**Is Jamie McIntyre Really A Scam? Find Out The Answer To Your Question Here!**

Definition of A Scam

"Is obtaining money by means of deception including fake personalities, fake photos, fake template letters, non-existent addresses and phone numbers, forged documents".

There are an overwhelming amount of get rich quick scams on the internet today, but we will prove to you why this isn't one of them.

Jamie McIntyre has had his own book ‘What I Didn't Learn At School But Wish I Did’ published since 2002 in Australian bookstores. If he was such a fake, I don’t believe for one moment his book would still be available in book stores for purchase. The exact book is available at Angus and Roberston bookstores for $34.95! Take a look now!

Have you ever seen Jamie McIntyre or the 21st Century Academy on such shows as A Current Affair or Today Tonight ? We both know the answer is no. Proving that his educational material is of great value, and no scam!

They even publish their trading address, and they have a phone number you can call! If this was another of those dodgy internet websites claiming to make lots of money from you, would they have done this?

21st Century Articles

Townsville Bulletin - Man bites watchdog - 28/07/2006
A WEALTH creation spruiker by the name of Jamie mcIntyre has defended his right to educate the public about money. Self-made millionaire Jamie McIntyre was in Townsville to address wealth creation seminars earlier this week and lashed out at the corporate watchdog over its role in a scandal over unlicensed selling of financial products.

Press Release In Response To ASIC's 22/06/2005 Press Release
21st Century Academy has agreed to an out of court settlement with ASIC over whether Jamie McIntyre's book"What I Didn't’t Learn At School But Wish I Had" and share topics covered by Jamie McIntyre within live seminars in Australia in the past constituted financial product advice and required a licence to deliver......

“The Minister commends your commitment to financial literacy for our youth and in particular, your efforts to make What I Didn’t Learn At School and an accompanying DVD accessible to every secondary school in Australia. As a father of young children, Dr Nelson recognises the importance of ensuring that young people have access to financial literacy education in schools. Young people today face a challenging environment in which they have greater access to financial independence and freedom. Financial literacy will enable them to make more effective decisions over the use and management of money throughout their lifetime.”

Minister for Education, Science and Training,
The Hon Dr Brendan Nelson MP

Want More Answers.......Still Think He Is A Scam..... Not Convinced??

If you have an interest in finding out some facts relating to Jamie McIntyre and his concerns over ASIC’s conduct in this country then this website, "Response To ASIC Allegations" is worth checking out.

The site is designed to highlight Jamie’s personal response to the ASIC allegations from many years ago and also other articles relating to similar issues.

As you would know, there are always two sides to a story and it shows 21st Century Academy and Jamie McIntyre’s side of it.

It's designed to balance the one sided and what we believe allegedly misleading version released to the public by regulators such as the ASIC or competitors such as Neil Jenman. As we’re in a free democratic country its important the public has access to the facts and isn't blatantly deceived like some organisations intend to do.

Thanks to the internet, the public can now freely access information on numerous topics and in the case of this site the public can be better informed about the facts of this matter for those that have an interest in these particular matters.

Jamie would like to say thank you to his many supporters and wishes you well in your endeavors and commends you for being a person that is not gullible nor cynical but educated enough to be able to read between the lines in such matters as these and seek the facts to make better and more informed decisions about such matters. Here's to the hope that the tall poppy syndrome in Australia will become a thing of the past one day and communistic views portrayed by certain government regulator employees and certain individuals such as Neil Jenman, and the like are banished from our democratic society. These people feed the misguided attitude that the so called poor in this country are only in that position because of the wealthier rather then the facts that in a wealthy country every one has significant opportunity to do well and the desire to become wealthy and achieve a better life for our future generations is the corner stone of our countries economic success so far and something that one should be proud of to strive for rather then attempt to pull down those committed individuals who seek to help others achieve abundance and success in there lives.

Let's hope common sense prevails and the ASIC and Australian Government accepts one day that Jamie’s core message that a better financially educated society is more likely to achieve financial success then an uneducated, over regulating one left to rely on the advice of commission based financial planners and dodgy investment scheme operators.

Jamie strongly believes Education is the solution to most of the worlds problems especially financial problems and Government over regulation designed by bureaucrats is more about creating jobs for more bureaucrats to earn what is an effective welfare payment funded salary funded by the hard working tax payers of Australia.

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