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Complaint Review: MartinWeiss.com - WORLD CUREENCY REPORT - JACK CROOKS MartinWeiss.com - WEISS RESEARCH - Jupiter Florida
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MartinWeiss.com - WORLD CUREENCY REPORT - JACK CROOKS MartinWeiss.com - WEISS RESEARCH
15430 Endeavour Drive, Jupiter, 33478 Florida, U.S.A.
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MartinWeiss.com - WORLD CUREENCY REPORT - JACK CROOKS MartinWeiss.com - WEISS RESEARCH rip off Florida
I email six times:
I wish to unsubscribe from the Jack Crooks FX service please, I am doing so within the 60 day period.
They state initially:
But my membership is fully guaranteed: I must be thrilled with the profits World Currency Alert brings me, or I can cancel within 60 days for a full refund of my membership fee, or anytime thereafter for a pro-rated refund on the remaining portion of my membership.
No answer, no contact address, closer examination of the structure of this company is not good, boiler room in Florida, they know all the right words but customer service is not in their vocabulary, they want your cash. Look up connecting similar sites that they are peddling. They have created a web of 'supposed credibility' which does not justify their claims.
Andy
LEVEN
United Kingdom
I wish to unsubscribe from the Jack Crooks FX service please, I am doing so within the 60 day period.
They state initially:
But my membership is fully guaranteed: I must be thrilled with the profits World Currency Alert brings me, or I can cancel within 60 days for a full refund of my membership fee, or anytime thereafter for a pro-rated refund on the remaining portion of my membership.
No answer, no contact address, closer examination of the structure of this company is not good, boiler room in Florida, they know all the right words but customer service is not in their vocabulary, they want your cash. Look up connecting similar sites that they are peddling. They have created a web of 'supposed credibility' which does not justify their claims.
Andy
LEVEN
United Kingdom
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Andrew
LEVEN,Europe,
United Kingdom
further news
#2Author of original report
Wed, January 28, 2009
The layout of this site(((Redacted))) is a very formulaic set up designed along US web marketing psychology. It is designed to make out that this complete non entity is in fact a world renowned FX specialist. These sites start off by telling you how important the founder is and how much money is being made. They then spend the remainder of the page re-enforcing this. Usually with a list of other unheard of professionals who have worked at very impressive sounding operations that are in reality anything of the sort. All of his press articles are lodged on unrestricted news' sites, not officially recognised services but those supposed press release' sites which litter the web. Another give away as to the business strategy is the multiple websites promoting multiple, but ultimately the same, service. (((Redacted))) The way it all works is that this chap creates an enormous web' footprint by submitting unverified articles onto open publishers'. This makes him look like a very well published and respected professional. The next step is to create a series of marketing sites that are all designed to funnel client's into his online check out. The final step is to ensure that all of this web presence is not damaged by unhappy clients. Generally, a client's only viral recourse is to publish their losses on a financial trading forum. Sure enough, if you look around you start to find quite quickly, disgruntled punters posting remarks about him and his associates on these forums. The inconsequential forums are ignored but within hours, on the larger forums, a new member of the forum appears saying that he tried the system and it worked for him. He may also say that he has met the trader and can vouch for him. This will be backed up by another new member posting an equally positive response. CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
Andrew
LEVEN,Europe,
United Kingdom
further news
#3Author of original report
Wed, January 28, 2009
The layout of this site(((Redacted))) is a very formulaic set up designed along US web marketing psychology. It is designed to make out that this complete non entity is in fact a world renowned FX specialist. These sites start off by telling you how important the founder is and how much money is being made. They then spend the remainder of the page re-enforcing this. Usually with a list of other unheard of professionals who have worked at very impressive sounding operations that are in reality anything of the sort. All of his press articles are lodged on unrestricted news' sites, not officially recognised services but those supposed press release' sites which litter the web. Another give away as to the business strategy is the multiple websites promoting multiple, but ultimately the same, service. (((Redacted))) The way it all works is that this chap creates an enormous web' footprint by submitting unverified articles onto open publishers'. This makes him look like a very well published and respected professional. The next step is to create a series of marketing sites that are all designed to funnel client's into his online check out. The final step is to ensure that all of this web presence is not damaged by unhappy clients. Generally, a client's only viral recourse is to publish their losses on a financial trading forum. Sure enough, if you look around you start to find quite quickly, disgruntled punters posting remarks about him and his associates on these forums. The inconsequential forums are ignored but within hours, on the larger forums, a new member of the forum appears saying that he tried the system and it worked for him. He may also say that he has met the trader and can vouch for him. This will be backed up by another new member posting an equally positive response. CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
Andrew
LEVEN,Europe,
United Kingdom
further news
#4Author of original report
Wed, January 28, 2009
The layout of this site(((Redacted))) is a very formulaic set up designed along US web marketing psychology. It is designed to make out that this complete non entity is in fact a world renowned FX specialist. These sites start off by telling you how important the founder is and how much money is being made. They then spend the remainder of the page re-enforcing this. Usually with a list of other unheard of professionals who have worked at very impressive sounding operations that are in reality anything of the sort. All of his press articles are lodged on unrestricted news' sites, not officially recognised services but those supposed press release' sites which litter the web. Another give away as to the business strategy is the multiple websites promoting multiple, but ultimately the same, service. (((Redacted))) The way it all works is that this chap creates an enormous web' footprint by submitting unverified articles onto open publishers'. This makes him look like a very well published and respected professional. The next step is to create a series of marketing sites that are all designed to funnel client's into his online check out. The final step is to ensure that all of this web presence is not damaged by unhappy clients. Generally, a client's only viral recourse is to publish their losses on a financial trading forum. Sure enough, if you look around you start to find quite quickly, disgruntled punters posting remarks about him and his associates on these forums. The inconsequential forums are ignored but within hours, on the larger forums, a new member of the forum appears saying that he tried the system and it worked for him. He may also say that he has met the trader and can vouch for him. This will be backed up by another new member posting an equally positive response. CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
Andrew
LEVEN,Europe,
United Kingdom
further news
#5Author of original report
Wed, January 28, 2009
The layout of this site(((Redacted))) is a very formulaic set up designed along US web marketing psychology. It is designed to make out that this complete non entity is in fact a world renowned FX specialist. These sites start off by telling you how important the founder is and how much money is being made. They then spend the remainder of the page re-enforcing this. Usually with a list of other unheard of professionals who have worked at very impressive sounding operations that are in reality anything of the sort. All of his press articles are lodged on unrestricted news' sites, not officially recognised services but those supposed press release' sites which litter the web. Another give away as to the business strategy is the multiple websites promoting multiple, but ultimately the same, service. (((Redacted))) The way it all works is that this chap creates an enormous web' footprint by submitting unverified articles onto open publishers'. This makes him look like a very well published and respected professional. The next step is to create a series of marketing sites that are all designed to funnel client's into his online check out. The final step is to ensure that all of this web presence is not damaged by unhappy clients. Generally, a client's only viral recourse is to publish their losses on a financial trading forum. Sure enough, if you look around you start to find quite quickly, disgruntled punters posting remarks about him and his associates on these forums. The inconsequential forums are ignored but within hours, on the larger forums, a new member of the forum appears saying that he tried the system and it worked for him. He may also say that he has met the trader and can vouch for him. This will be backed up by another new member posting an equally positive response. CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.
