Money Map Press
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Fool's Gold
Unauthorized charge
- Automatic charges
Preferred solution: Full refund
Ok, it has been ok
Cancelled my subscription
Very poor Customer Service
MoneyMapPress issued a generic response, as expected, failing to address specific concerns that I had expressed. Again, they merely glossed over the concerns in an attempt to sweep my concerns under the rug, thus distancing themselves from any legal or other...
Joined the new Alpha 9 service one month ago. Had several questions and concerns and submitted emails addressed to the editorial staff on Dec 6 (and was told someone would call me back that afternoon, never happened), Dec 14, Dec 21 and Dec 28 - without a reply to any of them. Called Jan 2 and spoke with a "Manager" in Customer Service to understand why there had been no response to date. I was told someone in customer service was drafting a reply and that the holidays were partly responsible as well. My questions were such that the editorial staff of this service should have anticipated them prior to its launch. Customer Service is woefully unprepared to answer any but the most superficial questions and your questions are rarely escalated. Even when specifically requested to be addressed by the editorial staff of the service, I truly question whether this is even done. My sense is that Customer Service is merely designed to placate the customer. This charge is backed up by the less than complete answers I have received in the past in other services as well.
I have had very similar experiences with several of their other services despite their automated generic email reply stating that I could expect a reply in “24-48 business hours.” Rarely, if ever, happens.
Two specific concerns regarding Alpha 9, really falsehoods, is that the promo materials promised to issue 250 trade alerts that give you a “chance to double your money” during the next year. In fact, nearly every alert issued to date is accompanied by a recommended sell signal that says to close out of the trade when there is an 80% gain. Thus, “doubling your money” simply cannot happen with a ceiling set at 80% - mathematically impossible. Secondly, a subscriber "Network" was linked to this service which stated that you could “Enjoy 24/7 access, and join other Alpha-9 Traders online … and find other exciting updates from me and your fellow Alpha-9 Traders. On Jan 2, I was told this would not be available for 3-4 months, after a month into the subscription service. Again, this service was not fully ready for prime time - more misleading statements, completely untrue from the get-go, false advertising, or worse.
Again, in another service called Night Trader, promo materials suggested that you could turn $5,000 into $174,000 over a course of a year. In fact, the overall performance record at 11+ months into this service was a (minus) -13%. Multiple questions were submitted regarding its performance record but were never addressed during the monthly “conference calls,” even though subscribers were encouraged to submit questions prior to these events. Again, I realize it is difficult to owe up to massive losses. Nonetheless, same story: Over promised and under delivered. Just another promotional “hoped for gains” that never materialized. Fortunately, the subscription fee was fully refunded, as part of their guarantee.
I could tell you stories about their Radical Technology (cannabis portfolio), Money Zone (using an artificial intelligence model), and the Rick Rule Alliance services (based on piggybacking on the experience of a successful commodity figure) - ditto the above: misleading and deceptive marketing schemes. All failed services, regardless of whatever niche or strategy promoted. It never astounds me, too, that whenever the markets begin to falter, nearly all editors are silent on any forthcoming guidance to adjust their portfolios, until significant losses are registered. It as if they all seem to circle the wagons saying, they had predicted this, move on, nothing to see here.
Finally, once you join a particular service, invariably there is a barrage of notices to entice you to purchase a lifetime membership – often without even receiving the first trade recommendation. Why would one act in such a manner without any evidence of success unless the company was merely interested in separating you from your money to line their own coffers? Not to be trusted.
My sense is Money Map simply does not care about its subscribers, is primarily motivated about lining their financial pockets, concerned more about issuing trade recommendations or alert whether they are even remotely likely to be profitable or merely because they are obligated to do on a weekly or monthly basis to justify their existence, that it is unlikely the editors who issue recommendations for their service have any skin in the game, and that customer service is understaffed, or at best, an afterthought. Multiple complaints to Maryland's BBB attest to these facts as well. I have little assurance and confidence that a reply will be issued, now over a month since my initial email, and that my specific questions will not be addressed. I have been patient giving them the benefit of the doubt, but absolutely no attempt to reach out to me during this last week since my last phone call with a Customer Service “Manager.” Thus, my post today.
