<prompt> Human: Not sure if this is the right place, but I felt like I had to do something. Recently, my father attended a Dental conference on the cheap. He was under the impression it was cheap because theyd be doing charity cases as part of it. Turns out it was a ruse to pitch an investment opportunity in an event center biz. WTf? The guy said they could expect 5 a year in returns. He talked about his other businesses which you couldnt invest in, one of which was a sandwich shop named Even Stevens, basically Toms shoes for sandwiches. One of the selling points was that Evens stevens stock is at 6 but I think it could go as high as 200 remember, cant invest in that, just the bs event centers. At my me and my mothers behest we told him to request more info, they stonewalled him. He told me he thought it was because they thought he wasnt good enough or something. Sounds like scam all over. Guys name is Steve Downs. I dont know man. If hes honest, Im sorry. Not trying to defame anyone. Just makes no sense to me. Anyone know more? How do I file complaint? Wat do?  <response>: Firstly, legit investment seminars dont hide that theyre investment seminars. But lets go over the red flags:Claims of high profits at low riskResults are guaranteedFlaunting of luxurious lifestyle, with rented limos and jetsVery little or no warnings of potential lossesToo good to be true testimonialsFocus on targeting beginnersPressure to sign up now to lock in a discountThat looks to me like at least half of those are there, and Im betting there were a few more you didnt mention.Report it to the SEC. You can do so online. 