"I tried this "Fast Money" program. Didn't work."

I tried this "Fast Money" program. For $2500, I received four, one hour mentoring sessions and six months of trade recommendations. The salesman, assured me that I would be profitable within a few months working a few hours a week trading their option recommendations. I was taught to trade options using the TD Ameritrade platform. I also studied TD Ameritrade option courses. My "Fast Money" mentor instructed me to trade with virtual money until I became profitable, then start actual trading. I made over 200 virtual trades using their advised recommendations and lost $15,000 in six months. I traded options as recommended yet most quickly lost value. I reported my disappointing results to the program director, who told me that I was the first client to have this unfortunate experience, that I needed to complete four more sessions for $2000, that he would not issue a refund, and a negative review would be permanently deleted and banned. My experience leads me to believe that this company makes their money selling a program, not in trading options as they would not provide me with client referrals or simply make a few profitable trades to raise the money for a refund. They claim they strive to make every client happy, didn't find that to be true. The reply from Universal Investment Strategies to this review is false. I have no interest in their company education or methodology secrets. Why would I? I found their program doesn't work.