Buyer beware. On second thought - Run away and do not look back! You will have no regrets. Join at your peril and risk consistent losses (or significantly far, far, far less than what the promotional material would ever have you believe)!
- Terrible customer service
- False advertising - wasted my valuable time
Preferred solution: Extend all Alpha 9 members' subscriptions by the length of time needed to make "Network" feature operational
This could be classified as a SCAM!
Joined up (Spent $7K). My portfolio under these idiots guidance went from $160,000 to $90,000.
So couple my losses and what I naively paid these thieves and this little misadventure cost me almost $75,000. I would not recommend falling for any of their marketing *** Admittedly, their marketing is compelling but not even close to being accurate. As individuals, this group "appears" to be doing well financially.
So, they are making all their money from subscriptions from stupid people like me not from the stock market. I hope this note saves some of you.
Horrible
Nova X cancelled and still getting charged
Preferred solution: Full refund
RIP OFF - DEFECTIVE PRODUCT
Keith FitzGeralds High Velocity Porifts is a RIPOFF.
I've been and still are a Subscriber to Michael Robinson's Private Briefing, Nova X, Radical Technology, and Tom Gentile's Crypto Currency Windfalls and Money Calendar Pro, and recently Weekly Money call. All have been only Marginally successful. Robinson was my entry into the Legal Cannabis Investments, which have been way underwater since I entered those recommendations a year ago. And Tom Gentile has been way Underwater on Crypto Currency Windfalls about 8 months in..
and still waiting and confident that will turn around.
But NOTHING has been more of a Disappointment and completely contrary to what was Promised and what I was hoping to be the first real Profit Guru in Keith FItz Gerald's High Velocity Profits.
I Believed in the BUYING Unique opportunity with his Proprietary and Science based technology that convinced me FitzGerald's High Velocity Profits had the Best Chance of delivering on its Promise with A point system plus a market crossing Pattern(see below) which is what I relied on it and believed in and most have had Reversals without Notice.
For example, in September, 3 specific recommendations Caterpillar(CAT), Old Dominion(ODFL) and Norwegian cruise line(NCLH) all of which were had FitzGeralds Criteria(see charts) and Recommended, all of which had OPTIONS, with expirations late December and/or January(3-4 months out) . And ALL 3 were reversed within 12-15 days of the recommendation and without explanation..JUST A TOTAL REVERSAL of the recommendation that had the Validation of FitzGerald"s System(Ive lost about $20,000 to date) and all of this was before the Market TOP in early October.
So based on the System and Promises below which has NO Reversals Mentioned, I was shocked and called Customer Service 5 times over past 30 days to ask what happened and why? I Spoke at length to Ryan who was Great and Took Notes which should be in the record, that I've been asking about since mid-September, when the REVERSALS Started to happen without Notice. He informed his Supervisor as well as the Trade desk. No responses to me.
Your Power Plays to Meet Consumer Demands
SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 BY KEITH FITZ-GERALD
Actions to Take:
Buy-to-open Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. (NasdaqGS:ODFL) for $171.92 or less and use a protective stop at $143.50. If you want a more speculative version of this recommendation, buy-to-open ODFL January 18, 2019 $165 Call (ODFL190118C00165000) for $13.00 or less. Plan on selling half of your ODFL190118C00165000 position at a 100% or more profit.
We're Seeing Triple-Digit Profit Potential on Our Radar
SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 BY KEITH FITZ-GERALD
Actions to Take:
Buy-to-open Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) for $160.40 or less and use a protective stop at $132.00. If you want a more speculative version of the recommendation, buy-to-open CAT December 21, 2018 $155 Call (CAT181221C00155000) for $7.50 or less. Plan on selling half of your CAT181221C00155000 position for a 100% (or more) profit.
Profit Potential No Matter Which Way the Markets Go Tomorrow
SEPTEMBER 26, 2018 BY KEITH FITZ-GERALD
Actions to Take:
Buy-to-open Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:NCLH) for $59.85 or less and use a protective stop at $52.00. If you want a more speculative version of the recommendation, buy-to-open NCLH December 21, 2018 $57.50 Call (NCLH181221C00057500) for $3.05 or less. Plan on selling half of your NCLH181221C00057500 for a 100% (or more) profit.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE HIGH VELOCITY PROFITS DIGITAL DOSSIER
Welcome to High Velocity Profits!
