Agora Financial Reviews and Complaints
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- Misleading advertising
- Deceptive practices
- Reliability of market trading advice
- Ripp off
- Receiving the information downloads
- Jims understanding of the economy
Agora Financial - Tlm sykes buying his weekend stock trading system
- How they made me feel hopeful in becoming a better trader
- Lack of follow through
- Because i bought 3 suggested penny stocks and they all winning
Agreed. Agora is largely a scam.
They might have one reco a year that works, the rest are duds. Be wary of their track records, these *** are good at timing position sales so as not to mess up their marketing materials.
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- Crypto alert
Yeah $49 to get constantly bombarded with sales letters wanted you to pay more for 'unbelievable opportunities' There money back guarantee is crap as they ignore all requests. Save your money and naguish as even the info is not what the sales letter promises.
- Stanberry
- Bonner
- Rickards
- Over hyped ads that have over priced plans
Update by user Dec 23, 2015
(Oddly enough, I did not see that this website is called Pissed Consumer until I had submitted this review, which is actually quite positive. I started out to comment on another review, and they asked me if I wanted to make it a full fledged review. Oops.)
Original review posted by user Dec 23, 2015
I...OK, but there's a Gray Area here-money in reserve;the video didn't talk much about that. Also, there was some bad grammar in a few of their sentences(don't have time to get into that, I'd have to watch the whole#@***video to find them)_As I said, a few of these sentences had bad grammar, but I couldn't help but wonder if they weren't intentional, as they were constructed in a way the reduces their liabilities.Oh well, welcome to the wild,wild West, I mean Internet!
- Made decent money following a simple strategy
After watching the video on "Income on Demand" my head was about to explode because of all the repetitious content. I was super skeptical and when I finally found out the $2,000 price tag, I backed off.
They sent me an email and tried to entice me with a lower price.
My red flags went off and common sense told me to run away from this one. It all sounded way too good to be true.
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- Misleading advertising
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Is this guy a shill or a victim?