Agora FinancialReviews of agorafinancial.com

Listed below are only some the numerous newsletters that were being advertised to my Mom and that she was subscribed to many of them, at one time about $500 worth of them in a few months time. In October, as a result of my changing Mom's e-mail address at Agora Financial, (to a new "dummy" email account I set aside for her, ). UPDATE: within a period of 21 days, 148 of these newsletters were issued .So just one boiler room operation controls all these, though they bill with separate names and phone numbers and deny the existence of the others. This is kind of lengthy so please read all and then look at your own Credit Card statements. You will be lucky to have a $4.95 charge, but later it will renew at $49.99, later $99.99. They are greedy schmucks. Also they have a penchant to target elderly republican voters. So much hypocrisy for Good American values. Here is one example of what my Moms credit card had. This after having hundreds of dollars worth of charges removed from a previous credit card. The format will be same some report, an 800 number, an address in Maryland or West Palm Beach. PSV*Lifetime Income Report. Two charges $4.95 on Sept 7 and $49.00 on Sept 13. They are actually called Agora Financial. They had my Mom listed in their VIP department! That is NOT GOOD! I have called and cancelled those. Please folks, do not give any of these folks your credit card information. Do not call them or answer their calls begging you to come back. Do not even peek at their websites or click on their e-mails. It is all a scam and they will be charging you over and over for the next year. They are very bad people. These same bad people are all related and any e-mails like these avoided like the plague. I got 62 emails in first 4 days by simply giving an email address to Agora Financial. These are all the same folks located in Maryland and West Palm beach. They churn out these newsletters as fast as they spam your in box. THEY ARE LEACHES!!! They are just out to sell GET RICH QUICK newsletters. I doubt they can make as much on the stockmarket as they can selling newsletters. Agora Financial Daily Reckoning Paul Mampilly Banyan Hill Sovereign Investor Daily Ted Bauman, Ted Bauman Letter James Altucher The Daily Edge Zach Scheidt Matt Insley Louis Basenese Wealthy Retirement Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club Big Market Trends J.C Parets Manward Digest Winning Investor Daily American Uncensored Mike Larson at Weiss Ratings Matt Badiali Wealthy Retirement 5 Min. Forecast Profits Unlimited Big Market Trends That is just what I have collected so far. It is all Agora Financial behind this.

When I signed up about 4 years ago to one of their newsletters I did find the newsletters quite informative and I actually believe some of the investment tips have been good propositions at the time. I have limited funds and thought it was better to invest small amounts into riskier stocks as any rewards were potentially that much greater. But when you evaluate the whole experience you realise this service is extremely poor value. One flimsy newsletter with one stock recommendation per month. Constant emails verging on harrassment if you dont sign up to other services none of which are explained in simple terms cue : paragraphs of meaningless waffle. Subscription policy is designed to catch you out ie there is no notification for renewals - they will just take your money when its due. You cannot cancel your subscription online you have to call. My own subscription changed to one majoring on technology based stocks a large proportion of which are now companies trading either with very high share prices and i mean in excess of £100 per share or trading on foreign exchanges which many share broking accounts do not give access. I have another year of my subscription to run so I will hang on until then and will definately cancel. A little self investigation/learning for free will be a better option than buying any products from these people.

I purchased a lifetime membership to Agora Financial Reserve no later than sometime in 2004. It cost $5,000. For that I was a subscriber to about 10 publications at any given time. Occasionally they would terminate one and substitute another. I occasionally bought stock based upon their recommendations. Did well on a few, poorly on others. Mostly just maintained the value of my portfolio but still enjoyed reading the new issues and was open to possible new investments. Then over four months ago I tried to login to my account and found I was no longer listed as a subscriber to any but one of their give away publications. I emailed them via their "Contact" page - multiple times - but only received the identical email form letter response - that they were looking into my problem and would get back to me. They NEVER got back to me. Next I posted a letter containing printouts of all my prior email messages explaining I was cut off and requesting my access be restored. That was a couple months ago. No surprise that I received no response. I am considering taking legal action for breach of contract but don't know if that is worthwhile. It would be hard to prove damages. It's a shame because my service was good for 14 years but is now non-existent. I met and talked with Bill Bonner once when he visited Australia, where I live. Very pleasant and friendly guy. And I love his "Bill Bonner Diary" emails. Very interesting analysis of current events. But that in no way excuses Agora's despicable customer service.

I paid for a service called true alpha. This service was cancelled. Instead of asking me, if I want my money back they transferred my subscription to another service, that had nothing in common with the first. Now they have the nerve to deduct a new subscription fee for something I neved ordered or asked for. Also to cancel a subscription is made complicated.This company is a total scam. Stay away. - Follow-up comment: I since received a contact from the company and my subscription fee was repayed in full. The situation is hereby handled.

James Altucher Scam . Buyers Beware. James Altucher Alliance provides Altucher Microcap X Advisory, Altucher Top 1% Advisory. The Altucher Report, Altucher’s Secret Income Altucher’s Crypto Trader at a cost of $4,995 . James Altucher provides scam $5000 subscription through Agora Financial (Choose Yourself Financial at chooseyourselffinancial dot com ). Be careful, even though James Altucher is a best-selling author of the book Choose Yourself, he provides a newsletter that does not deliver through a shadow company called Agora Financial Publishing. If you read about Agora Financial / James Altucher, you will see the subscription costs $2000 - $5000 annually or more. Many elderly seniors fell prey to this kind of scam.

They obviously don't care about these reviews. They are ignoring all my correspondence. I have tried to cancel auto renewal on my subscription as I got stung last time and they refuse to refund but there is no response. If they don't come back to me I will report them.

they have many subscriptions and you need to pay for every single one of them so you could have access. misleading advertisement. they will just sell you their so-called "proven, beta-tested, researches" from other editors. full of dishonest people! just when you thought you receive a real "newsletter" but once you clicked on the link ... voila ... they will start with their very long video sales that you need to pay to get an access! LOL

I subscribed to the newsletter, which was a bit pricey. My recommendation - Don't use this advice! I invested in 7 or 8 options over a period of time in 2017 per Stockman Bubble Finance Letter advice, which seemed well developed and rational. Every one of the puts turned into losses, over $18,000 cumulative lost in 1 year (including the recent TSLA, XPO and SPY puts expiring 1/18/18). Unless you can afford to lose your portfolio, you will be better off in a passive index!! PS. I cancelled my subscription!