I’m thrilled you’re a part of this for one simple reason – your membership will change how you see the markets and how you invest from this day forward. That’s a bold statement, I know, but I mean every word of what I just said for reasons that will become clear very soon…
This really is the first day of the rest of your investing life…
Gone are the days of investing in false rumors, emotional instinct, analyst upgrades, penny stock dreams, and media hyperbole. You are now a techno-fundamental trader. This means you will no longer let your emotions and impulsiveness get in the way of making money. From now on, you will only invest in undervalued stocks that are profitable, efficient, and financially stable.
And you’re only going to buy these stocks when their share prices are going up.
This is the fundamental ideology behind High Velocity Profits – a strict three-step trading strategy:
Step 1: Identify stocks that register an eight-caliber (or greater) F-Score.
Step 2: Buy these stocks when the X pattern appears.
Step 3: Sell these same stocks when the X pattern appears again.
That’s all there is to it.
I’m glad you’re on board. And get ready… my next High Velocity Profits recommendation is headed your way very soon.
Best regards for great investing,
Keith Fitz-Gerald
This is very Serious and a Breach of Agreement
- Promise of science based stock and options engine
- Horrible ignore and run around defective product
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
Night Trader - IT'S A SCAM
I lost all my trading money in 5 months of selective trading his recommendations. I could not trade each one because of limited funds available.
His claim was that you would make $191,000 in one year of trading his Command Grid of Turbo stocks. He used both actual stock trades but bet heavily on Options. His caveat was that you needed to trade each recommendation using $5,000 per trade. It would require over $100,000 in your trading acct just to keep up with the trades, and that if some of those recommended stocks made money.
In the END you will have little or nothing left in that account. I wrote several emails to their Customer Service site but never received a reply. I took the advice of another "reviewer" and filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau of Baltimore, MD. I asked for a complete return of my subscription fee of $2250.
I got that fee back within 5 days.
So for those who have had as bad a time trying to make a buck using his system and losing all or most of your trading money, try the BBB. It worked for me.
Preferred solution: Full refund
No Refunds on this one . . . for 12 months
- Possiblity of making extra income
- Lack of training
Preferred solution: Full refund
Resolved: SCAM - Guarantee Misleading
Got a refund of the subscription fee.
After calling and letting them know I posted on this site and on other social media and that I would keep posting, I actually got a refund of the subscription price! I was pleasantly surprised.
The total Monetary loss was 3,150 not 3. Don't know why it came through that way and I can't edit it.
The second time, after my 1 year was up, I was told the results weren't ready and I needed to call back 2-3 weeks later. So I called and was told they 'surpassed' their performance guarantee which was that with a $5,000 investment they could grow it to $174,000 in one year. There is no way they made that guarantee.They had to place calls & puts. Well for one call or a put I would have had to invest an additional $10,000.
So it appears as though the guarantee isn't based on a single investment of $5,000 which is what you are lead to believe.
So not only did I lose my subscription fee of $2,250 I also lost about $900 before I decided to pull out of the market and that this was a scam. I would like the subscription fee of $2,250 back as I believe I was mislead.
- Guarantee was misleading
Preferred solution: Full refund
Lost Money -- followed trades for almost 90 days - 3 gains - 19 losses
Preferred solution: Full refund
Lost all the way across the board
Bought in a $1750 program which was supposed to be a win win program , invested another 5K as seed money for the trade , lost everything , total loosing money venture , what I strongly object is the fact that no sooner I had bought a program , my mail box was flooded multiples times a week by other money venture all promising to be better than the previous , one of them from what I will call a con artist which claimed to be the one creating Home Depot inventory and tracking system , My *** . that guy was introduced by another econ artist from Money Map claiming they had never met , wait , You are going to put someone with your company , your reputation to someone you never met ....
another was to earn a guaranteed return on GOV , they only forgot to mention your investment was a minimum of 50 k and no guarantee , and you can go down the line , like that other con artist which claimed to be the guru of energy and selling that Co which is extracting lithium from the western USA , well, that Co has yet to make a dime , never mind a penny .
at best this Co is an association of crook . I welcome their law suit because I can back up everything I am stating and more 3 years of emails and message they cannot erase , Oh yes hey were very happy when the *** administration deregulate the system , of course now they can operate in all impunity .
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