Behind the MarketsReviews of behindthemarkets.com

I should have read the comments on this website earlier. My story is the same as many already published. I signed up for Takeover Targets in mid September and did not find it useful. I asked for this subscription to be cancelled two weeks after joining. I have been getting the run around ever since then. No responses from my “account manager” Eric Wagers to either the multiple telephone calls and emails I’ve sent and ofcourse no refund.

Near as I can tell you basically pay Dylan Jovine $150 to give him the right to market whole bunch of $1,497 newsletters to you. The $150 you pay him gives you absolutely nothing.

I purchased the "Breakthrough Wealth " package on 9/17/24, with a 30 day money back guarantee. I canceled it on 9/30/24 after speaking with customer service. The access was canceled, my money not refunded and now I can't get in touch with them via email or phone. Don't bother with this scam!!!

PURE SCAM. Don't even open their links.

Waist of time and money. I also spent $49.00, and BTM has been paid. I have not been able to login to the BTM webpage. Scam for sure. BTM webpage indicated, there is a problem with the Server. Nearly a $50.00 lesson. Save your money. I believe that I to have been Blacklisted too. Because I had indicated to stop the so numerous texts and emails.

9/11/24 Update: my $99 was refunded 2 days after I posted this review. I'm still getting spam from them though. Not a good customer experience for me. All the flags were there - the overselling, aggressive upsells, etc. Still, I thought I would try one of the subscriptions at $99 annually. After subscribing, I'm not sure I was given what I was promised in terms of information and I was immediately bombarded with other marketing campaigns selling investment advice, along with BTM selling additional products. After 1 week, what i surmised is that Dylan Jovine may provide some valuable information but his selling practices are horrendous and make him look like some carnival barker or worse, a schill. I've asked for my money back, in writing, 3 times. I've received 1 response stating "please call us so we can understand your request and answer questions". They want me to call them so they can use high-pressure sales techniques to keep me from ending my subscription. Again, this is a dirty tactic many subscription services- especially the less than honest ones - employ. I don't need to call them - I am able to communicate just fine through their customer service email account.

“Dear Miguel, This communication is to inform you that your account has been blacklisted effective immediately. This means that you will no longer be able to purchase our services in the future. Should any purchases be made from this point forward, there will be no trial period, and all subsequent…” All because I wanted to cancel??? I called to exercise a stated right, in their own literature, to cancel within 30 days. I spoke with Ryan and asked to cancel and for a refund. He wanted to explain how the program works, so I agreed to listen. In so doing I was feeling pressured into keeping the account open, even though he told me on several occasions the $1,000 I spent meant nothing to him. When I pressed for a cancellation and a refund he continued to sell me on a product I didn’t want. At one point during the conversation he laughed at me, out loud, for not following his reasoning. I continued to ask that my account be cancelled and please issue a refund. While stating that he would be cancelling the account and issuing the refund, he wanted me to verbally agree that I would never be able to use their services again. Ryan may disagree but I found him argumentative, combative and disrespectful. He got one thing right, I won’t be doing business with them again.

Be VERY careful of this MILL. They use Event Horizons to keep sending emails to the same list, over and over and over again. I'm getting a dozen emails each week from EH with the same content in different packaging, but always from Event Horizon, and if I drop into the offering, voila, BEHIND THE MARKETS is there. There is no way to Opt out of this crap. Which is their way of avoiding the federal law permitting opt-out and they keep sending the same repackaged crap to the same email list - relentlessly. Find BTM and their phone is disconnected! Any organization that is this devious..... buyer beware!!!