quality for a supposed millionaire's business.

Upselling: Free/low-cost entry to high-ticket programs reported.

Complaints and Victim ReportsReddit (r/Scams): Family members concerned about purchases; concerns over SSN requests, broken site links, new domain, and get-rich-quick vibes.

Social Media: TikTok/Instagram accusations of "estafa" (scam); reports of fake accounts impersonating him (he warns about these, but it adds to confusion).

General Pattern: Targets immigrant/Latino communities seeking financial improvement; education may have some value, but core issue is misleading expectations leading to financial losses on courses + trading.

Legal and Regulatory NotesLawsuit: AM Education & Services, Inc. vs. Yoel Sardinas Ramos et al. (Miami-Dade, filed Feb 2026) – appears related to trade secrets/business dispute. Details limited but indicates conflict with another education entity.

Assessment of Scam RiskThis fits the "education/information scam" or "guru model" archetype: Revenue primarily from course sales rather than proven trading profits. While not every student is defrauded (some may learn basics and benefit modestly), the marketing exploits hope in vulnerable communities with overstated outcomes. Day trading/options carry extreme risk; most retail participants lose money.

Potential Violations: Deceptive advertising (FTC/Florida), consumer fraud statutes, possible mail/wire fraud if interstate sales involve misrepresentations.

Getting Constant spam from this lot. Never heard of them before, therefore, assume scammers

Yoel Sardinas Scamming Trading Guru
(Translate to Spanish if you do not understand)

This one is for the Spanish-speaking community.
Yoel is a textbook Trading Guru Scammer, and I can't believe so many of the spanish population fall for his statements. This guy promises to turn $10 into $1 Million within a year and $10 into $100k in 3 months(Literally front page of his website). If that isn't a red flag, I don't know what is... He, of course, sells his own course, and in it, he promotes that you can be a millionaire by winning 10% on your options trades in a year. Do you know what that means? That's assuming you don't lose, Just 1 loser would eat 10 winners, which is insane risk-to-reward ratio. He never shows his trades Live. Doesn't show his P&L, and just posts screenshots and cherry-picking things he wants his viewers to see. It is so sad because no matter how well you follow his strategy, statistically, it is practically impossible, and the people who got scammed have no one else to look at but themselves. If you are reading this and looking for a mentor, let me give you a bit of advice. First of all, his website is a huge red flag, literally a get-rich-quick scheme $10 > $100,000 in 90 days or less? Cmon. Next, a trader who doesn't show their losses or trades live is a big no-no. You can manipulate any image or screenshot, so it is definitely possible for him to be lying about his trading success. Finally, a trader who doesn't show their P&L is also a red flag. What is the point in keeping that a secret? Wouldn't you want to show your students what success you have and how possible it is for them to achieve by listening to you? He shows none of these things.

I would love to hear people's (not bots') opinion on this guy and his course.