In August Eastvalley financial called and said they could lower my interest rates and save me thousands of dollars, and they took my $799 and said I would get results in a month or get my money back. now 4 and a half months later, no interest rates at all have been lowered, and I want my money back, but the website doesn’t come up and the phone number they gave me 8662089351 is always busy.

I want my money back. how do I proceed ?

Thank you

Karen Moulder

Last week, Porter published the latest issue of his newsletter, Stansberry’s Investment Advisory… and it’s already become one of the most popular and controversial things he’s ever written. Thousands of e-mails are pouring in from subscribers, and copies of it are popping up all over the Internet.

Because Porter believes this information is so important, he’s making the full issue available to readers for free, with absolutely no strings attached.

As Porter writes, “Americans know, in their bones, that something terrible is happening. Maybe you can’t articulate it. Maybe you don’t have the statistics to understand exactly what’s going on. But my bet is, you think about it a lot.”

This letter explains in plain English exactly what is happening and why.
If you’d like more information on Stansberry’s Investment Advisory just Google them..

S&A Short Report  time and again made a loss for me! S&A Short Report is hyped beyond reason and only the winning trades are revealed, in their teasers while their loosing recommendations are hidden strategically I bought into these morons based on hype they built around, Jeff Clark their editor of this
On my subscription activation last year, I was shocked to look back at their track records and found that there was a LOT more losing trades than winning ones!
ALL the recommendations, email updates, and every update on their buy/sell prices, In the end, the results showed that after a year, the account just broke even, However, after trying out on a few of their recommendations.
I found it IMPOSSIBLE to enter at their defined price!
Another annoying thing I come across with these people is their REFUND policy
Yes, they DO refund, BUT, not before they make you jump through studs and pass you from one support staff to another and they DO NOT practice the ‘no question asked’ policy.
And not before asking hell lots annoying questions that I was made to answer again and again.

I have just come across Lee Lowell’s Instant Money Trader that claims by putting in a PIN code into your trading account you will instantly receive money.
Sounds really interesting but I am leery nonetheless I’m thinking about trying the system but I wanted to know if anyone has tried it.
Also, where do I enter the PIN codes they send in my account are they any good?
They need a brokerage account to start with, a sufficiently funded one though!
Please give me feedback only if you have tried this system or know of it personally. I really appreciate it.
Do I need to install any software package installed on my computer?

American Wealth Underground is not returning my calls. I have paid my subscription but have not received anything from American Wealth Underground. Please advise.

I wanted to let the public know how City Mortgage operates business.

To whom it may concern:

I am writing to hopefully prevent this from happening to someone else. I am a father of two beautiful kids. My eldest is six years old, and my youngest is four, I am also a disabled veteran who is rated at 100%. Instead of spending Christmas celebrating, my family and I will be packing up our 4 bedroom home to move by January 3rd, 2012. This is my story and I am hoping by sharing it that somehow it will help others. Read the rest of this entry »

‘Wal-tirement’ a new teaser making the rounds through the mailboxes of millions these days emerges from none other than Stansberry Research’s The 12% Letter, ‘Wal-tirement’ is nothing more than a term coined by the editors of The 12% Letter Dan Ferris.
Satirical though these are the same people proclaiming long term growth of Wal-mart, Microsoft (MSFT), and their own stock ideas while at the same time predict ‘End of America’

Yet another tease for DRIP investing — Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIPs), predictably ‘Old Wine in a New Bottle’ a long long time after their very popular 801 K plans  tease, where a company sells stock to directly to investors,  and allow you to reinvest your dividends into new stock directly as well.

A new breathless, hype-filled teaser that promise massive gains  from S & A Resource reports Matt Badiali making the rounds this Thanksgiving, that talks about disappearance of element 107 a strange occurrence that could perhaps make you a fortune being touted as…
How the strange disappearance of element “107″ could make you a fortune In short, one of Earth’s most valuable elements – which I’m calling element “107″ because of its atomic mass – has been vanishing from global stockpiles at an alarming rate.
Most interesting part of this tease is the potential money at stake for investors who invest in this element today.
Have you analyzed S & A Short Report interested in those who have subscribed to his Newsletter and have benefited with S & A Short Report

summary of theft
Shenzhen Unionsmoke Technology Co., Ltd. … Union Smoke (you yuan) company from Dongbao Industry Park, Shajing Town, Baoan District, Shenzhen City, China
Tel: 011 + 86 + 0755 33175625
Email is crystal.unionsmoke(@)gmail.com,

MSN ID is crystal(@)unionsmoke.com // http://www.unionsmoke.com
This company Union Smoke (Chinese name “you yuan”) has stolen $475 from Evans Resource Group in Los Angeles, California. The money was sent to:
First name: YINGJUN Last name: HUANG by Western Union on the 10th of October 2011:
Western Union Account:
First name: YINGJUN Last name: HUANG
City: Shenzhen Country : China
MTCN 282-355-5650 sent on 10/10/11 from Steven Evans (Evans Resource Group) in Los Angeles California ….
we sent this amount $475 for 101 units of Marlboro high nicotine 33 units of medium nicotine 33 units of zero nicotine and 33 units of menthol … total 200 units of the disposable electronic cigarettes.

The product has never been delivered.

Shah Gilani is pitching his new service, The Spin Trader, for Money Map folks as a way to exchange of the long-observed tendency of spin-offs; this service is getting lots of interest from retirees.

I invested $495 in his newsletter The Spin Trader I was looking for a chance to make a quick gain wanted to cash in on those high return of spinoffs that are being hyped energetically.
If these people will recommend 15 to 20 spin offs a year, 2 to 3 a month, why start off their first newsletter by announcing “This is not a spinoff”.

I am very much saddened by this but I will wait before cancelling ‘The Spin Trader’ (for a 90% return of the cost) after two months, hopefully with recommendations more in tune with their exciting promotions.