ME ACUSA DE EVASOR Y LE CIERRO LA BOCA DE ESTA FORMA
In this confrontational YouTube video, speaker A accuses Mauro Stendel of evading financial regulation and questions whether he holds any license to teach financial matters. Mauro responds by drawing a clear line between financial advice—requiring certification from entities like Argentina's CNB or the U.S. SEC—and his own instruction, which focuses on how to sell products online, find profitable items, negotiate with suppliers, and set up e‑commerce stores. He asserts that he does not tell people where to invest money, therefore no financial‑advisor license is needed. Mauro emphasizes that he operates transparently: he pays taxes, his training programs are certified by the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional (UTN), and he is willing to obtain any required registration if a court orders it. He also argues that his decade‑long experience in e‑commerce justifies charging for his courses and invites the audience to evaluate his material, after which UTN would issue a diploma. The video ends with speaker A asking why anyone should buy Mauro’s course specifically, prompting further justification of his value proposition.
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