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I'm writing this review on behalf of my father who mistakenly got suckered into purchasing a financial program called Weekend Windfalls that claimed would make him a $1,000 per week by selling Put Options and demonstrated by Mr. Nilus Mattive. My father said that Mr. Nattive demonstrated how easy the program was and that it would only take four or five pushes of a button on his computer, and a $1.000 would be generated He sent me the email that was generated today by Mr. Mattive and after reviewing the directives, two required that you already owned the stock in your personal account. The other one had a cash requirement of $5,900 on hand per contract and since that was not possible, the most he would have been able to purchase would only be 1 contract. I believe Weiss Ratings really duped my father and especially the customer service rep, RJ, whose only customer service responsibility is to hold onto every penny that comes into the Weiss bank accounts, and nothing more. I'm quite disappointed in the way that RJ treated someone who is elderly and didn't really know all of the nuances of this program and he really feels he has been taken advantage of by Weiss and I guess the customer service representative, RJ. It's really been ashame, the way my father was treated and will also pass this information on to the local BBB which will hopefully stop Weiss Ratings from hurting anyone else financially. Scott

If You use "Deals Hunters Alliance" to do your recommendations, I will not re-sign for your Weiss Investments, including Weiss Plus because they are being investigated as a scam. You told me to contact them directly, but their phone number is blocked, yet they are all over your every site.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope you did not use them for this big pre-IPO investment.

Horrific! DO NOT BUY WEISSRATINGS.COM FINANCIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS! I purchased a 5-year subscription plan to Supercycle Investor by Sean Brodrick, but the service was not fit for purpose. Time-critical "Buy Alerts" arrived the following night due to a significant time difference—too late to act on—and alerts by text never came through at all. When I requested a refund, I was offered a replacement for Crypto Investor by Juan M. Villaverde, which was discontinued just a few months later, leaving me with absolutely nothing but 36% losses. Right after the subscription started, there was a significant market downturn—but Villaverde had his wedding, and no warning alerts were sent before the market turndown. Don’t be misled into thinking that paying them will protect you from financial loss—that’s a major misconception. I reached out to Bill Wade, the contact person who sold their services to me, and he told me he was no longer responsible for customer service. “Member Care” asked me to send a screenshot of my original purchase—if I happened to have one. Before I could respond, they sent a second email stating that my subscription was ineligible for renewal, with no reason why, and despite having replaced it with a like-for-like service and never refunding the difference. They could not care less for my losses as a result of their services. No further emails were answered, no buy alerts were reinstated, and I was left with over four years of unused subscription—despite having paid several thousand USD! Weiss Ratings and their so-called “Member Care” have been incredibly unhelpful. I noticed they could not care less for their clients. I will report this group to all relevant authorities. They operate in a murky grey zone, seemingly designed to exploit inexperienced customers. There is absolutely no warning their services are not fit for purpose and 100% not suitable for anyone located overseas, given buy alerts and warnings are a critical part of their proposition! There’s no clear disclosure that because their service runs on U.S. time, making it completely unsuitable for overseas clients. They offer no urgent support, no live chat, no dedicated customer service, and no way to reach them in less than 3–5 days if you’re lucky enough to receive an auto-reply—via email from their Member Don’t-Care. Don’t believe in VIP customer support worth $5,000, as advertised, as this is pure fiction! This has been a horrific experience, and unfortunately, it’s not over. I was told to report this to the police and relevant authorities in both countries. Don’t buy this and lose your hard-earned money and a lot of stress. A lottery ticket is more likely to give you a return on your investment!!

I been a high(overpaid) membership of their new crypto wonders for almost 2 years. In this time I have lost majorly on almost all of their recommendations!! To the sound of over 50% on at least 5. The only couple that have made money were Aave and another coin with gains of less than 70% so do the math. They act like experts but truly are not!!!! I am on my (bonus year membership) since they could not fulfill their promise of 10x gains and so far still sucks. I have other stories but do not want to get into cuz I’m already getting mad at myself for being a fool once again(joined them 6 years ago on another subscription same promise same story. They suck!!!

The absolute fiasco of New Crypto Wonders casts doubt on the competence of the team led by Juan Villaverde. In addition to the colossal losses ranging from 50 to 80%, all of Juan Villaverde's buy recommendations were made out of time, at the time of market downturn, as some have already noted. On the other hand, sell recommendations never occur in advance of market downturns, according to the supposed predictions of his "fabulous" Timing Model. They only occur in retrospect, after the damage has been done, which in practice makes this tool absolutely useless. And here comes Juan Villaverde's intellectual juggling to try to prove that his disastrous Timing Model is always right, when in fact it has been going terribly wrong since 2024. Now he claims that his Timing Model has been "revised and expanded" with the help of AI, which is nothing more than a euphemism for completely reformulating what was going wrong! But the worst was yet to come: Juan Villaverde's latest article published for Weiss Crypto Investor subscribers is certainly the most absurd and delirious thing I've read in the last few decades, to the point of raising concerns about his analytical lucidity. In this article, Juan basically mobilizes elements of mysticism and astrology to justify his failed Timing Model, now renamed Cosmic Signal Index. And to do so, he uses the old lawyers' strategy of proclaiming victory in the face of defeat, stating how right his predictions were. But those who have followed Juan's analyses over the last two years have seen Juan constantly remodel his narratives. A trick that may work for those who are just starting out, but that doesn't fool older subscribers. I fear the worst.

