Zach's Income… I would use caution using Zach's Income Alliance. As of the date of this review $100,000 starting, I believe in May 2023, would be worth approximately $82,000 today. (End of Dec 2023). Stats taken from website. I noticed my stocks are doing fine, but the option trades have been reducing my returns. I will continue to use the service for six more months and if the results don't improve, will move on.

Sales portal I dont receive good information for my money. I receive mainly LONG videos offering new "unbeliable" offers to purchase

I'm requesting a full refund after 6… I'm requesting a full refund after 6 days. This isn't what I was sold or thought I was buying into at all. Six days ago, I purchased this subscription and what I believed to be a comprehensive package of investing information and resources. Instead, it's an unending upsell after upsell and lengthy content with tiresome repetition and only very few actionable tips of advice based on "we're betting," which I understand that's what investing is, but for the amount I spent, I expected access to a member portal with content that would have value to me. Everything here has a price, ever-increasing, and every message is, again, repetitive and geared to trigger FOMO-based behaviors to click and send even more money for even more access to content that is just another upsell.

Income on Demand & Income Matrix success I signed up with Zach's Income on Demand service in May 2023. Starting with a stake of $15k I read all of the recommendations and implemented around 2/3 of them at smaller scale (like 1-2 contracts instead of 6). As of today, my account has grown to $21k purely from trading (no new capital added). I'd say this is the real deal. It won't get you rich quick, but you'll do OK if you don't get greedy or over-leverage your account.

Political paranoia posing as investment advice Signed up for the newsletter and found some of it interesting, but because my email has blockers in it, I was very quickly and relentlessly targeted as to WHY I wasn't opening any of my emails to become a paid member. The spam kept coming - sometimes seven or eight emails a day with this or that. The final straw for me was when PATRIOT Jim Rickards sent me an email about "the Feds" flagging any bank transactions that had the words MAGA or a certain president in it, and "what was coming next!" He signed it "standing against tyranny." Um, yeah, that's what the January 6th committee was doing. We're all being surveilled as part of our daily life. Our phones track us everywhere. We can do what we can to stop it, but receiving paranoid MAGA flavored, anti-American emails wasn't something I expected when I signed up for a financial newsletter. Do better. I'm out. You've lost all credibility with me. EDIT: Paradigm Press asked Trustpilot for my full name, email address, and phone number "so they can better address my claim" or my review could be pulled. Are they denying they sent the newsletter I reference above?