InvestorPlaceReviews of investorplace.com

Majority of all info is paid by corp. Can’t trust a word they write.

this company sells on email addresses which is illegal, their picks are terrible too. Edit - as per response from investorplace.com they have confirmed they DO sell on your email address. For context I have had to manually unsubscribe from over 100 of their "affiliate companies" - there is no centralised way of doing this. Investorplace you should be ashamed of your barrel scraping processes. Surely if you were making as much money on the stock market as your website implies, you would not need to resort to this underhanded tactic. Despicable. Edit 2 - InvestorPlace below are on the one hand freely admitting they sell on your details to “trusted parties”. They dispute my claim I have had to unsubscribe to over 100 of these toxic spam newsletters (and counting). However two things do not add up. 1 - every single spam newsletter is hosted on the same junk “.click.” mailing software that InvestorPlace also uses. They are all obviously connected (including the acknowledged affiliate companies such as Luke Lango [terrible stock picks]). 2 - InvestorPlace admits selling on your email addresses, in the murky world of spammy finance newsletter subscribers, ethics are low, and the prices for leads are high, naturally these “trusted parties” will also sell on your email address once they have it.

If I could rate this company eith minus stars I would. They are relentless. Impossible to get off their mailing list even after many emails and phone calls. DO NOT get involved with these people.

The lack the ability to say the whole picture and spit out opinions instead of facts. The manipulate investors to sway away from certain stocks for their own personal gain. Unbelievable. Hard to find a place that will tell you the truth about anything these days. Investorplace not only doesn’t say the truth, they lie about situations to manipulate your decision. Don’t even think about taking any steps towards the direction they lead you. Stay away and find yourself a truthful source.

If Luke Lango is legit then he has a funny way of showing it. His presentations and blog posts read like sales pitches (because they are) taking minutes of your time to get to the point. This is a classic sales tactic where they attempt to keep you engaged with the promise of delivering the goods if you stick with them. Now, if you sign up for his newsletter you will receive multiple emails a day and if you choose to unsubscribe well good luck because he says he will honour your request with three days but the emails will keep coming so clearly that’s not true. Investor place might be a place to go for reliable stock trading information but for this behaviour alone I wouldn’t count on it. Avoid Luke Lango. There’s every chance he’s a fraud.

Company breaches EU GDPR when selling their e-mail register to third parties. I tried to send mail to their customer service but mails bounce so the customer service channel is broken. Perhaps official GDPR complaint and fine will get them responsive. Its truly annoying to register to some service, pay for it and then find out they sell your contact information without permissions.

Please keep up the good work. I use the Omnia weekend review to double check my activities, as a result of following all your authors recommendations thoughout the week.

Scam site paid by hedgefunds to protect shorts!