TradeSmith, LLCReviews of tradesmith.com

HAUNTING (HUNTING) THE ELDERLY DAILY WHEN WE HAVE UNSUBSCRIBED FROM THESE (DOZENS OF TIMES FOR DOZENS OF INVESTMENT SCAMS BY YOU) WE DO NOT WANT THEM OR YOU AND WE NEVER WILL. PURE EVIL THAT DOES NOT COMPLY CRIMINAL ABUSIVE OF THE ELDERLY & ILLEGAL SINCE WE HAVE UNSUBSCRIBED REPEATEDLY FROM THE CRIMINAL SCAMMERS WHO NEVER LISTEN? RIGHT ?THAT IS ABUSE! SELLING SCAMS TO SENIORS TO STEAL WHAT LITTLE MONEY THEY HAVE LEFT BY GETTING THEIR CRIMINAL DIRTY HANDS ON SENIORS MONEY NO WAY FILTHY SCUM NEVER EMAIL US AGAIN DIRTY MONSTERS FROM HELL DO YOU UNDERSTAND ENGLISH? WHO CAN WE REPORT YOU EVIL CRIMINAL SCAMMERS TO? FCC? OTHER FINANCIAL AGENCIES THAT GOVERN FINANCIAL ABUSIVE SCUM LIKE YOU? OTHER FINANCIAL GROUPS THAT ARE NOT HUNTING US? YOU REALLY NEED A SLAP DOWN & TO BE PUT IN YOUR PLACE FOR EVIL INTERNET ABUSE OF THE ELDERLY I GUESS WE REPORT SCUM LIKE YOU TO FCC OR OTHERS I WILL START SENDING ALL FUTURE RESPONSES DEMANDING YOU STOP ILLEGAL PRACTICES –TO YOU USING “REPLY TO ALL” EVERYONE GETS TOO READ ABOUT YOUR ELDER ABUSE! ALL YOUR COSTUMES EVERYONE ON THE LIST ~! THE LAST REQUEST BEFORE WE GAT TOUGHER TO FLUSH EVIL SLIME ABUSING THE E NEVER EVER EMAIL US AGAIN YOU CRIMINAL ELDERLY YOU SWINE =WOKE EVIL

I rarely use this. its very expensive. Even with the trainings you forget what the tools do and how to best utilize them. I really wish they had step by step trainings with real examples of how to really use the product. They basically tell you where things are and what its supposed to do but no real world application showing it worked, or how to best use. I have tried Co-Pilot, ratings, constant cash flow, and options 360. Paid for all of these different services and I have not made my money back from using any of them. That is the real world scenario I have experienced.

TradeSmith is clownshow rife with deceptive trading practices. There 90 "satisfaction guaranteed refund" is a fraud. The way their "game" works is: 1) They offer their promotions as big discounts (usually $1,500) 2) when you go to cancel (and want switch to a different program) they offer to do so at the "retail" mark up (which no one EVER pays) - thus making your refund worthless.

I originally subscribed thru Stansberry Research in 2018. I didn't care for it and let the trial expire in 2019. I did pay for the trial. I don't recommend it. Never used it after that point in time. They are aware that it was not used after that point in time. They had me on auto renewal on an email I didn't use for 6 years and I didn't authorize Auto renewal. And they refunded 1 out 5 years.

I have been with Tradesmith for a year now. I had 2 of their premium subscriptions and didn't even come close to making my money back on them, let alone make enough money to go another year. Money Movers is one of the most pathetic con games I've ever had the misfortune to be part of. Nothing but room for improvement here. Save your money,your time, and all the headachs!!!!!!!!

It has been more than Two years and the support team has not resolved my issue with synchronizing my portfolios with my trading accounts

Bought into this and all I got was tons of emails from so many different investors it made my head turn. I didn't know which one I bought into. Wrote to them to ask to receive the report I bought for $49 mailed to me, but they didn't even answer. They won't mail out one report for $49. Are you kidding me? Every day I get emails from at least 10 different sites because they sold off my information. Don't fall for it because it'll drive you crazy just trying to keep your inbox clean. I even told them that I would pay for the postage but that I didn't have a printer to print out report. Honestly for someone that doesn't really understand this it's overwhelming. I asked them which emails I should be reading, no answer. Honestly if I didn't know who Eric Frye was I think he was a scammer. The people that work for him are useless and this was nothing more than garbage.

