I bought into Stansberry’s slick… I bought into Stansberry’s slick marketing campaign back in 2008. $60 a year, and would get a newsletter monthly. I vividly remember 2 stock picks, Hershey and Walmart. Not earth shattering information. Eventually stopped reading them. Then was notified they were going online only. It was 1 of those subscriptions I kept forgetting to cancel. My credit card got hacked, and was issued a new one. Figured Stansberry was done. Surprise! January 2024, my bank sends me a security alert asking if I approved $100 subscription to them ! No, lol. Also I never have been or logged onto their website. If your reading this, IMHO stay away from them.

They think you're an idiot This company treats the average person like an idiot. Usually you get invited or see an "urgent" ad for to a 3 hour "panel" where they have their analysts discussing the current market status and economy but it is actually a sales pitch to sell you one of their products....which is fine. They will try to lure you in with a "limited one time" offer with a lifetime subscription to their product. You pay a multi thousand dollar "upfront" fee and you get lifetime access to their service. They will lure you in by cherry picking examples of 500+% gains and neglect to mention that 90% of their picks are flops and will lose you money. Once they have your money, you will find that the portfolio solution you just signed for is completely mismanaged, neglected and underperforms by a mile. They will attempt to sell you additional services and try to extract as much money from you as possible. Screw these guys

Terrible customer service when cancelling … Terrible customer service when canceling subscription. They make you pay for an extra month. Why? Seems like extortion. I cancelled the MotlyFool and they were nice and cancelled immediately. I cancelled both as I have no time to read them. Based on their behavior I couldn’t trust The Stansberry Digest should I subscribe to a financial investment letter again.

Best Financial 'News Letter'… Best Financial 'News Letter' Subscription I've ever Subscribed to. This company provides 'Independent Research' for 'Subscriptions'. Many of the options of the authors 'Financial Picks' may not be 'Perfect' or 'Free' but if readers want so called 'Free' 'Expert Options' from their 'Social Media' Guru. That is called 'Free Will'. So called 'Experts' like Sam with FTX need to reevaluate their 'Education' and 'Financial' Subscriptions to include 'Stansberry Research'

This not about Stansberry Research… This not about Stansberry Research itself but the dozens of alleged newsletters -- all with similar sounding but different addresses - that seem to come from them and that I would like to get rid of.. Anybody have any success in keeping these nonsense "newsletters" out of their inboxes?