Scamed put on Credit card, was told this was a one fee and they would assure a million dollar retirement income. That was if we followed their investment stragety. Have not heard a word since. This is scam from the word go. I'll be calling my bank and blocking all transactions. ...
Some how this was ordered on a credit card that I wasn't using at the time, but I had ordered the newsletter from Stansberry Research who sponsors the Retirement Millionaire promotion. ...
Noticed this Unauthorized $79.00 on my credit card stament and reported this to my card office. They said they will dispute the charge it will take about 30 days. ...
This financial services advisory alleges to provide knowledgeable investment advice. After paying $2000 for lifetime services 5 years ago, their advice has cost me over $60,000 in losses. Many of the companies they purported to have carefully researched went bankrupt or had significant fraud issues ...
I signed up for their bogus newsletter in which I was to receive five free reports for generating wealth in stocks and investments and only go access to pdf files that were ridiculous to say the least.in one report he explained how the dollar was going to become obsolete in the future year or so, ...
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