Here is my review from a conversation I had with customer service on 12/14/23: Jason Bodner may have a good service and his Big Money Index is good, but the company, like every other subscription trade tips company is far more about sales than about actually protecting the customers, and when it comes to getting help, they are completely unwilling to budge. 4 years ago I bought a lifetime subscription to Palm Beach, and it included Palm Beach Trader, which was Jason Bodner's service with Palm Beach. It was a really hefty fee for this lifetime subscription. Because it was lifetime, when Jason Bodner moved his service to Brownstone Research and renamed his service to Outlier Investor, the lifetime subscription was transferred over at the same time. Then last year, he transferred his service again to a company called TradeSmith, but this time the lifetime subscription did not transfer over. So when I was able to get organized and try to renew my subscription to TradeSmith (because I like Jason Bodner's recommendations in general), I called their customer service number to get it transferred over. We talked on the phone for about an hour, and the customer service agent continually told me that I never had a lifetime subscription to Jason Bodner's, and that I was no longer a subscriber. At no level was the agent willing to reason. When I asked the agent to explain to me why my lifetime subscription didn't transfer, she said it was because I only had a lifetime subscription to the package deal with Palm Beach, and so when Jason Bodner moved, it did not transfer. When I explained to her how when he was with Brownstone, I never paid an annual fee, but I only paid the maintenance fee, she refused to acknowledge this. So I asked the agent if I could speak to her supervisor, not because I wanted to go over her head, but because I wanted to speak to someone that actually had decision making authority, she talked to her supervisor but refused to transfer me over to speaking to her supervisor. At no level was the agent accommodative in any way to understanding my argument that I had paid a lifetime subscription fee and therefore should be able to avail of the lifetime subscription service that I purchased several years ago. The idea is that the reason why the original packaged fee with Palm Beach was so expensive is because they divided up the lifetime subscription fees from each of the various services. Jason Bodner's original service at that time, called Palm Beach Trader, was never canceled. It was moved to Brownstone and renamed Outlier Investor. When that was moved to TradeSmith, it also was not canceled; it was only moved. Therefore in each case, the lifetime service should have transferred. But TradeSmith refuses to acknowledge my original lifetime subscription. My best advice on all these services, whether it be TradeSmith, Brownstone, Palm Beach, or any of the others that offer stock tips is, avoid them all. All of them have an underlying philosophy that the most important thing is to make a sale to you the customer, and then the most important thing after that is to avoid ever having to pay anything back out or concede anything that will cost them a few extra bucks, even though they are all making millions and millions of dollars on their subscription fees, and continuously sending you spam email once you pay for their services. The worst part about it is that I found myself having to chastise a poor customer service agent (who is just trying to do her job in order to feed her family) for working for an unethical company. I hate getting in conversations like that. I would far rather talk to people about the love of God and how you don't need to put your hope in money or material things. But because I had bought the original sales pitch many years ago, and it was part of a system that has a lack of ethics at its core, I found myself having to engage in this unpleasant conversation. I cannot tell them that what they are doing is good, because it is not. But the truth is, in the future, I would rather not get involved in these things at all. My advice is do your own research, find a really smart money manager if you have wealth you need to manage, and don't give in to the temptations that these services constantly offer to you of making huge gains on their stock tips. The whole idea of democratizing finance is sketchy at best and always ends up serving cunning Wall Street financiers more than anything, as they are able to manipulate markets to their advantage. I might also mention that if you do buy a service, anytime any one of them makes any recommendations, most of the time the price target for entry is far exceeded by the time you have a chance to enter the trade, because they have so many subscribers and they are all trying to buy on the recommendation all at the same time.