My experience with Crypto Wonders has been profoundly disappointing, leading me to rate their service one star. If there was an option for zero stars, I would have selected that option. 1-Star is too deserving. After investing $3,500 in their premium cryptocurrency investment program, I have seen a return of $0.00, resulting in a significant financial loss. The company’s deceptive marketing, lack of actionable content, aggressive email tactics, poor customer service, and strict no-refund policy have made this one of the worst financial decisions I’ve made. It’s telling that 26% of their reviews on Trustpilot are one-star rated, reflecting a pattern of dissatisfaction that aligns with my own experience. Furthermore, Trustpilot notes on the Weiss Ratings page that this company may be asking for reviews in a way that Trustpilot doesn’t support, which can lead to bias and compromise the reliability of reviews, further eroding trust in their practices. I understand that returns in cryptocurrency investments are subject to market conditions, but Crypto Wonders provided virtually no actionable recommendations to guide my decisions. Instead, the program’s content seemed designed to push subscribers toward purchasing additional plans, offering little standalone value. Their promotional materials promised significant opportunities for growth and always showed exorbitant past performance percentages, but the reality was a shallow, generic program that failed to justify its exorbitant price tag. This discrepancy between their claims and delivery feels misleading and exploitative. Compounding this frustration is their strict no-refund policy, which traps subscribers in a costly commitment even when the program fails to deliver as promised. The company’s email marketing practices were another major issue. Approximately 85% of their emails were focused on promoting new plans or products, with up to three to four emails arriving daily as deadlines approached. This relentless barrage created a sense of artificial urgency and felt manipulative. Despite my repeated attempts to opt out, Crypto Wonders ignored my requests, continuing to flood my inbox. This disregard for my preferences was not only intrusive but also demonstrated a lack of respect for their customers. Furthermore, Crypto Wonders’ business model raises serious concerns. They introduce new plans every two to three weeks, which, combined with the lack of meaningful content in the core program, suggests a focus on revenue generation over quality. This rapid cycle of new offerings gives the impression that the company is more interested in extracting money from subscribers than delivering a well-researched, valuable product. The entire experience felt like a cash grab rather than a legitimate investment service. Customer service was equally disappointing. When I reached out with concerns, I received slow, generic, and unhelpful responses that failed to address my issues. This lack of accountability left me feeling undervalued and ignored as a paying customer. The fact that 26% of Trustpilot reviews echo similar sentiments—citing poor service, misleading claims, and aggressive marketing—only reinforces the systemic nature of these issues, made worse by Trustpilot’s warning about potentially biased review practices. I strongly advise potential customers to avoid Crypto Wonders and seek alternative services that prioritize transparency, value, and customer respect. The significant portion of one-star reviews on Trustpilot, combined with their strict no-refund policy and Trustpilot’s note about questionable review practices, should serve as a warning to anyone considering this program. I will not be renewing my subscription and have filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau to address these issues. Save your money and steer clear of this program.

I have been a member of Weiss Ratings for about a year. I was sold on the hype of the great reputation and "proprietary cycles" of the crypto market. My first complaint is their poor customer service UNLESS they are trying to upsell you. I am inundated with emails, special offers, and telephone calls from "special" people for "special" upgrades. When I have a general question about the service, looking to find something or try to communicate with their "specialists" I receive no call backs and the standard email reply. Secondly, and most importantly, I have been trying to cancel my subscription services for months. With the same customer service, mentioned above, I finally waited for that preverbal long "hold" and had the opportunity to actually talk to a human being. She was pleasant at first until she discovered my intention to cancel. Her demeanor changed and did not want to hear my many attempts to cancel through phone messages and unresponsive emails. She went straight to "policy" and kept giving me the same response overtalking me. This seemed consistent with all of my previous experiences with customer service. The customer service is consistent with the financial services they provide. I would NOT recommend Weiss Ratings to anyone. Yes, they do regularly email their standard long winded explanations of their positions. I have tried several of their services and products and they all have the same consistent pattern, "Dazzle the customer with B----" in hopes they keep paying. Well, I gave them many opportunities to respond to my requests and many "mulligans" for the poor advice. There are many other financial services competing for our dollars that actually perform with their promises. Do NOT sign up for Weiss. I do not usually write poor reviews; this gives me no pleasure in doing so.

SAVE YOUR $ MONEY!! I subscribe to many of their products and the returns on my investments have been abysmal! One example: Weiss Crypto has recommended Render on February 2024 when it traded for $7.58 and as of 2/28/25 it’s down 50%! They recommended Avax at $35 only to see it drop 19% when they said sell it. WIF was recommended at $2.86 and subscribers lost 69%. Pepe lost 44%. Eth lost 33% from the time they said buy it. And now Sui was just listed as a buy in early February and it’s already down 22%. Are these guys for real? What a complete waste of time and money! I can pick losers on my own - and so can you. Don’t spend a dime on these clowns! I’ve been subscribed since 2021 and the worst advice they gave was to invest in TERRA LUNA to stake and make 19%. We’ll, we all know what happened days later - it went to ZERO and investors lost tons of money! Lucky for me by the time my issue arrived by mail it had already tanked but I found it funny that LUNA made the front page and was a highlight story. You can’t make this stuff up!! RUN away!