Joe W.
Joining freedom founders was one of the worst financial mistakes I made in my life
Joining freedom founders was one of the worst financial mistakes of my life. You are lt to believe that the people who see you investments have been vetted. In fact there was no vetting. Not even a background check despite being told no one steps foot in the room without being vetted. There have been at least 3 ponzi schemes sole to investors. MJ Jackson, one of the freedom founders trusted advisors had a record of FELONY convictions yet he was allowed to promote his investors to Freedom founders members. He sole over 20 million dollars. Other ponzi schemes include Glen Stromberg, who sold mobile homes but never did the renovations and Gregg Hughes. Freedom founders took money from these "trusted advisors" as they were called by D. Phelps to be promoted as truthworthy and battle tested to the group. Members pay 120,000 their first 18 month for access to Dr. Phelps carefully vetted network. Run as fast as you can and dont believe a word tey tell you. They have no google page where people can post reviews and members sige a nondisparagement clause for David Phelps.