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.

Don't Believe the Hype Don't believe the hype! It's an upsell scam. They keep on upselling you on garbage. Gosh, I wish I read the reviews first. They have a clear plan, and it's to make sure you keep paying them to get into the different memberships. They tell you we survive on our memberships, not advertising, so to get the answer, you keep paying and paying and paying. However, your portfolio doesn't grow much. You might as well use a broker. Buyer beware, that's all I have to say. They'll send you endless emails of gibberish that amounts to nothing tangible. You can do better doing your own research with other tools out there since by the time you read their daily emails, you surpass what Warren Buffet reads in a day. Criminals.

Too Many Losers Way, way, way too many losers. After two years with them, I have lost everything ($45,000) I could afford to lose. I had three of their newsletters (Crises Trader, Insider Intel, and The Situation Report (lifetime)).

VERTICAL CLIMBER I'm a fairly new subscriber to Paradigm Press. Responsible people seek to be in-the-know regarding politics. Global decisions have a profound impact on daily life. Information is key—here is where Paradigm Press delivers! Separately, an investment recommendation carries risk—no one has a crystal ball. Experiencing a loss here and there is part of the climb to wealth. You can't simply abide the day and think you will fare well. I turn to the experts (Jim Rickards and Company) to navigate political turbulence and get how-to make money guidance. The downside of the company is the high-pressure sales tactics to purchase various services. I am just starting to climb the ladder to wealth. When I can afford "Jim's #1 research service" I'll invest in that service too.

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