The Dollar VigilanteReviews of dollarvigilante.com

Love Jeff's video's but I'll tell you Jeff, your customer services SUCKS. I've sent 3 emails with no response.

Joined the basic membership but i get send mostly advertisement disguised as news. When I wrote to get my money back there were no respond.

I actually joined the Crypto Vigilante which gives you basic access to the Dollar Vigilante. My gribe is with the crypto site, I joined for the expert info they were promising, the information was repetative chart reading and the 2 coins that they recommended over a 2 month period were doing terrible and are now doing even worse now 4 months on even though nearly all alt coins are pumping, you get far better info for free from some of the youtube crypto sites so please save your money from these people.

Joined the crypto newsletter. Not worth the money. Mostly push the basics: buy gold, buy silver, buy bitcoin, buy Monero. Not worth the subscription price.

They take your money but do not respond to any emails or requests. The information it provides is dangerous and illegal.

Once politely criticized Jeff Burwick on FB after he started posting "police state and secret plans to flip the monetary system on its head... buy my publications to learn how to protect yourself" stuff. He and his loyal followers attacked me, calling me a communist because I allegedly only found fault with him because he's selling something. Well, I find fault with anyone selling possible lies through fear... his website in the 90s was cool, I guess... this stuff isn't.

TDV founder was once accused of producing 'fear porn' , and that's exactly what TDV thrives on. weekly newsletters full of unproven conspiracy theory, and many, many, predictions on the collapse of the financial system. Which never happened till now... TDV exploits fear of consumers in these uncertain times. No one can argue that the economic system faces big changes, but also no one can foretell what's gonna happen in the future. TDV has ho problem forecasting crashes, which -up till now- have never taken place, apart from normal corrections. TDV also post 'news' that is very tendentious with messages like 'could the system collapse within one month' (for example) always accompanied by an exclusive 'offer' for their friends. no to be trusted!

I knew The Dollar Vigilante (aka TDV) as an occasional visitor of their website, from the outside they seemed to be genuine anarcho-capitalists militants as they claim, a bit pushy and aggressive in their marketing, but I didn't mind, I thought it was just a question of style. Well, I should have mind. I didn't need their products, but I was intrigued about their community, their expat network, and what kind of mutual understanding and solidarity we could expect from being part of it. Few months ago they made an offer for their subscribers to get access to their "Get Your Gold Out Of Dodge" (GYGOOD) document. I needed to get some gold to Thailand because I'm building an anarchist village there (check the #SuanHuayYang hashtag), so, one stone two birds I could get help for my gold and join an anarchist community (they have 3 members of their expat network in Thailand). Furthermore they claimed that I could be refunded if I thought that my money wasn't worthed "no questions asked", so I decided to give it a try. Well, I've been deceived beyond any expectation, I kept trying to give them a chance to prove me wrong, I ended up being even more disappointed, here follows 7 reasons why: 1) Would you think that anarchists militants would care (I'm not even saying being "enthusiastic") about an anarchist village being build by a member of their network? Well, I wrote twice to the 3 members of their expat network in Thailand (which means 6 emails totally), never got any reply. Not even "Hi, copy that.". 2) The GYGOOD information for getting gold in Thailand was wrong. It said that it was forbidden to bring gold in Thailand, after a deeper check I found out that it was not only allowed, not taxed, and not requiring declaration at the customs (except for huge amounts). Well, everyone can make mistakes, I didn't held this against them, but it was a disappointment as this information was a big part of my motivation to get in. 3) As a duty of solidarity for my fellow TDV members, I couldn't keep this information for myself. So I provided them all the details of my due diligence on how to get gold in Thailand. But I got no answer. I payed for wrong information, I provide the right information for free, TDV makes money with it, and they don't even say "thank you". 4) I am a senior software developer, I recently conceived a P2P cryptographic technology allowing anyone to create its own physical cash/coins system, decentralized, secured, backed with tangible assets, worldwide compatible and resilient against Internet censorship/failure: checkoin.org (the technology is valid, I'm not geeky mad scientist). The kind of tool genuine anarcho-capitalists would care about. I wrote them for a partnership proposal because I can't develop it alone. No reply. 5) They promise in their contact form to reply within 24h, I contacted them twice, they never replied. Except for my 3rd email when I asked for my refund (see reason 7, no spoiler here you can guess their answer). 6) They promote products such as their partner Success Council's seminars as being of a crucial importance. I subscribed to it, there is nothing in it that the average TDV doesn't know. The only purpose of these seminars are their hard selling marketing offers at the end of the video. TDV presents Success Council's seminars seminars as an offer for me, but I really felt that it was me who was the product that TDV was passing to Success Council. 7) After a long period of desperate attempts to get anything good out of my subscription, I had to admit that I was wrong, my money and my time wasn't worthed, I asked for my money back with a heavy heart. "No questions asked" they they, well, they didn't asked any questions indeed, but provided me an answer: "no!". I've aked for my refund too late apparently. I've been punished for keeping my hope on them too long by repeatedly giving them chances to prove me wrong on my first doubts, my bad. So my conclusion is that TDV looked very good and genuine from the outside at first, despite some red flags that I shouldn't have ignored (pushy marketing, fear based argumentation, inflated hit list, etc.). But it's a facade, the only thing they care about is to get the maximum people subscribing to their website, once you are in, once they got you, they couldn't care less about you. Camille.