STAY AWAY. These people take advantage of the elderly. My father is 95 years old, cannot see, and has dementia. He was recently charged $149 on 4/2/26 and they do not respond to multiple requests... See more
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STAY AWAY. These people take advantage of the elderly. My father is 95 years old, cannot see, and has dementia. He was recently charged $149 on 4/2/26 and they do not respond to multiple requests... See more
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ERIC WADE who runs their CRYPTO CAPITAL page is the most incompetent person on the planet. He knows nothing about the industry and all his choices went to zero. He has no buisness holding that positio... See more
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Give you a lot of promises to get you to sit through the long tedious, information less pitch in the end. They work with variations of the classic sucker pitch that is some version of the theme that... See more
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I have joined Stansberry Research and they said I have 30 days after signing up to get my money back if I am not satisfied.When I cancelled they did actually give me my money back.I think the problem... See more
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Delivering World-Class Financial Research and Tools to Over 1 Million Subscribers Since 1999. Stansberry Research is a subscription-based publisher of financial information and software, serving millions of investors around the world. Our business is guided by two simple principles: We strive to give our customers the information we'd want if our roles were reversed. We only publish analysts whose advice and strategies we'd want our own families to read and to follow.
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Once you sign up, the spam never ends. It does not matter if you try to opt out -- they keep sending it through their affiliates. Every. Single. Day. If you click the unsubscribe link (which only works 50% of the time), they simply change the name of the newsletter. It is fine to watch their videos on Youtube, but never give them your email.

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Here's my Stansberry experience, just listening to their videos. You start out with the big scare [which may or may not be true], followed by a promise they are going to share their 4 step solution. You listen for 15-20 minutes to them blather on about their credentials and historic trends, then they again say, "Coming up next we offer our solutions." Then the same cycle repeats again and again and again and they NEVER get to the solutions, which is probably to buy a book or something else. But I wouldn't know because after listening to them for over 30 minutes they never get around to the solution! I've noticed now they don't even show how long their video is on the bar at the bottom of the screen. What a joke!

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This company, probably got my email after looking at one article. I realize that they "hook" you in by quoting credible people and companies, taking articles from professional websites.
And then , they bomb you with emails, and you have to be careful on unsubscribing --as, you are clicking on a link that may not be what it seems.
If you investigate, all the spam seems to originate from this company. I would love someone to show that they are decent people, by replying to my post, to advise how they will stop all the spam coming my way.
I was asked to edit this review.
I will add that Stansberry Research, or Porter Stansberry feature in 4 or 5 emails that I get every day. The majority go to spam, by occasionally they come to my inbox.

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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'

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A bit of a different perspective vs the other posts here. Like any company in business. Stansberry Research is doing this to make money, that does not mean it is "scam". It means they are a business, and any business is in business to make money by selling stuff. There is useful content, but as a reader you need to be able to sift through the sales pitches and recognize what is real advice and what is garbage. Have been a subscriber for 5+ years. It was better content and less fluff when Porter was there prior to the sale of the company. Just like buying a car, the reader, purchaser of the content needs to be sophisticated enough to know where there are nuggets of knowledge and what is a sales pitch (sometimes in the form or fear). If you want "free" advice, turn on Cramer from Mad Money, and you can do the same thing that most novice unexperienced stock market investors do. If you are not smart enough to read the content with an ability to think, invest for yourself. You probably should not be investing in the stock market.

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Due to an internal error Stansberry Research debited may Amex of a renewal subscription for a year while my original subscription was confirmed valid for the same year, therefore they charged me twice for the same service. When I got information of the new debit by Amex I immediately forwarded a claim to Stansberry customers service. It has been going on for 8 month and although I've sent evidence of this error many times I've never got a sensible reply and was never offered a solution to this issue. It is a real and outrageous shame on that company's reputation and its unefficient customer service. Consequently I will cancel my subscription.Mr A.Marzat

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I unfortunately signed up to this stansberry research and then they up sell you to something else. This material I am now getting on a daily basis which is useless information trying to milk you for more money. In other words I am paying them for there advertisements to sign up for more expensive useless courses.
I unfortunately did sign up to this so call Doc guys course but the Payment would not go through 🤔. I knew my credit card was good so I contacted my bank and to my amazement the bank BMO put a stop payment to this company because of all the red flags against Stansberry Research. Therefore, don't only take my word for calling them scammer.

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Never ever subscribe! You will spend countless emails trying to unsubscribe and then your email gets bounces back to another newsletter affiliated to then. I highly regret subscribing to this leech - which is impossible to get ride of.

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Ten Stock Trader is a completely manipulated ‘newsletter’. They give recommendations after the market already moved making them useless. You will get in all the losing trades but unless you have a time machine you won’t get into most winning trades. So returns are manipulated and falsely reported.
The company itself will sell your email to every newsletter company who will pay a few cents. Your email account will be loaded with non stop spam trying to get you to sign up for the ‘next 10 banger!’.
Finally the emails I get because of SR are politically slanted. The last thing I want to hear from a financial newsletter is their political opinion.
When every review is 1 star it should be a warning sign for investors.

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The founder, Porter Stansberry, was convicted of securities fraud. Just Google “Porter Stansberry fraud”. The service now promotes any number of advisory services for a fee. Now they are simply an umbrella website that draws internet traffic to a single site and then sells subscriptions for a variety of people who use them for publishing purposes. Any service that would be associated with this scammer’s name has to be of questionable integrity.

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I signed up for something years ago and have unsubscribed many many times, they keep adding my email back to their lists. Don’t give out your email it’ll be spammed for years.
Edit: 12/28/2022
I am not going to give out anymore email addresses. The email that is associated with this account doesn’t match the email I gave to your company because I no longer use that email because of all the Spam from your partners.

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It's just a scam! :-) We can see all of those scams when a video doesn't show up the timeline.
We can also see scams when they talk, they talk, and they talk more and more and it never ends! lol
And probably they will ask for money to get something from them. Probably THE solution!!! LOL
Don't!
It's a scam!
For sure!

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No idea how they got my mail address. Horrible
————UPDATE—————
NOW I TRIED TO LISTEN TO ONE OF THEIR ANALYSIS AND IT IS A COMPLETE SCAM PLAYING ON YOUR FEAR. THEY SAY THINGS LIKE SOME STOCKS ARE TRADING AT 2-3000 TIMES EARNINGS. JUST TO SCARE YOU. WHETHER A STOCK TRADES AT 100, 1000 or 10.000 TIMES EARNINGS DOESN’T MATTER. THE STOCK IS A GROWTH STOCK THAT DOESN’T CURRENTLY MAKE MONEY. THE STOCK MAY BE OVERPRICED AND IT MAY NOT BE OVERPRICED. A COMPLETE SCAM!!!

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Stansberry Research took the fee promising a thirty-day refund I cancelled after 24hrs, was promised a refund but after three further attempts they stopped answering my emails. In the end I had to ask my credit card company to pursue the refund. The information they offer is poor and although they tell a good story all they are interested in is selling you even more tip sheets which can run into thousands of dollars. I have been in the investment business all my life and there are a few people with integrity, but this is not one of them. Avoid- the only one who makes a profit from the stuff that they offer is themselves.

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